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Contents

About NEH 2

Jefferson Lecture 3

National Humanities Medals 5

Education 8

Preservation and Access 26

Public Programs 48

Research 73

Challenge Grants 114

Federal State Partnership 125

Office of Enterprise 132

Summer Fellows Program 135

Panelists 136

Senior Staff Members 177

National Council 178

Financial Report 179

Grants by State 182

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The National Endowment for the Humanities

In order "to promote progress and scholarship in the humanities and the arts in the United

States," Congress enacted the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965.

This act established the National Endowment for the Humanities as an independent grant-making

agency of the federal government to support research, education, and public programs in the

humanities. In fiscal year 2000, grants were made through Federal-State Partnership, four

divisions (Education Programs, Preservation and Access, Public Programs, and Research

Programs) and the Office of Challenge Grants.

The act that established the National Endowment for the Humanities says, "The term 'humanities'

includes, but is not limited to, the study of the following: language, both modern and classical;

linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion;

ethics; the history, criticism, and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have

humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the

humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage,

traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of national

life."

What the Endowment Supports

The National Endowment for the Humanities supports exemplary work to advance and

disseminate knowledge in all the disciplines of the humanities. Endowment support is intended

to complement and assist private and local efforts and to serve as a catalyst to increase

nonfederal support for projects of high quality. To date, NEH matching grants have helped

generate almost $1.64 billion in gift funds. Each application to the Endowment is assessed by

knowledgeable persons outside the agency who are asked to judge about the quality and

significance of the proposals. About 731 scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other

experts served on 154 panels throughout the year.

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The Jefferson Lecture

On March 27, 2000, historian James M. McPherson delivered the Jefferson Lecture in the

Humanities at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. In his lecture, "For a Vast Future Also:

Lincoln and the Millennium," McPherson spoke about Lincoln's sense of history as he

envisioned the future for our country and for the world.

McPherson described Lincoln's reverence for the goals of the American Revolution and his

admiration for Thomas Jefferson's inspiring words. McPherson recounted a speech that Lincoln

gave on George Washington's birthday in Pennsylvania, 1861: "Lincoln told them: 'I have never

had a feeling politically that did not spring from the sentiments embodied in the Declaration of

Independence.' The ringing phrases that 'all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their

Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of

Happiness,' said Lincoln, 'gave promise' not just to Americans, but 'hope to the world' that 'in due

time the weights should be lifted from the shoulders of all men, and that all should have an equal

chance.'"

"Lincoln had come a long way in his understanding of history since his boyhood reading of

Weems's biography of George Washington," said McPherson. He said Lincoln saw the Union's

victory in the Civil War as imperative for the survival of democracy in the world. "'Our popular

government has often been called an experiment,' he told a special session of Congress that met

on July 4, 1861. 'Two points in it, our people have already settled--the successful establishing,

and the successful administering of it. One still remains--its successful maintenance against a

formidable internal attempt to overthrow it.' If that attempt succeeded, said Lincoln, the forces of

reaction in Europe would smile in smug satisfaction at this proof of their contention that the

upstart republic launched in 1776 could not last."

McPherson continued, "The American sense of mission invoked by Lincoln--the idea that the

American experiment in democracy was a beacon of liberty and democracy for oppressed people

everywhere is as old as the Mayflower Compact and as new as apparent American victory in the

Cold War."

Born in North Dakota and raised in Minnesota, McPherson's first fascination with the Civil War

began as a graduate student in 1958 under the mentorship of C. Vann Woodward at Johns

Hopkins University. But it was not the war McPherson focused on then. His subjects for study

were the abolitionists whose passions and protests helped put Abraham Lincoln in office and

shape the social reforms brought about by the war. While McPherson studied in Baltimore,

events similar to the abolition movement were taking place all around the country. "I was struck

by all of these parallels between what was a freedom crusade of the 1860s and a freedom crusade

of the 1960s. My first entrée in Civil War scholarship focused on that very theme," says

McPherson. His dissertation about the abolition movement went on to be published in 1964 as

The Struggle for Equality: Abolitionists and the Negro in the Civil War and Reconstruction.

He has since written several books about abolition, the war, Abraham Lincoln, and

Reconstruction. His latest work, which won the Lincoln Prize for 1998, For Cause and

Comrades: Why Men Fought in the Civil War, delves into the hearts and minds of the three

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million soldiers that fought on both sides of the war. A decade earlier, his book Battle Cry of

Freedom: The Civil War Era broke ground in combining the complexities of the war while

maintaining the narrative that made it appealing to the American public. Battle Cry of Freedom

went on to win the Pulitzer Prize and has since sold more than six hundred thousand copies. The

book helped launch an unprecedented national renaissance of interest in the Civil War. Because

of it and other books, followed closely by Ken Burns's documentary, now thousands of

Americans every year choose to visit historic battlefields and homes of Civil War generals and

leaders. New histories, biographies, miniseries, novels, and reenactments continue to capture the

American imagination about the turbulent years between 1861 and 1865, partly because, as

McPherson explains, the issues that caused the war are still with us. "Even though the war

resolved the issues of Union and slavery, it didn't entirely resolve the issues that underlay those

two questions," McPherson said. "These issues are still important in American society today:

regionalism, resentment of centralized government, debates about how powerful the national

government ought to be and what role it ought to play in people's lives. The continuing relevance

of those issues, I think, is one reason for the continuing fascination with the Civil War."

McPherson has taught at Princeton University since 1962 and is the George Henry Davis '86

Professor of American History. He lives in New Jersey with his wife Patricia.

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National Humanities Medal

In December 2000, President Clinton awarded twelve Americans the National Humanities Medal

for their outstanding efforts to deepen public awareness of the humanities.

Robert Bellah is a sociologist, philosopher, and interpreter of contemporary American society.

In his book Habits of the Heart: Individualism and Commitment in American Life, Bellah

compared how Americans believe they ought to live with how they actually conduct their lives.

Beginning his career with a focus on Eastern religion and Far Eastern languages, Bellah taught

Islamic studies at McGill University in Canada and at Harvard before joining the faculty at the

University of California, Berkeley. Bellah retired in 1997 and is Elliot Professor of Sociology

Emeritus at Berkeley.

Will Davis Campbell is a Southern preacher whose ideas and actions crossed color lines during

the Civil Rights movement. After being ordained in the Baptist church at the age of seventeen,

Campbell went on to study at Yale Divinity School. During the 1950s and 60s, he was at the

center of the Civil Rights movement, as a troubleshooter on race relations for the National

Council of Churches and then as director of the Committee of Southern Churchmen. He helped

escort nine African American students through mobs opposed to desegregation at Central High

School in Little Rock, Arkansas, and was the only white minister asked by Martin Luther King

Jr. to attend the creation of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Campbell is the

author of sixteen books and has received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Tennessee

American Civil Liberties Union.

Television producer Judy Crichton believes that "history is filled with magnificent stories," and

as the founder of the American Experience series on PBS has worked to bring history to

television. During her tenure with the series she produced the documentaries Andrew Carnegie:

The Richest Man in the World, The Donner Party, and Lindbergh. She and the American

Experience have won four George Foster Peabody awards, two Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia

Journalism awards, and seven Emmys. Crichton's early television career took off when she

became the first woman writer and producer for CBS Reports in 1974. She went on to become a

writer and producer for ABC's Closeup documentary unit. She told NEH Chairman William R.

Ferris, "Among the things I am most proud of is working on projects that had enough time to be

achieve a piece of work in a thoughtful way."

David C. Driskell is an art collector, educator, and curator who has devoted himself to

preserving cultural traditions by collecting African American art and artifacts from the era of

slave ships to modern times. By buying and preserving pieces outside the "quality canon,"

Driskell has helped change art collecting trends in collections around the world. He was a teacher

and curator at the University of Maryland for more than twenty years. He has curated numerous

exhibitions, lectured throughout the country, and taught around the globe including Abafemi

Awolowo University in Nigeria. Driskell is the recipient three Rockefeller Foundation

fellowships.

The novels of Ernest J. Gaines evoke the essence of small-town southern Louisiana in the early

part of the twentieth century. He is renowned for his tales about Bayonne, Louisiana, based on

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Pointe Coupee Parish, where Gaines spent his childhood and early adolescence. He gained fame

for his book The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, based on a fictional, hundred-year-old

former slave. His most recent work, A Lesson Before Dying, takes place in the 1940s, and depicts

the struggle of an educated black man whose highest achievement is limited to being a school

teacher. Gaines has been author-in-residence at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette since

1983.

As the director of the Guam Humanities Council since 1992, Herman T. Guerrero has worked

to reclaim the islands' colonial history and the legacy of the Chamorro people. One of his and the

council's efforts is the Genealogy Project, which is being conducted with the help of the

University of Guam's Micronesian Area Research Center. Another project he helped create with

the Northern Mariana Island Museum of History is called "Spain in the Marianas: First Contact

and Aftermath." Guerrero says, "The humanities and humanities education allows the indigenous

people of the Northern Mariana Island Archipelago a rediscovery and an affirmation of native

identity."

Through a career that spans fifty years of arranging, writing, and performing American music,

Quincy Jones has been a champion for African American artists and a voice for humanitarian

causes. He has written scores for thirty-three motion pictures and co-produced the film version of

Alice Walker's The Color Purple. "Everything starts with a story or a song," says Jones. "Once

you have a great story, you look for the elements you need to make a piece of art." Jones has

received twenty-six Grammy Awards and one Emmy, produced NetAid concerts, and founded

Listen Up, which has brought youth from South Central Los Angeles to build houses in South

Africa. Jones serves as a member of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.

Barbara Kingsolver sees literature as a way of spreading awareness of injustices in the world

through the telling of a good story. Her 1998 novel, Poisonwood Bible, is the story of a

missionary family caught in the turmoil of the Belgian Congo in 1959. On one level it is the

story of the dissolution of a family, while on another it deals head-on with themes of colonialism,

religion, and racism. Kingsolver's belief in the power of literature led her establish the

Bellwether Prize for Fiction, awarded biannually for a first novel that represents outstanding

literary quality and a commitment to social change.

Nobel Prize winner Toni Morrison says "All my life I have been teaching books, writing books,

or reading books." Her own novels tackle difficult subjects: in Beloved she tells the story of a

runaway slave who chose to kill her own child instead of letting her spend a life in bondage; in

The Bluest Eye she depicts a black adolescent impregnated by her father. Morrison has been

inspired to write nonfiction about controversial subjects of our times especially when they

broach issues of power, race, and gender, such the O.J. Simpson trial and the Clarence Thomas

hearings. As the Robert F. Coheen Professor in the Council of Humanities at Princeton

University, Morrison has taught students how to look beyond the surface for the true human

story embedded in history.

Historian Edmund S. Morgan has written and edited eighteen books on the intellectual

foundations of early American life. In his latest work, The Rise of Popular Sovereignty in

England and America, Morgan says that the popular control of governm

ent is a largely fictional

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concept, but a belief essential to our system of government. At eighty-four, he is the Sterling

Professor of History at Yale University. He also taught at the University of Chicago and Brown

University before arriving at Yale in 1955. His topics of research have ranged from the Puritans

in New England to the slave-owners in the colonial South. "In the end," Morgan says, "history

can't get too far from questions of power, who has power and how they wield it."

Earl Shorris believes that understanding the words of Socrates and Plato helps the poor more

than learning the skills for a technical job. As a result, in 1995 Shorris created a program of study

known as the Clemente Course to bring the humanities to residents of impoverished inner-city

neighborhoods. The program, run by Bard College in New York City, has spread to fourteen

different courses-on political philosophy, American history, classics, and others--around the

country. "The humanities have a great appeal to give people a sense of self, to see the world and

themselves differently," he says.

For thirty years Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve has written children's books with the intention of

dispelling stereotypes and negative images of American Indians. Her books include Jimmy

Yellow Hawk, published in 1972, and more recently The Trickster and the Troll, which combines

Lakota and Norwegian folklore. "I write from my own experience and about Native Americans

I've known all my life," she says. Sneve is the daughter of an Episcopal priest and Lakota Sioux

mother. She grew up on the Rosebud Reservation of South Dakota and was an English teacher

and counselor in Rapid City public schools and at the Flandreau Indian School for forty years.

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Division of Education Programs

The Division of Education Programs provides national leadership for formal humanities

education, from elementary through graduate school. Six programs help teachers bring their

knowledge into the classroom.

Two programs fall under Education Development and Demonstration. The first, National

Education Projects, supports the development of educational materials of national significance.

In collaboration with high school and college faculty and regional museum educators, North

Shore Community College in Massachusetts will develop and beta-test an interactive website for

teaching about the life and work of nineteenth-century American author Nathaniel Hawthorne.

The website includes documents, art work, photographs, and artifacts to support the study of

Hawthorne in literature, history, and American studies courses in high schools and colleges. The

second program, Humanities Focus Grants, promotes learning among groups of teachers working

together in the same or neighboring institutions. The Rochelle Lee Fund, a nonprofit educational

agency, will conduct a series of reading and discussion sessions for twenty Chicago public

school faculty members about children's and adult literature with the theme of life's "Journey."

At the end of their study, participants will receive a voucher for quality paperback children's

books for use in the classroom.

The Schools for a New Millennium program enables elementary and secondary schoolteachers to

learn to use technology in their studying and teaching of the humanities. Rice University

received support for a project at Hogg Middle School, a diverse inner city school in Houston, to

examine their community through its history, and its state, national, and global contexts. As a

part of the project, students learn about World War II by using videotape and digital technology

to interview veterans and neighbors about their experiences during the war. The project is the

outcome of an earlier NEH planning grant that involved the school, the university, the Texas

State Historical Association, and other community partners. The project will link the curriculum

and website development to the state teaching and learning standards at each grade level.

Seminars and Institutes support faculty development projects each summer at colleges,

universities, and research centers. During the summer of 2001, Michael Bachem of Miami

University in Ohio will conduct a four-week seminar for kindergarten through ninth-grade

teachers on the tales collected by brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. This seminar looks at the

universality of folk and fairy tales, describes the details of the historical background of the

Grimm tales, and makes participants aware of research tools and scholarship of folklore studies.

The seminar will give teachers classroom strategies for teaching the subject.

The division conducted a special competition in FY 2000 called Humanities Scholars in

Residence. This program was for states that have received a disproportionately low share of

funds from the Endowment and for schools that have not benefited from our regular grant

programs. These small consultant grants enable elementary and secondary schools to work with

expert humanities scholars to lay the foundation for improvements of school curricula. Montana's

Corvallis School District Number 1 received support for a mentored program of study with a

prominent scholar of Western history on Montana history and literature, focusing on the

recurring historical displacement of people in the area and the battle for resources. The school

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has encouraged students to interview inhabitants of the Bitterroot Valley, to conduct related

research on the history of the area, and to bring the results of their inquiry back to a virtual

museum online.

Finally, in collaboration with the NEH Office of Enterprise, WorldCom, and the Council of the

Great City Schools, the Division of Education Programs sponsors EDSITEment

(edsitement.neh.gov), a popular online resource for humanities educators. EDSITEment

comprises seventy-one individual humanities websites, each nominated by a peer review panel

for its content, interactive design, and usefulness in the classroom. EDSITEment has received

national recognition, including an education award in the Smithsonian Computerworld

competition. The site currently logs an average of forty thousand user sessions a month, and

includes a search engine, lesson plans for grades six through twelve, and take-home activities for

students. EDSITEment training sessions have been held in 973 schools in forty-one school

districts. In the future, EDSITEment will expand to include more websites and new lesson plans

for kindergarten through sixth-grade.

Candace Katz

Director

Division of Education Programs

Education Development and Demonstration

Academy of American Poets

New York, NY Kelleen Zubick

$120,000 The Online Poetry Classroom

American Councils of International Education

Washington, DC Maria Lekic

$35,000 Regional Russia, Culture and Diversity: Language-Learning Modules

American Historical Association

Washington, DC Noralee Frankel

$1,000* Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age: Reconceptualizing the Introductory Survey

Course

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ Roger L. Bedard

$100,000 Navajo Exemplary Humanities Project

Assumption College

Worcester, MA John F. McClymer

$160,000 American History and Culture on the Web

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Beaufort County School District

Beaufort, SC Margaret D. Rushton

$100,000 Creating a Sense of Place

Boston Latin Academy

Boston, MA Robert Largess

$22,332 A Comparative Study of the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty

Brooklyn Museum of Art

Brooklyn, NY Deborah F. Schwartz

$91,000 Brooklyn Community Collaborations

Brown University

Providence, RI Edward J. Ahearn

$75,000* Texts and Teachers: The Interdisciplinary Challenge

California State University

Fresno, CA Vida Samiian

$180,000 Crossing Academic Borders: Integrating Technology with Interdisciplinary Learning

Carleton College

Northfield, MN Dana Strand

$25,000 Individual and Community: A Faculty Seminar at Carleton College

City School District of New Rochelle

New Rochelle, NY Senta F. Stich

$25,000 Humanities for the New Millennium

Constitutional Rights Foundation Chicago

Chicago, IL Nisan Chavkin

$10,000 The American Jury: Bulwark of Democracy

Education Development Center, Inc.

Newton, MA Ronald W. Bailey

$5,000* Nubianet: A Network and Internet Resource for Ancient African and World

Civilizations

Education Development Center, Inc.

Newton, MA William Tally

$230,000 Picturing Modern America: Historical Inquiry through Primary Sources

Ferrum College

Ferrum, VA Bettina L. Hanlon

$24,996 Teaching Appalachian Literature

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Five Colleges, Inc.

Amherst, MA Robert Schwartzwald

$25,000 Rethinking the Americas: Creating a Transdisciplinary Foundational Course at the Five

Colleges

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute

Hyde Park, NY Thomas J. Thurston

$4,700* The New Deal Network: An Online Teaching Resource on the Public Works and Arts

Projects of the New Deal

George Mason University

Fairfax, VA Roy A. Rosenzweig

$245,000 History Matters: The U.S. History Survey on the Web

Georgia Tech Research Corporation

Atlanta, GA Gregory A. VanHoosier-Carey

$5,000 Griffith in Context: A Multimedia Exploration of The Birth of a Nation

Greensboro College

Greensboro, NC Nancy M. McElveen

$24,994 Faculty Development in Women's Studies

Grinnell College

Grinnell, IA Tyler T. Roberts

$25,000 Revisioning the Introduction to Religious Studies

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN Phyllis R. Klotman

$170,000 African Americans in Cinema: The First Half Century

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN Douglas R. Parks

$5,000* Teaching Native American Language through History and Culture: The Arikara Model

Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture

Santa Fe, NM Wade Chambers

$100,000 The Native Eyes Project: Indian Perspectives on Knowledge and Culture

Kennesaw State College

Kennesaw, GA Sarah R. Robbins

$223,000 Keeping and Creating American Communities

Los Angeles Unified School District

Los Angeles, CA Teresa M. Hudock

$115,000 World History and Literature Using Web Conferencing

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Macalester College

St. Paul, MN James von Geldern

$150,000 Digital Sourcebook of Soviet Russian History

Marquette University

Milwaukee, WI James A. Marten

$170,000 Children in Urban America Project: A Digital Archive

Memphis City Schools

Memphis, TN Elsie Lewis Bailey

$160,000 The Memphis Civil Rights Movement: Exploring Its History, Assessing Its Impact

Miami University

Oxford, OH Stephen A. Nimis

$5,000* The VRoma Project: A Virtual Community for the Teaching of Classics

Millersville University

Millersville, PA Tracey Weis

$166,509 Underground Railroad Text and Context: Researching, Teaching and Interpreting the

Underground Railroad

Modern Language Association of America

New York, NY Phyllis Franklin

$30,000** Staffing in Undergraduate Humanities Programs

Montclair State University

Upper Montclair, NJ Fawzia Afzal-Khan

$24,089 Integrating Cultural Studies into the Public Teaching University Curriculum

Motheread, Inc.

Raleigh, NC Nancye B. Gaj

$60,000 HomeWork: A Motheread/Fatheread Curriculum for Working Parents

Mount Holyoke College

South Hadley, MA Margaret L. Switten

$6,613* Teaching Medieval Lyric with Modern Technology: New Windows on the Medieval

World

Museum of the City of New York

New York, NY Kathy Benson

$25,000 Community of Many Worlds: Arab Americans in New York City

New Jersey Council for the Humanities

Trenton, NJ Elissa A. Greenwald

$25,000 Women and the Holocaust

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Newberry Library

Chicago, IL James R. Akerman

$240,000 Historic Maps in K-12 Classrooms

North Carolina Humanities Council

Greensboro, NC Lynn Wright-Kernodle

$25,000 Voices of Democracy and Dissent

North Shore Community College

Danvers, MA Terri L. Whitney

$247,600 Nathaniel Hawthorne in the Museum and the Classroom: A Collaboration of Salem

Museums and English Instructors

Ohio State University Research Foundation

Columbus, OH Francis Abiola Irele

$155,000 CD-ROM of Oral Literature: Southern African Praise Poetry

Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association

Deerfield, MA Timothy C. Neumann

$175,000 Teaching American History Utilizing Digital Resources in a Rural Middle/High School

Collaborative

Primary Source

Watertown, MA Anna Roelofs

$29,600* Teaching Resources on African

American Intellectual History and Democratic Leadership

Rice University

Houston, TX Leslie M. Miller

$175,000 Community in History: A Middle School Implementation

Rochelle Lee Fund

Chicago, IL Michelle R. Rosenthal

$25,000 Developing Readers: Teachers and Their Students II

Rochester Institute of Technology

Rochester, NY Wade L. Robison

$24,552 Philosophy in Technology

SUNY Research Foundation/College at Cortland

Cortland, NY Jean W. LeLoup

$10,000* FL Teach: Communication

Technologies for Professional Development and Foreign Language Instruction

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SUNY Research Foundation./College at Purchase

Albany, NY John R. Howard

$25,000 Integrating African American Arts into Social Studies Curricula

Sealaska Heritage Foundation

Juneau, AK Rosita F. Worl

$90,000 Teaching Indigenous Humanities Traditions and Technology and Knowledge through

Modern Technology-based Curriculum

Smith College

Northhampton, MA Dana Leibsohn

$180,000 Vistas: Colonial Latin American Visual Culture, 1520-1820

Supreme Court Historical Society

Washington, DC Maeva Marcus

$175,000 Institute for Constitutional Studies

Unified School District #497

Lawrence, KS Karen D. Vespestad

$140,000 Community Connections: Celebrating Diversity, Promoting Pluralism

University of California

Irvine, CA Robert G. Moeller

$25,000 World History in the Schools

University of California

Santa Barbara, CA Alan Y. Liu

$1,800* Transcriptions: Literature and the Culture of Information Project

University of Iowa

Iowa City, IA Lauren H. Rabinovitz

$175,819 Yesterday's Wonderlands: Introducing Modernism to America

University of Maryland

College Park, MD Catherine W. Ingold

$175,000 Building a Web-based Infrastructure for Teaching Spanish Language and US Latino

Cultures to Heritage Students

University of Maryland

College Park, MD Adele Seeff

$150,000 Jubilee: In Pursuit of the American Dream of Equality

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI Jonathan Smith

$24,370 Science and Technology Studies of the Automobile

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University of Michigan

Dearborn, MI Camron M. Amin

$222,396 Modern Middle East Sourcebook Project

University of Pennsylvania

Philadephia, PA Joseph A. Farrell

$10,000* The Vergil Project

University of Rochester

Rochester, NY Linda Ware

$24,998 A Collaboration Inquiry on Understanding Disability

University of Southern Maine

Portland, ME Janice L. Thompson

$25,000 Course Development in the Honors Program at the University of Southern Maine

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI Steven M. Nadler

$24,975 Expanding the Humanities: University and High School Workshops

University of Wisconsin

River Falls, WI Geoffrey W. Scheurman

$180,245 Still Searching for America: Conversations on National Identity

Utah Valley State College

Orem, UT G. Eugene England

$25,000 Enriching Humanities Curricula: Mormon Studies

Wayne State University

Detroit, MI Gwen A. Gorzelsky

$24,998 English Studies Internship Exchanges: Teaching Language and Literature in Diverse

Contexts

World History Association

Philadelphia, PA Heidi S. Roupp

$250,000 Developing a New Teaching Field: World History for the 21st Century

Humanities Scholar in Residence

Alta Vista Charter School

Kansas City, MO Cynthia C. Gusman

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

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Burlington City High School

Burlington, NJ Kathy DeCristofaro

$10,000*** Integrating the Study of International Relations and World History into the Social

Studies Curriculum

Corvallis School District #1

Corvallis, MT Tava I. Smathers

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Green Valley High School

Henderson, NV Donna J. Servello

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Howard M. Phifer Middle School

Pennsauken, NJ Curt R. Wrzeszczynski

$10,000*** The Story of Us

Hyde Park Middle School

Las Vegas, NV Sandra L. Ransel

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Idaho Humanities Council

Boise, ID Terri Schorzman

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Inter American University of Puerto Rico, Ponce Campus

Mercedita, PR Hector Alvarez-Trujillo

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

James Caldwell High School

West Caldwell, NJ Sarah Van Gunten

$10,000*** Exploring the Rights of Children in China and India

Loyola University

New Orleans, LA John P. Travis

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Mainland Regional High School

Linwood, NJ Judith C. Perkins

$10,000*** Recreational Reading Environments and the High School Language Arts Curriculum

Maureeen and Mike Mansfield Foundation

Missoula, MT Jennifer Copley

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

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Maywood Middle School

Renton, WA Alice E. Finch

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Owasso Seventh Grade Center

Owasso, OK Yvette J. King

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Rickards High School

Tallahassee, FL Elisa A. Scherff

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Ridgewood Public Schools

Ridgewood, NJ Jane M. Blakely

$10,000*** Realigning the Ninth Grade English and World History Curriculum

Seminole High School

Seminole, FL Donald J. Peet

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Snohomish School District

Snohomish, WA Diana J. Plumis

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Spring Creek High School

Spring Creek, NV Joe D. de Braga

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Storey County School District

Virginia City, NV Craig J. Rock

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

West Geauga High School

Chesterland, OH JoAnn G. Houser

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Westlake High School

Austin, TX Bill D. Martin

$10,000 Humanities Scholar in Residence

Humanities Teacher Leadership Awards

Mary P. Clark

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Upper Montclair, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Ellen R. Davila

Pennington, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Robert G. Evans

Elmer, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Joseph P. Fanning

Glen Ridge, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Roslyn Z. Gerken

Somerset, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Marc J. Gold

Sleepy Hollow, NY

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Douglas E. Golde

New York, NY

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Wende L. Greenberg

Piermont, NY

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Susan R. Jones

Mt. Lakes, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Susan E. Kearney

Palmyra, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Anne D. Mackintosh

Westmont, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Christopher C. Marchetti

Hopewell, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

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Diane E. Neal

Belle Mead, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Dominick V. Pisa

Livingston, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Daniel J. Ward

Bayonne, NJ

$2,000*** Humanities Teacher Leadership Program

Seminars and Institutes

American Academy in Rome

New York, NY Elizabeth Bartman

$92,785 Topographies of Collecting

American Academy in Rome

New York, NY Richard J. Talbert

$12,147 Representing Geography and Communities in the World of Imperial Rome

Amherst College

Amherst, MA Austin D. Sarat

$107,370 Punishment, Politics, and Culture

Brigham Young University

Provo, UT John R. Rosenberg

$75,574 Four Hundred Years of Spanish History through the Theater of Antonio Buero Vallejo

Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs

New York, NY Joel H. Rosenthal

$138,757 Moral Choices: Ethics and Supranationalism

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, OH Colin S. McLarty

$80,354 Proofs and Refutations Today

Center for Applied Linguistics

Washington, DC Joy K. Peyton

$20,000 Building the Knowledge and Expertise of Teachers of Spanish to Heritage Spanish

Speakers

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China Institute in America, Inc.

New York, NY Marleen Kassel

$150,210 China and the World

Colorado State University

Fort Collins, CO Jane E. Kneller

$169,717 Nature, Art, and Politics after Kant: Re-evaluating Early German Romanticism

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY Valerie J. Bunce

$89,383 The Postcommunist Experience: The First Decade

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY Robert G. Calkins

$137,609 The Gothic Cathedral as a Mirror of Medieval Culture

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH Elisabeth I. Perry

$1,600 Feminist Classics in American Culture

Duquesne University

Pittsburgh, PA Albert C. Labriola

$81,631 Paradise Lost and the Contemporary Reader

East-West Center

Honolulu, HI Elizabeth B. Buck

$178,061 Continuities and Crises: The Interplay of Religion and Politics in China

Folger Shakespeare Library

Washington, DC Kathleen A. Lynch

$158,895 Experience and Knowledge in Early Modern Europe

Gonzaga University

Spokane, WA Robert C. Carriker

$72,089 Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition: From the Pacific Ocean to St. Louis

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

$224,000 Teaching the History of the Civil Rights Movement

Illinois State University

Normal, IL Ron Fortune

$170,570 Literary Study in a Manuscript Culture: Keats, Dickinson, and Eliot

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Jewish Theological Seminary of America

New York, NY Alan Mintz

$89,978 Cultural Responses to the Holocaust in America and Abroad

Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus

Brookville, NY Katherine C. Hill-Miller

$7,018 Virginia Woolf: The Major Novels

Madonna University

Livonia, MI Richard Sax

$140,974 Forging the 20th Century Urban Identity

Miami University

Oxford, OH Michael Bachem

$75,715 The History, Uses, and Reverberations of the Tales Collected by the Brothers Grimm

New Bedford Whaling Museum

New Bedford, MA Laurie J. Robertson-Lorant

$154,217 Melville and Multiculturalism: Teaching and Learning about Literature amid Historic

Sites

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL James R. Akerman

$175,288 Popular Cartography and Society

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL Jeremy D. Popkin

$91,932 Revolution and the Making of Identities: France, 1787-1799

Northern Arizona University

Flagstaff, AZ James B. Fitzmaurice

$152,320 Laying Claim: American Indian Literature and Narrative, Traditions and Legacies in

Context

Ohio State University Research Foundation

Columbus, OH Lucia H. Costigan

$177,000 The Invisible Giant: The Place of Brazil in Latin American Studies

Ohio State University Research Foundation

Columbus, OH John N. King

$113,105 Foxe's Book of Martyrs: A Paradigm for Early Modern English Print Culture

Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus

University Park, PA Daniel C. Beaver

$147,247 Space and Society in the Past: Landscape, Power, and Identity in the Early Modern

Atlantic World

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Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus

University Park, PA John J. Stuhr

$96,387 American Pragmatism and Culture: Art and Society

Rice University

Houston, TX Maria-Regina J. Kecht

$136,434 The People of Vienna in a Century of Turmoil, 1848-1955

SUNY Res. Fdn./College at Geneseo

Geneseo, NY William R. Cook

$105,401 The 13th-Century "Lives" of St. Francis of Assisi

Saint Mary's College of California

Moraga, CA Carl J. Guarneri

$75,344 Major American Utopias

San Diego State University Foundation

San Diego, CA Charles D. Hamilton

$102,064 Greek Values in Crisis: Thucydides, Sophocles, Plato

Social Science Education Consortium

Boulder, CO Barbara A. Miller

$155,000 Perceiving the American West: Expectations and Outcomes

Society for Values in Higher Education

Portland, OR Albert Rabil

$155,380 A Literature of their Own? Women Writing-Venice, London, Paris-1550-1700

Society for Values in Higher Education

Portland, OR Albert Rabil, Jr.

$1,000 Worlds of the Renaissance

Southern Oregon University

Ashland, OR Alan R. Armstrong

$152,253 Shakespeare in Ashland: Teaching from Performance

Temple University

Philadelphia, PA Miles Orvell

$94,062 American Ethnic Autobiography: Identity, Language, and Culture

University of Alaska

Anchorage, AK James A. Liszka

$173,533 Environmental Ethics and Issues: Alaska as a Case Study

University of California

Irvine, CA Alexander Gelley

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$99,265 Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project, Commodity Fetishism, and the Aesthetics of the

City

University of California

Los Angeles, CA Katherine N. Hayles

$98,729 Literature in Transition: The Impact of Information Technologies

University of California, San Diego

La Jolla, CA Stefan Tanaka

$99,171 Foreigners Perceived: Travelers and Meiji Japan

University of Central Florida

Orlando, FL Gladstone L. Yearwood

$138,000 Black Film Studies: Integrating African American Cinema into the Arts and

Humanities Curriculum

University of Dayton

Dayton, OH Richard P. Benedum

$86,934 Mozart: The Man, His Music and His Vienna

University of Delaware

Newark, DE Jay L. Halio

$104,534 Shakespeare: Enacting the Text

University of Kansas

Lawrence, KS Janet Sharistanian

$68,703 American Women as Writers: Wharton and Cather

University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth

North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot

$3,350 Historical Interpretations of the Industrial Revolution

University of Missouri

Columbia, MO Marvin A. Lewis

$167,154 Teaching the African Diaspora: An Afro-Romance Approach

University of North Carolina

Asheville, NC Robert F. Yeager

$84,398 Beowulf and the Heroic Age

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC John R. McGowan

$103,917 Literature and Values

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University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC Siegfried E. Mews

$3,945 Berlin 2000: Literature, Culture and Politics from Zero Hour to the Berlin Republic

University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, IN Christopher Fox

$100,444 Anglo-Irish Identities, 1600-1800

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA Roger M. Allen

$80,162 The Arabic Novel in Translation

University of Texas

San Antonio, TX Ellen R. Clark

$170,000 Derrumbando Fronteras/Breaking Boundaries: Integrating Mexican American and

Latino Literatures in Secondary Curriculum

University of Vermont

Burlington, VT William A. Stephany

$1,618* Dante's Commedia

University of Vermont

Burlington, VT William A. Stephany

$131,394 Dante's Commedia

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA William G. Thomas, III

$80,439 Jamestown and the Formation of an American Culture: Natives and Newcomers in Text,

Image, and Artifact

University of Wisconsin

River Falls, WI Carole J. Gerster

$141,439 Picturing America: Cinematic Representations of America's Ethnic Diversity

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities

Charlottesville, VA Joseph C. Miller

$162,754 Roots 2001: The African Dimension of Early American History and Culture (Through

the Transatlantic Slave Trade)

Western Michigan University

Kalamazoo, MI Paul E. Szarmach

$128,007 Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts and Texts

Yale University

New Haven, CT R. Howard Bloch

$3,801 The Arthurian Illuminated Manuscript and the Culture of the High Middle Ages

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Yale University

New Haven, CT Lee W. Patterson

$126,615 The Canterbury Tales and Medieval Culture

* Federal Matching Funds

** Chairman's/Emergency Awards

*** Denotes grants funded in whole or part by external sources

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Division of Preservation and Access

The Division of Preservation and Access provides leadership and support to preserve humanities

collections in America's libraries, museums, archives, and historical organizations. The Division

also helps ensure intellectual access to these collections for research, education, and public

programming in the humanities. Grants support the creation of major reference works--

dictionaries, atlases, encyclopedias, and databases--that document the history and culture of the

United States and the world.

In fiscal year 2000, the division completed the twelfth year of an initiative for the preservation of

brittle books and serials. When the thirty-six microfilming projects (eight funded this year) at

libraries are finished, the intellectual content of approximately 992,300 embrittled volumes and

435,000 pages of foreign newsprint will be preserved.

Newspapers chronicle the daily life of America's citizens across the country. They document the

civic, legal, historical, and cultural events that have occurred in every region of the nation during

the past three hundred years. All fifty states, two U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia

are now involved in the Endowment's United States Newspaper Program, a national initiative to

catalog and preserve on microfilm the country's newspapers on a state-by-state basis. At the

conclusion of currently funded NEH newspaper projects, more than 146,800 newspaper titles

will be available in a national database and approximately 60.5 million deteriorating newspaper

pages will have been transferred onto microfilm.

Grants made in fiscal year 2000 also preserve, stabilize, and provide intellectual access to a

variety of museum, archival, and other collections that are important for the study of American

cultural, social, economic, ethnic, military, and political history; African and African American

history and culture; native Alaskan history; Jewish history and culture; the history of art,

architecture, and music; and the history of colonial Spanish America. The collections represent a

range of formats including architectural drawings; textiles; historic wallpaper; rare books and

pamphlets; correspondence, manuscripts, and other documents; maps; photographs, glass plate

negatives and moving images; musical scores; sound recordings; and artifacts. The grants

provide preservation and access activities at 151 institutions in forty-seven states, the District of

Columbia, and Puerto Rico.

Among the research tools and reference works that received support this year are projects to

create historical dictionaries, including the Dictionary of Old English, the Comprehensive

Aramaic Lexicon, and the Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary. A grant to the University of

Chicago provided support to produce the final volumes of the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary.

Support went for two multivolume, international encyclopedias-the Encyclopædia Iranica and

the Encyclopedia of Islam. The Encyclopedia of Islam will be completed with this grant. Among

the bibliographical works supported are the English Short Title Catalog, Black African Literature

in English, 1997-1999, and the Répertoire International de la Presse Musicale (RIPM). By

supporting the updating of existing databases to current standards, the Division will broaden the

use of important electronic resources. The PhiloBiblon Project will make available via the World

Wide Web a bio-bibliographical database of Iberian medieval and early modern culture; the

Thesaurus Linguae Graecae will adopt new text encoding formats and develop software for

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network distribution of its extensive database of Greek literature, currently available on CD-

ROM. In addition, the Forest History Society will expand and update a bibliographical database

of more than twenty-five thousand entries on environmental history, making it available on the

World Wide Web for the benefit of researchers and students seeking to explore humans'

relationship to nature.

To foster the next generation of libraries, the NEH joined other federal agencies in sponsoring

the Digital Library Initiative, conducted by the National Science Foundation. In fiscal year 2000,

the Endowment's participation in this initiative supported five projects for the preservation and

accessibility of humanities resources in digital form. These projects directly relate to the creation

and use of humanities resources for the study of American history, classical music, philosophy,

ancient Sumerian culture, and Chinese language and philosophy.

A new grant category, Preservation Assistance Grants, began in 2000 to reach organizations that

do not usually compete for NEH funding. Awards of up to $5,000 support preservation

assessments, consultations, training, and supplies and equipment. In this first year, the awards

went to 132 institutions in 41 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. One example is

the Old Mission State Park, Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, in Cataloo, which

received a grant of $3,916 to hire a conservator who will conduct an on-site assessment and help

draft a long-range plan to preserve the park's collections. The Skokomish Indian Tribe in

Shelton, Washington received a grant of $5,000 to consult with a conservator, who will help the

staff create a plan for the storage of the tribal center's collections. The University of South

Alabama in Mobile, Alabama, received a $5,000 grant to identify the preservation needs of the

university's archives.

George F. Farr, Jr.

Director

Division of Preservation and Access

Preservation and Access

Arizona Department of Libraries, Archives and Public Records

Phoenix, AZ Ray Tevis

$336,000* Arizona Newspaper Project: Cataloging and Microfilming

Abbe Museum

Bar Harbor, ME Rebecca J. Cole-Will

$114,785 Purchasing Storage Furniture and Rehousing Material Culture Collections

Ackley Heritage Center

Ackley, IA Beverly J. Ryken

$4,320 Preservation Assessment

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Adirondack Museum

Blue Mountain Lake, NY Tracy N. Meehan

$269,536 Purchasing Storage Furniture and Rehousing Material Culture Collections

Africa-America Institute

New York, NY Fiona M. Dunne

$2,165 Preservation Assessment of Archival Collections

African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas

Philadelphia, PA Aurelia B. Waters

$3,180 Preservation Assessment of Archival Collections

American Antiquarian Society

Worcester, MA Alan N. Degutis

$240,331 Create a Union Catalog of North American Imprints, 1801-1820

American Film Institute

Los Angeles, CA Patricia K. Hanson

$190,000* AFI Catalog of Feature Films, 1951-60

American Film Institute

Los Angeles, CA Patricia K. Hanson

$66,000 AFI Catalog of Feature Films, 1951-1960 and 1971-1980

American Folklore Society

Harrisburg, PA Peggy A. Bulger

$25,000** Folklife Collections in Crisis: Assessment and Recommendations

American Philological Association

Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson

$173,180 Bibliographical Research, American Office of L'Annee Philologique

American Textile History Museum

Lowell, MA Clare M. Sheridan

$4,500 Storage Supplies for Rare Book Collection

American Theological Library Association

Evanston, IL Dennis A. Norlin

$574,977 Preservation Microfilming of Journals in Religion, 1850-1950

Amigos de Calle del Cristo 255, Inc.

San Juan, PR Maria Teresa Arraras

$4,406 Storage Supplies and Furniture for Graphics and Maps Collection

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Anacortes Museum

Anacortes, WA Karen M. Marshall

$1,512 Preservation Assessment and Supplies for Photograph Collection

Appalshop, Inc.

Whitesburg, KY Richard Kirby

$2,950 Preservation Assessment of Film, Video, Audiotape, and Photography Collections

Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago, IL Calvert W. Audrain

$451,350 Improving Environment and Storage for Architecture Collection

Austin History Center

Austin, TX Margaret L. Schlankey

$1,410 Supplies for Rehousing Slide Library

Balboa Art Conservation Center

San Diego, CA Janet Ruggles

$202,317 Regional Preservation Field Services in the West

Bass Museum of Art

Miami Beach, FL Rachel T. Garick

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Works on Paper and Photographs

Big Horn County Library

Basin, WY Sandra D. Munger

$5,000 Preservation Assessment and Training

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

Birmingham, AL Wayne Coleman

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Archives

Bismarck Junior College

Bismarck, ND Carolyn H. Twingley

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Archives

Bostonian Society

Boston, MA Nancy Richard

$5,000 Supplies for Rehousing Photograph Collection

Boulder Museum of History

Boulder, CO Terri Schindel

$4,969 Storage Supplies for Costumes and Textiles

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Bowne House Historical Society

Flushing, NY Evangeline T. Egglezos

$4,948 Preservation Assessment of Textile Collection

Braintree Historical Society

Braintree, MA Robert H. Downey, Jr.

$4,960 Preservation Assessment of Textiles

Buffalo Bill Museum

Golden, CO Carey I. Southwell

$3,900 Preservation Assessment

Butler County Historical Society

Butler, PA Rebekah A. Sheeler

$4,998 Environmental Monitoring Equipment and Collection Storage Supplies

CUNY Research Foundation/Graduate School and University Center

New York, NY Dee L. Clayman

$32,800* Database of Classical Bibliography

CUNY Research Foundation/Queens College

Flushing, NY Michael Cogswell

$300,000 Repair and Restoration of the Louis Armstrong House

Cameron J. Jarvis

Troup, TX Dee S. Brock

$1,990 Preservation Training and Consultation

Canterbury Shaker Village, Inc.

Canterbury, NH Sheryl N. Hack

$144,660 Documenting the Domestic Life Collection of the Canterbury Shaker Village

Carson Valley Historical Society

Gardnerville, NV Cecile J. Brown

$4,976 Purchase of Environmental Monitoring Equipment and Storage Supplies

Center for Research Libraries

Chicago, IL Beverly Lynch

$365,915 Preserving and Creating Access to Foreign Newspapers in United States Repositories

Centro Alameda, Inc.

San Antonio, TX Henry Estrada

$2,075 Preservation Assessment of Oral History Collections

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Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum

Cheyenne, WY John W. Gavin

$5,000 Preservation Assessment and Training Project

Chicago Historical Society

Chicago, IL Linda Evans

$210,367* Illinois Newspaper Project: Cataloging

Cincinnati Museum Center

Cincinnati, OH Scott L. Gampfer

$5,000 Storage Supplies for Archival Collections

Clark County Museum

Henderson, NV Mark Ryzdynski

$4,920 Preservation Assessment

Cleveland Police Historical Society

Cleveland, OH David C. Holcombe

$5,000 Photograph and Archival Collections Storage Project

Columbia University

New York, NY Roger S. Bagnall

$10,000* Advanced Papyrological Information System (APIS), Phase II

Columbia University

New York, NY Janet E. Gertz

$241,414 Reformatting Audiotapes of the Language and Culture of Ashkenazic Jewry

Columbia University

New York, NY Angela Giral

$20,000 Conversion to Machine-Readable Form of the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals,

1934-1976

Columbia University

New York, NY Robert A. Wolven

$464,026 Preservation Microfilming of Slavic Culture and History

Columbia University

New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater

$374,750* Encyclopaedia Iranica

Connecticut Daughters of the Amer. Revolution

West Simsbury, CT Nancy Pexa

$3,214 Preservation Assessment of Library Collections

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Connecticut Historical Society

Hartford, CT Susan Schoelwer

$175,865 Documentation of Connecticut Historical Society's Costume Collection

Connecticut State Library

Hartford, CT Lynne H. Newell

$330,000* Connecticut Newspaper Project: Microfilming

Conservation Center for Art & Hist. Artifacts

Philadelphia, PA Virgilia Rawnsley

$210,000 Regional Preservation Field Services in the Mid-Atlantic States

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY Ellen B. Avril

$148,680 Improving Storage for Collections of Asian Art

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY John F. Dean

$331,000 Anti-Slavery Conservation and Digitization

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY Mary Ochs

$865,845 Consortial Preservation Microfilming of Agricultural Literature, 1820 to1945, Phase

III

Duke University

Durham, NC Ellen G. Gartrell

$171,291 Arranging, Describing, Rehousing, and Enhancing Access to Collections Related to

Outdoor Advertising

East Tennessee State University

Johnson City, TN Jean Haskell

$30,000** Encyclopedia of Appalachia

Estes Park Area Historical Museum

Estes Park, CO Betty A. Kilsdonk

$4,294 Storage Supplies and Furniture for Archives and Textiles

Evans Memorial Library

Aberdeen, MS Kathy A. Bailey

$4,330 Preservation Training: Collection Care Workshops

Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium

St. Johnsbury, VT Ann Lawless

$3,693 Preservation Assessment and Rehousing of Photograph Collection

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Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library

Fairbanks, AK Maurine Canarsky

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Paintings

Fairchild Tropical Garden

Miami, FL Thomas T. Rogero

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Fairchild Archives

Foundation of American Inst. for Conservation

Washington, DC Elizabeth F. Jones

$195,019 Workshops on Disaster Response for Cultural Property

Forest Hills Educational Trust

Boston, MA Trina A. Purcell

$4,730 Storage Supplies for Archival Collections

Forest History Society

Durham, NC Steven Anderson

$126,119 Creating an Annotated Bibliography of Environmental History

Fort Berthold Community College

New Town, ND Quincee D. Baker

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Oral History Collections

Fort Bridger State Historic Site

Fort Bridger, WY Cecil D. Sanderson

$4,999 Environmental Monitoring Equipment

Georgia Southern University

Statesboro, GA W. Bede Mitchell

$5,000 Preservation Assessment

Grand Forks County Historical Society

Grand Forks, ND Leah R. Byzewski

$3,700 Storage Supplies for Material Culture Collections

Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum

Sault Ste Marie, MI Thomas L. Farnquist

$4,017 Preservation Assessment of Photograph Collections

Harriet Beecher Stowe Center

Hartford, CT Katherine D. Kane

$3,940 Preservation Consultation to Plan Collections Storage

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Harvard University

Cambridge, MA Wolfhart P. Heinrichs

$87,497 Completing the Encyclopedia of Islam

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA Susan Ware

$119,475 Preparation of Volume 5 of Notable American Women

Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum

Birmingham, AL William A. Boone

$5,000 Preservation Needs Assessment

Hebrew Union College

Cincinnati, OH Stephen A. Kaufman

$22,500* The Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon

Hebrew Union College

Cincinnati, OH Stephen A. Kaufman

$186,815 The Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon

Hennepin History Museum

Minneapolis, MN Susan Larson-Fleming

$4,000 Purchase of Preservation Supplies

Henry B. Plant Museum

Tampa, FL Susan Carter

$2,820 Storage Supplies for Archives and Preservation Training

Henry Morrison Flagler Museum

Palm Beach, FL Sandra Barghini

$5,000 Storage Furniture for Rehousing Lace and Textile Collection

Heritage Preservation

Washington, DC Jane S. Long

$52,000 Spanish Language Emergency Response and Salvage Wheel

Hibbing Public Library

Hibbing, MN Enid R. Costley

$4,315 Preservation Assessment

Historic Bethlehem Partnership, Inc.

Bethlehem, PA Jan S. Ballard

$3,017 Preservation Assessment of Library and Archival Collections

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Historic Huntsville Foundation

Huntsville, AL Patricia H. Ryan

$5,000 Preservation of Harrison Brothers Hardware Store Materials

Historic Southwest Ohio, Inc.

Cincinnati, OH Kathleen M. Luhn

$2,444 Storage Supplies for Museum's Collections

Historical Museum of Southern Florida

Miami, FL Rebecca A. Smith

$1,710 Storage Supplies for Manuscript Collections

History Museum for Springfield-Greene County

Springfield, MO Julie M. March

$2,703 Storage Supplies for Archival Collections

Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation

Challis, ID Kathleen Durfee

$4,998 Preservation Assessment of Material Culture Collections

Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation

Boise, ID Bill L. Scudder

$3,916 Preservation Assessment

Idaho State Historical Museum

Boise, ID Jody H. Ochoa

$4,975 Preservation Assessment and Storage Planning

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN John E. Bodnar

$81,856 Creating a Finding Aid and Developing an Online Index of Audiotapes of Oral History

Interviews

Isle of Wight Country Museum Foundation, Inc.

Smithfield, VA Dinah M. Everett

$4,625 Storage Furniture for Archival Collections

Jackson County Historical Society

Independence, MO Kelly M. Chambers

$3,611 Storage Supplies for Oversize Materials and Training

Jamestown College

Jamestown, ND Phyllis K. Bratton

$4,918 Storage Shelving for Archives Collections

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Joachim Museum

Dickinson, ND Patricia M. Grantier

$3,260 Preservation Assessment of Archives

John Carter Brown Library

Providence, RI Norman Fiering

$182,834 Cataloging Colonial Spanish-American Imprints

King College

Bristol, TN Daniel J. Bowell

$1,600 Preservation Assessment

Law Library of Louisiana

New Orleans, LA Carol D. Billings

$5,000 Preservation Assessment and Supplies for Special Collections

LeMoyne-Owen College

Memphis, TN Juanita Bass

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Archival Collections

Lee College

Cleveland, TN David G. Roebuck

$4,927 Preservation Training

Lehigh County Historical Society

Allentown, PA Morgan T. McMillan

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Painting Collection

Lightner Museum

St. Augustine, FL Barry W. Myers, Jr.

$3,100 Assessment of Museum Security Needs

Lindsey Wilson College

Columbia, KY Charles P. Hanna

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Library Collections

Livingston Depot Foundation

Livingston, MT Diana L. Seider

$5,000 Preservation Assessment

Lycoming County Historical Museum

Williamsport, PA Priscilla M. Norris

$3,017 Preservation Assessment of Archival Collections

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Madison Art Center

Madison, WI Doug Fath

$1,050 Preservation Training: Care of Works of Art on Paper

Magnolia Mound Plantation

Baton Rouge, LA Mary E. Brantley

$5,000 Environmental Monitoring and Storage Supplies

Maitland Historical Society

Maitland, FL Dannie Helm

$3,470 Environmental Monitoring Equipment

Manhattanville College

Purchase, NY Elizabeth F. Gallagher

$3,787 Environmental Monitoring Equipment and Storage Supplies

Maryhill Museum of Art

Goldendale, WA Betty J. Long

$5,000 Improved Storage of Paintings Collection

Maryland Historical Society

Baltimore, MD Nancy Davis

$181,082 Paper-based National Icons at the Maryland Historical Society

Massachusetts Historical Society

Boston, MA William M. Fowler

$55,624 Preservation of Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Papers

McLean County Historical Society

Bloomington, IL Susan K. Hartzold

$5,000 Preservation Consultation and Storage Furniture for Material Culture Collections

Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI Mark L. Kornbluh

$9,998 Creating the Quilt Index, an Online Database

Milligan College

Milligan College, TN Steven L. Preston

$5,000 Library and Archives Preservation Assessment

Milwaukee County Historical Society

Milwaukee, WI Robert T. Teske

$4,004 Preservation Assessment

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Minot State University

Minot, ND Carol L. Fielhaber

$4,795 Preservation Assessment and Training

Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden

Portsmouth, NH Barbara M. Ward

$4,164 Light Control Study for the Moffett-Ladd House

Montgomery County Historical Society

Dayton, OH Claudia L. Watson

$4,645 Preservation Assessment of Motion Picture Film, Images, and Paper-based Items

Mount Gulian Society

Beacon, NY Elaine Hayes

$2,047 Preservation Assessment of Textiles

Museum of International Folk Art

Santa Fe, NM Rebecca D. Rich-Wulfmeyer

$5,000 Preservation Assessment of Library Collections

NYC Department of Records and Information Services

New York, NY Kenneth R. Cobb

$97,600 Preservation Microfilming of New York City Mayors' Papers, 1877 to 1933

National Cowboy Hall of Fame

Oklahoma City, OK Charles E. Rand

$66,696 Rehousing, Digitizing, and Providing Access to the Ralph R. Doubleday Rodeo

Photographic Collection, 1915 to 1955

National Museum of Wildlife Art

Jackson, WY Ann S. Foster

$4,954 Protecting Collections from Light Damage

National Museum of Women in the Arts

Washington, DC Stacey L. Bender

$5,000 Storage Supplies for Archival Collections

Nebraska State Historical Society

Lincoln, NE Julie A. Reilly

$24,400** National Tribal Preservation Meeting

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Kansas City, MO Susan M. Moon

$4,998 Storage Supplies for Library and Archival Collections

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Nevada Historical Society

Reno, NV Andrea M. Mugnier

$4,655 Environmental Monitoring Equipment

Nevada Museum of Art

Reno, NV Diane Deming

$4,980 Storage Materials Purchase

Nevada State Library and Archives

Carson City, NV Jeffrey M. Kintop

$4,800 Storage Supplies for Blueprints, Maps, and Drawings

Nevada State Museum

Carson City, NV Sue Ann Monteleone

$3,866 Preservation Training: Basic Collection Care

New York Public Library

New York, NY Alice C. Hudson

$127,796 Creating Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard, 1660 to 1850

New York State Education Department

Albany, NY Christine W. Ward

$79,025 Dutch Colonial Papers, 1638-1670

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL James R. Grossman

$250,000* The Encyclopedia of Chicago History

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL John H. Long

$306,830* Compiling a Multivolume Reference Work: The Atlas of Historical County

Boundaries

North Carolina Dept. of Cultural Resources

Raleigh, NC Jesse R. Lankford, Jr.

$98,245 Improving Access to Black Mountain College Materials in the North Carolina State

Archive

Walt Whitman Birthplace Association

Huntington Station, NY Barbara M. Bart

$4,430 Purchase Conservation Supplies for Archives

Washington County Historical Society

Stillwater, MN Arlene M. Fults

$4,192 Collection Preservation Supplies

Washington State Archives

Olympia, WA Wayne I. Lawson

$4,322 Preservation Training

West Baton Rouge Historical Association

Port Allen, LA Roddey L. Peebles, Jr.

$1,735 Purchase of Supplies and Furniture for the Collection Storage

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West Virginia Wesleyan College

Buckhannon, WV Kathleen A. Parker

$4,000 Preservation Assessment

Western Folklife Center

Elko, NV Stephen Green

$5,000 Storage Furniture and Equipment for Sound Recordings

Witte Museum

San Antonio, TX Rebecca Huffstutler

$4,994 Supplies and Environmental Monitoring Equipment for Photograph Collection

Woodstock Historical Society

Woodstock, VT Marie McAndrew-Taylor

$4,443 Storage Supplies for Historical Photograph Collection

Wyoming State Archives

Cheyenne, WY Curtis M. Greubel

$3,320 Preservation Assessment

Bernth O. Lindfors

Austin, TX

$50,000 Bibliography of Literary Criticism on Anglophone Black African Literature, 1997-1999

* Federal Matching Funds

** Chairman's/Emergency Awards

*** Denotes grants funded in whole or part by external sources

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Division of Public Programs

The Division of Public Programs expands understanding of the humanities through engaging and

substantive projects that encourage lifelong learning. The projects include interpretive

exhibitions and catalogs, radio and television programs, reading and film discussion groups,

symposia, conferences, and interactive multimedia. The Division encourages projects that forge

partnerships among cultural institutions and community-based groups, use innovative and

accessible technology, explore ideas with regional or national significance, and reach new

audiences.

Museum exhibitions funded in fiscal year 2000 range in topic from ancient Greece to space

travel, from Papua New Guinea to the Rocky Mountains, from fishing and boating to the legacy

of Michelangelo, from manor houses to wax museums. The Mint Museum in Charlotte, North

Carolina, received a grant to mount a traveling exhibition called The Sport of Life and Death:

The Mesoamerican Ballgame. The show will explore a fundamental feature of ancient

Mesoamerican cultural history--a popular team sport that inspired ancient artists to create great

works glorifying the sport and its athletes. An accompanying website will feature virtual tours of

archaeological sites, an interactive ballgame, and images of works in the exhibition. An online

guide for teachers, with suggested classroom activities and student worksheets, will also be

available.

Library programs funded by the Division in 2000 include reading and film discussion programs,

panel exhibitions, a web-based exhibition, and a radio call-in program. The American Library

Association's "StoryLines America: A Radio/Library Partnership Exploring Our Regional

Literature" consists of thirteen one-hour radio call-in programs on books related to the Midwest.

Broadcast throughout the region, each program focuses on a book selected by scholars and

features discussions with historians, storytellers, literary critics, and other guests. All programs

are taped and made available to libraries and individuals. Four earlier series were produced on

the literature of the Northwest, Southwest, California, and the coastal Southeast.

A grant initiative was available for libraries to take advantage of two proven programs. Building

on the success of the American Library Association's first "Let's Talk About It" reading and

discussion programs, twenty libraries throughout the country received direct grants to host the

next generation of these programs. Grants went to forty libraries nationwide to host a traveling

version of a larger exhibition, "The Great Experiment: George Washington and the American

Republic." The exhibition is accompanied by curriculum guides, an interpretive catalog, CD-

ROM and website downloads, brochures, and training for library staff members. Based on the

resources of the Huntington Library and the Morgan Library, the exhibition examines

Washington's career, from the early years through his relinquishing of power.

In fiscal year 2000, the Jewish Women's Archive received a Special Projects grant to plan for

community-based oral history projects in three cities. It will incorporate an interactive website

and online archive of Jewish women's stories. Topics include domestic culture, life cycle and

family roles, friendships and social networks, and Jewish culture and religion. The oral history

projects will result in local exhibitions in the year 2004, the 350th anniversary of the first Jewish

community on North American shores.

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Radio and film projects funded in fiscal year 2000 will explore such topics as the history of

religion in America, the international anti-apartheid movement, the golden age of Yiddish radio,

and the lives of Benjamin Franklin and F. Scott Fitzgerald. One grant went to the Capital of

Texas Public Telecommunications Council to produce a four-hour documentary film series on

the development and use of the English language in contemporary America. The series will

explore how Americans use their language and what it tells us about our culture. The producers

plan to develop a companion book, an interactive website, and outreach programs.

As the convergence of television and the Internet becomes a reality, a new digital television

initiative was launched to ensure that the humanities are integrated into programs with enhanced

digital content. This initiative was jointly supported with the Corporation for Public

Broadcasting and marks the first time that the two organizations have collaborated on humanities

programming. The Division made four prototype development grants for films on topics such as

Woodrow Wilson's presidency and the Chinese Cultural Revolution. The Division's newest grant

category, Consultation Grants, expanded its funding to institutions in states earmarked by the

NEH-wide Extending the Reach initiative. The fifty projects receiving these $10,000 awards

include a radio series on American dialects, an exhibition on Caribbean music, and a website on

folklore.

Nancy Rogers

Director

Division of Public Programs

Consultation Grants

Bainbridge Island Historical Society

Bainbridge Island, WA Joan B. Piper

$10,000 KinderHistory

Bevill State Community College

Jasper, AL Betsy Lavanna

$10,000 Interpretation of the Life of Carl Elliott for Display of His Home as a Public Museum

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

Birmingham, AL Wayne Coleman

$10,000 Place, Space and Protest in America

Black World History Wax Museum

St. Louis, MO Lois D. Conley

$10,000 Black World History Wax Museum/Missouri's Black Heritage

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Camera News, Inc./Third World Newsreel

New York, NY Orlando N. Bagwell

$9,950 Martin Luther King

Cincinnati Museum Center

Cincinnati, OH Sandra Shipley

$10,000 Civil War Exhibit at Cincinnati Museum Center

Comstock Historic District Commission

Reno, NV Kelly J. Dixon

$4,720 An African American Community: Planning for Interpretation

Cultural Heritage and Education Institute

Fairbanks, AK Robert Charlie

$10,000 Cultural Atlas of the Minto Athabascan Homeland: Consultations

Desert Research Institute

Las Vegas, NV Colleen Beck

$10,000 Colloquium: Integrating the Humanities into the Nevada Atomic Testing History

Institute

H. Earl Clack Museum

Havre, MT Donna McGregor

$10,000 Photography: An Image of Each Other

Hebrew Union College

Cincinnati, OH Gary P. Zola

$9,970 The Teaching of American Jewish History: A Consultation for Scholars and Practitioners

John P. Parker Historical Society

Cincinnati, OH Charles B. Nuckolls

$9,190 Plan for Interpretive Program

Laura Ingalls Wilder Home Association

Mansfield, MO Jean C. Coday

$10,000 Return to Rocky Ridge: Planning the Restoration of the Wilder Farmstead

Missouri Botanical Garden

St. Louis, MO Larry E. DeBuhr

$9,800 A Revised Interpretation Plan for an Historical House

Mobile Museum of Art

Mobile, AL Joseph B. Schenk

$10,000 Exploring a 300-Year Legacy of Diversity

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Oklahoma Historical Society

Oklahoma City, OK William B. Lees

$9,990 Red River Steamboat Wreck Curriculum Project

Railroad Museum of Minot

Minot, ND Julie Hornstein

$10,000 Interpretive Focus Consultation

Sealaska Heritage Foundation

Juneau, AK Rosita F. Worl

$10,000 Council of Traditional Scholars

Shawnee State University

Portsmouth, OH Jerry G. Holt

$10,000 Waters of Renewal: Rediscovering Communities Along the River

Squaxin Island Tribe

Shelton, WA Dale R. Clark

$10,000 Exhibit and Interpretive Planning

TDX Foundation

Anchorage, AK Julie R. Shane

$10,000 Oral History and Museum Project for Aleut Community of Saint Paul

University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, AL Tom Rieland

$10,000 Voices From Slavery

University of Florida

Gainesville, FL Sandra J. Dickson

$9,858 Good Morning Revolution: History of African Americans and Communism

Uvalde Historic Commission, Inc.

Uvalde, TX Nancy H. Feely

$9,800 Conceptual Planning and Design for a New Southwest Texas Regional Museum

Wing Luke Memorial Foundation

Seattle, WA Ron A. Chew

$10,000 New Northwest Legacies: Unearthing the Chinese American Past

Humanities Projects in Libraries and Archives

American Library Association

Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff

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$245,000 StoryLines America: A Radio/Library Partnership Exploring Our Regional Literature

(Part III: The Midwest)

American Library Association

Chicago, IL Deborah Robertson

$81,375*** Millennium Project for Public Libraries

Anaheim Public Library

Anaheim, CA Cynthia S. Hicks

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Anderson Public Library

Anderson, IN Susan G. Akers

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Ann Arbor District Library

Ann Arbor, MI Jane E. Conway

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Arlington County Public Library

Arlington, VA Jayne W. McQuade

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Athens-Clarke County Library

Athens, GA Susan C. Colegrove

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Beardstown Public Library

Beardstown, IL Alice L. Schnake

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Beatrice Public Library

Beatrice, NE Laureen F. Riedesel

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Brigham City Library

Brigham City, UT Susan H. Hill

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Brunswick-Glynn County Regional Library

Brunswick, GA Cary M. Knapp

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Camden County Library

Voorhees, NJ J udith G. Ingis

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

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Central Arkansas Library System

Little Rock, AR Laurie A. Ross

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Clarksburg-Harrison Public Library

Clarksburg, WV Regina C. Hardman

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Clinton Macomb Public Library

Clinton Township, MI Kathleen E. Champieux

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Delaware County District Library

Delaware, OH Mary Jane Santos

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Desmond-Fish Library

Garrison, NY Carol H. Donick

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Elgin Public Library

Elgin, IA Beverly A. Strong

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Enoch Pratt Free Library

Baltimore, MD Rachel Kubie

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Fairfax County Public Library

Fairfax, VA Katie Strotman

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Forsyth County Public Library

Winston-Salem, NC John E. Via

$1,000 he Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Friends of the Pasco County Library System

Hudson, FL Amy S. Cobb

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Guilderland Public Library

Guilderland, NY Barbara L. Nichols Randall

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

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Hall County Library System

Gainesville, GA Judy McMahan

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Hearst Free Library

Anaconda, MT Honore D. Bray

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Howard County Library

Columbia, MD Patricia L. Bates

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Human Pursuits: Western Humanities Concern

Salt Lake City, UT Michael P. Christensen

$10,000 The American West: Crossroads of Culture, Geography, and History

Human Pursuits: Western Humanities Concern

Salt Lake City, UT Helen A. Cox

$200,000 Bilingual Reading and Discussion Programs

Huntington Library

San Marino, CA David C. Zeidberg

$35,000 The Great Experiment: George Washington and the American Republic

Idaho Falls Public Library

Idaho Falls, ID Paul Holland

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Ilion Free Public Library

Ilion, NY Christine Lozoski

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Illinois State Library

Springfield, IL Mike Ragen

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Indian Trails Public Library District

Wheeling, IL Michelle Shapiro

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Jefferson Parish Library

Metairie, LA Jamie L. Elston

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

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Jemez Springs Library

Jemez Springs, NM Judith A. Isaacs

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Jervis Public Library Association

Rome, NY Lori E. Chien

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Kirkwood Public Library

Kirkwood, MO Todd H. Christine

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Kirkwood Public Library

Kirkwood, MO Wicky Sleight

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Knox County Public Library

Vincennes, IN Emily C. Bunyan

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library

Eau Claire, WI Mildred N. Larson

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Lawrence Public Library

Lawrence, KS Sandra S. Wiechert

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Lee County Library

Leesburg, GA Claire L. Miller

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Lewis and Clark Library

Helena, MT Candice Morris

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Library Foundation of Martin County

Stuart, FL Judi A. Snyder

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Library of America

New York, NY Cheryl Hurley

$225,675*** Millennium Project for Public Libraries

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Library of Hattiesburg, Petal and Forrest County

Hattiesburg, MS Pamela J. Pridgen

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Lincoln Public Library

Lincoln, NH Carol Ann Riley

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Linebaugh Public Library

Murfreesboro, TN Carol S. Kersey

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Lisle Library District

Lisle, IL Susan O. Emmons-Kroeger

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Liverpool Public Library

Liverpool, NY Elizabeth J. Dailey

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Loudonville Public Library

Loudonville, OH Colleen C. Sandusky

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Loudoun County Public Library

Leesburg, VA Linda Holtslander

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities

New Orleans, LA Dianne Brady

$230,000 Prime Time Family Reading Time: National Outreach

Mansfield/Richland County Public Library

Mansfield, OH Jean M. Ruark

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Marathon County Public Library

Wausau, WI Gary L. Gisselman

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Library

Martinsburg, WV Jane Levitan

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

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McMillan Memorial Library

Wisconsin Rapids, WI Ronald B. McCabe

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Mead Public Library

Sheboygan, WI Sandra A. Loth

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Mercantile Library of New York

New York, NY Harold Augenbraum

$39,026 Bard of the People: John Steinbeck and His World

Miami-Dade Public Library System

Miami, FL William Urbizu

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Middletown Thrall Library

Middletown, NY Barbara Chumard

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Montclair Public Library

Montclair, NJ Janet M. Doerge

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Montgomery County

Norristown, PA Asha Verma

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Morris County Library

Whippany, NJ Linda Swackhamer

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Morton-James Public Library

Nebraska City, NE Darleen L. Mayer

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

New Brunswick Free Public Library

New Brunswick, NJ Jo Ann Maddalena

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL Carla Zecher

$40,561 Elizabeth I: The Growth of a Legend

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Newburgh Free Library

Newburgh, NY Charles R. Thomas

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Newport News Public Library System

Newport News, VA Judith S. Condra

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Newport News Public Library System

Newport News, VA Sherin A. Henderson

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

North Suburban Library

Loves Park, IL Ann M. Powell

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Parmly Billings Library

Billings, MT Dee Ann F. Redman

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Plano Public Library System

Plano, TX Cheri A. Gross

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Roosevelt University

Chicago, IL Mary Beth Riedner

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

San Antonio Public Library

San Antonio, TX Jimi C. Davis

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

San Antonio Public Library

San Antonio, TX Cammie Gunter

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

San Diego Public Library

San Diego, CA Lynn Whitehouse

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

San Diego Public Library

San Diego, CA Lynn K. Whitehouse

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

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Sandusky Library

Sandusky, OH Terri S. Estel

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Sheppard Memorial Library

Greenville, NC Tammy J. Fulcher

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Southwest State University

Marshall, MN John M. Bowden

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

St. Louis Public Library

St. Louis, MO Kathleen J. Smith

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Thomas Ford Memorial Library

Western Springs, IL Anne K. Van de Ven

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Tilden Public Library

Tilden, NE Dixie Lee Kucera

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Upshur County Public Library

Buckhannon, WV Richard Meldrom

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

White Plains Public Library

White Plains, NY Timothy A. Baird

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

Wilbraham Public Library

Wilbraham, MA Karen M. Demers

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Williamsburg Regional Library

Williamsburg, VA Patrick S. Golden

$1,000 Let's Talk About It: The Next Generation

Williamsburg Regional Library

Williamsburg, VA Patrick S. Golden

$1,000 The Great Experiment, a Traveling Exhibition

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Humanities Projects in Media

Boulder Community Broadcast Association

Boulder, CO Samuel A. Fuqua

$9,950 Water in the West: Thirst for Meaning

Center for Independent Documentary

Norfolk, MA Eric Stange

$480,676 The Murder of Dr. Parkman

Community Television of Southern California

Los Angeles, CA Mitch Aiken

$50,000 Woodrow Wilson and the Birth of the American Century

Community Television of Southern California

Los Angeles, CA Joyce B. Campbell

$100,000 Woodrow Wilson and the Birth of the American Century

CultureWorks, Ltd.

Philadelphia, PA Steven S. Rowland

$128,000 Leonard Bernstein: An American Life

Educational Broadcasting Corporation

New York, NY Susan Lacy

$150,000 Alfred Stieglitz and the Making of Modern America

Educational Broadcasting Corporation

New York, NY Susan Lacy

$725,000 F. Scott Fitzgerald: Winter Dreams

Film Arts Foundation

San Francisco, CA Marlo Bendau

$30,000 One Nation Under God: Religion in America

Film Arts Foundation

San Francisco, CA Katrina C. Browne

$10,000 Traces of the Trade: A Documentary on the History and Legacy of New England's Role

in the Slave Trade

Film Arts Foundation

San Francisco, CA Frank G. Christopher

$800,000 Nat Turner: A Troublesome Property

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Film Arts Foundation

San Francisco, CA Michael Fried

$30,000 Sing It, Tell It, Stories of America's Musical Civil Rights Pioneers

Film Arts Foundation

San Francisco, CA Stanley Nelson

$30,000 I Will Be Heard: The Abolitionists and the Fight to End Slavery in America

Filmmakers Collaborative

Waltham, MA Kathryn P. Dietz

$15,000* Eleanor Roosevelt

Filmmakers Collaborative

Waltham, MA Nancy Porter

$30,000 Typhoid Mary: Captive to the Public's Health

Greater New Orleans Educational TV Foundation

New Orleans, LA Brian S. Cohen

$7,625 Regulating Morality in Turn-of-the-Century America

History Institute for Education and Media, Inc.

Charlotte, VT Lisa Ades

$700,000 There She Is: A History of Miss America

Independent Broadcasting Associates, Inc.

Littleton, MA Dean Cappello

$30,000 The Ganges

KOCE-TV Foundation

Huntington Beach, CA Severo Perez

$10,000 Mexican Independence from Spain

KQED, Inc.

San Francisco, CA Sally M. Eisele

$10,000 Word of Mouth

Long Bow Group, Inc.

Brookline, MA Richard Gordon

$49,636 Morning Sun

Maryland Public Broadcasting Foundation

Owings Mills, MD Daniel Alpert

$10,000 A History of God

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Media Working Group

Covington, KY Rachel Liebling

$10,000 Craft: The Art of the Country Song

Moving Image

New York, NY Calvin L. Skaggs

$9,972 The Art of Marriage: Robert Penn Warren and Eleanor Clark

New Images Productions, Inc.

Berkeley, CA Avon Kirkland

$30,000 Blues: A Documentary History

New York Foundation for the Arts

New York, NY Yanna K. Brandt

$50,000 Crucible of the Millennium

New York Foundation for the Arts

New York, NY Joseph A. Dorman

$9,951 After the Revolution

New York Foundation for the Arts

New York, NY Carleen L. Hsu

$10,000 Minik

New York Foundation for the Arts

New York, NY John J. Valadez

$30,000 The Head of Joaquin Murrieta

Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland, OR Bonni Cohen

$30,000 The Rape of Europa: The Fate of Europe's Art Treasures during the Second World War

Paradigm Productions, Inc.

Berkeley, CA Rick Tejada-Flores

$29,750 Orozco, The Prometheus of Mexican Painting

Rattlesnake Productions, Inc.

Bozeman, MT Pamela R. Roberts

$10,000 From Their Labors: The Saga of America's Greatest Mining Town

Saint Thomas Foundation

Nashville, TN Andrea R. Kalin

$49,998 Partners of the Heart

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Sound Portraits Productions, Inc.

New York, NY David A. Isay

$175,000 The Yiddish Radio Project

SoundVision Productions

Berkeley, CA Barinetta Scott

$29,995 Science and the Search for Meaning in the 21st Century

Stone Lantern Films, Inc.

Glen Echo, MD Sarah Mondale

$40,000* School: A Social History of American Public Education

Twin Cities Public Television, Inc.

St. Paul, MN Catherine M. Allan

$825,000 Benjamin Franklin

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI James A. Standifer

$20,276** Porgy and Bess: Distribution Rights

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM David K. Dunaway

$9,920 Across the Tracks: The Route 66 Story

University of Texas

San Antonio, TX Guy Bailey

$10,000 Honky Tonks: Social History of Rural Music

WGBH Educational Foundation

Boston, MA Peter McGhee

$200,000 The American Experience: Grant

Western New York Public Broadcasting Assn.

Buffalo, NY David Rotterman

$9,979 The Pan-American Exposition, 1901-2001

Western New York Public Broadcasting Assn.

Buffalo, NY David C. Rotterman

$9,982 The Inland Voyage: The Story of the Erie Canal

Women Make Movies, Inc.

New York, NY Barbara Attie

$30,000 Maggie Kuhn: Being Old in America

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Women Make Movies, Inc.

New York, NY Joanna Kiernan

$60,000 Cabinet of Spells: Cinderella

Humanities Projects in Museums and Historical Organizations

Adler Planetarium

Chicago, IL Phyllis B. Pitluga

$40,561 Bringing the Heavens to Earth: Cultural Astronomies Around the World

Albany Civil Rights Movement Museum

Albany, GA Angela M. Whitmal

$10,000 Interpreting the Albany and Southwest Georgia Civil Rights Movements

Albany Institute of History and Art

Albany, NY Wesley G. Balla

$10,000 Colonial Albany and the Foundations of American Urban Society

Alutiiq Heritage Foundation

Kodiak, AK Amy F. Steffian

$50,000 Looking Both Ways: Heritage and Identity of the Alutiiq People

American Museum of Natural History

New York, NY Laurel Kendall

$40,413 Vietnam: Journeys of Body, Mind, and Spirit

Amon Carter Museum

Fort Worth, TX John B. Rohrbach

$40,648 Eliot Porter: The Color of Wildness

Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago, IL John Zukowsky

$210,000 2001: Building for Space Travel

Asia Society

New York, NY Vishakha Desai

$300,402 Monks and Merchants: Silk Road Treasures from Northwest China, 4th to 7th Century

Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

San Francisco, CA Forrest McGill

$51,242 Installation of the Permanent Collections Galleries at the Asian Art Museum

Baltimore Museum of Art

Baltimore, MD Susan Dackerman

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$33,775 Painted Prints: Renaissance and Baroque Hand-Colored Engravings, Etchings, and

Woodcuts

Bay Area Discovery Museum

Sausalito, CA Bonnie L. Pitman

$10,000 My Place by the Bay

Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum

Bisbee, AZ Carrie Gustavson

$40,984 Digging In: Bisbee's Mineral Heritage

Bostonian Society

Boston, MA Grey Osterud

$9,846 Taking Boston's History to its Public through Interpretive Programming

Bowers Museum of Cultural Art

Santa Ana, CA Armand J. Labbe

$41,226 Pacific Odyssey: Art, Culture, and the Peopling of Oceania

California Afro-American Museum Foundation

Los Angeles, CA John T. Riddle

$40,848 Deconstructing Apartheid: The Photographs of Peter Magulane, 1955-1998

Children's Museum Lowell

Lowell, MA Nancy C. Stice

$10,000 Common Threads: A Cultural Gallery

Children's Museum of Boston

Boston, MA Leslie Swartz

$40,797 Boston Black

Children's Museum of Manhattan

New York, NY Deborah F. Schwartz

$10,000 Step into ART

Children's Museum of Utah

Salt Lake City, UT Karey L. Rawitscher

$7,000 Nine Mile Canyon Under Construction Multimedia Project

Cranbrook Institute of Science

Bloomfield Hills, MI Michael D. Stafford

$10,000 Great Lakes Native American Educational Programs

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH Juliette M. Bianco

$30,390 Coaxing the Spirits to Dance: Art and Culture in the Papuan Gulf

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Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH Margaret Dyer Chamberlain

$39,568 Coming of Age in Ancient Greece

Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Society

Detroit, MI Alan P. Darr

$100,000 The Legacy of Michelangelo: Renaissance Art in Florence from Cosimo I de'Medici to

Cosimo II de'Medici,1537-1621

Dubuque County Historical Society

Dubuque, IA Jerry A. Enzler

$100,530 River Discovery

Duke University

Durham, NC Iris Tillman-Hill

$10,000 Behind the Veil: Documenting African American Life in the Jim Crow South: A

Historical Exhibition

Eastern Washington State Historical Society

Spokane, WA Lynn Pankonin $242,947 The People of the Rivers: Lifeways of the Northern

Plateau

Farmers' Museum, Inc.

Cooperstown, NY Lesley L. Humphreys

$10,000 Dairy Farming at The Crossroads

Friends of Mount Auburn Cemetery

Cambridge, MA Janet L. Heywood

$50,000* Mount Auburn Cemetery: A New American Landscape

Friends of Photography

San Francisco, CA Deborah Klochko

$10,000 Capturing Eden: A Photographic Study of Gardens

Givens Foundation for African American Literature

Minneapolis, MN Deidre Hamlar

$10,000 Say It Loud: American Culture and the Black Arts Movement, 1960-1975

Glessner House Museum

Chicago, IL Donna Magnani

$10,000 Interpretive Roundtable Consultation Session

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA Deborah M. Kao

$15,000* Ben Shahn's New York: The Photography of Social Conscience

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Historic Hudson Valley

Tarrytown, NY Kate Johnson

$300,008 Reinterpretation of Philipsburg Manor

Hudson Valley Children's Museum

Nyack, NY Elizabeth Egbert

$10,000 Global Caravan

Japanese American National Museum

Los Angeles, CA Sojin Kim

$40,848 Boyle Heights: Neighborhood Sites and Insights

Jewish Museum

New York, NY Ruth Beesch

$250,367 Entertaining America: Jewish Roles in Film, Radio, and Television

Jewish Museum of Maryland

Baltimore, M Avi Y. Decter

$8,700 Small Town Jews

Longmont Museum

Longmont, CO Erik A. Mason

$10,000 Boundary Lines: The World of the Rocky Mountain Front Range

Lower East Side Tenement Museum

New York, NY Kate Fermoile

$197,553 "The Sweatshop" Apartment

Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center

Mashantucket, CT Jack Campisi

$9,866 Inventing the Indian: Native American Images in Advertising

Mid-America Arts Alliance

Kansas City, MO Mary K. McCabe

$3,200 Feasibility Study on Small Traveling Exhibits

Mint Museum of Art

Charlotte, NC E. Michael Whittington

$300,000 The Sport of Life and Death: The Mesoamerican Ballgame

Mississippi Department of Archives and History

Jackson, MS Marilynn Jones

$10,000 Manship House Museum Kitchen Planning and Servant Life Interpretation

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Montgomery County Historical Society

Rockville, MD Mary Kay Harper

$10,000 Interpretive Plan for the Beall-Dawson House

Northern Forest Center, Inc.

Concord, NH Michael W. Wilson

$10,000 Northern Forest Heritage Exhibition

Oakland Museum/Museum of California Fnd.

Oakland, CA Carey T. Caldwell $40,991 Next Stop Vietnam

Parrish Art Museum

Southampton, NY Alicia G. Longwell

$8,622 Issues Framing a Collection Exhibition

Philipse Manor Hall State Historical Site

Yonkers, NY Jennifer Anderson-Lawrence

$9,824 Historic Reinterpretation of Philipse Manor Hall

Putnam Museum

Davenport, IA Eunice J. Schlichting

$9,300 Bix Beiderbecke Exhibition Consultation Project

Sanford L. Ziff Jewish Museum of Florida

Miami Beach, FL Annette B. Fromm

$10,000 The Peoples that Nobody Wanted

Scurry County Museum

Snyder, TX Charlene Akers

$10,000 Changes to Challenge: Reviewing, Evaluating, and Refocusing Exhibits and Programs

at Scurry County Museum

St. Louis County Historical Society

Duluth, MN Evelyn M. Tanner

$10,000 American Indian Exhibit

St. Lucie County Historical Museum

Fort Pierce, FL Iva J. Maddox

$10,000 Reflections of Florida's Fishing and Boating Heritage

Tamastslikt Cultural Institute

Pendleton, OR Roberta L. Conner

$5,320 Homeland Heritage Loop

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Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Inc.

Charlottesville, VA Susan R. Stein

$40,529 Domestic Life and the Plantation Community at Jefferson's Monticello

Tioga County Historical Society

Owego, NY Joann K. Lindstrom Llewellyn

$6,428 New York State's Route 17 Exhibit Project

Toledo Museum of Art

Toledo, OH Davira S. Taragin

$197,780 The Alliance of Art and Industry: Toledo Designs

Tryon Palace Restoration Complex

New Bern, NC Patricia M. Samford

$5,171 The Other History: Recollections of North Carolina's Slavery Days

University of South Carolina

Columbia, SC Lynn Robertson

$50,000* Pledging Allegiance: Three Centuries of Jewish Life in South Carolina

Walters Art Gallery

Baltimore, MD Gary K. Vikan

$75,000 The Walters Art Gallery Reinstallation of the Medieval Collection

Worcester Art Museum

Worcester, MA Christine Kondoleon

$200,000 Antioch: The Lost Ancient City

Model Humanities Projects

Alabama Humanities Foundation

Birmingham, AL Ann M. Boozer

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Alaska Humanities Forum

Anchorage, AK Stephen Haycox

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Florida Humanities Council

St. Petersburg, FL Lloyd W. Chapin

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

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Idaho Humanities Council

Boise, ID Kurt Olsson

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities

New Orleans, LA Rosemary U. Ewing

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Missouri Humanities Council

St. Louis, MO Randolph Maness

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Montana Committee for the Humanities

Missoula, MT Frederick Skinner

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Nevada Humanities Committee

Reno, NV Barbara Cloud

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

North Dakota Humanities Council

Bismarck, ND Carol Cashman

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Ohio Humanities Council

Columbus, OH Alexander Hays, IV

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Oklahoma Humanities Council

Oklahoma City, OK David W. Levy

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Texas Council for the Humanities

Austin, TX Wright Lassiter, Jr.

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Washington Commission for the Humanities

Seattle, WA Grace M. Ott

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

Wyoming Council for the Humanities

Laramie, WY Lokey Lytjen

$20,000 Model Humanities Project

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Special Projects

Arizona Humanities Council

Phoenix, AZ Dan Shilling

$295,483 Colorado River: Moving Waters in the Arid West

Barnes-Jewish Hospital

St. Louis, MO David T. Konig

$35,676 Lewis and Clark: A Journey Across American Space and Time

Barnes-Jewish Hospital

St. Louis, MO Max J. Okenfuss

$25,000* The Peoples of Russia and China

Callipeplon Society

Sausalito, CA Jacquelynn Baas

$10,000 Awake: Art and Buddhism in America

City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture

New York, NY Marci Reaven

$50,413 Place Matters Website: Creating Online Dialogs about Historical and Cultural

Landscapes

Community College Humanities Association

Newark, NJ David A. Berry

$280,367 Faces of America: Photographs and Memory -- Connecting the American Past and the

Present

Great Plains Chautauqua Society, Inc.

Bismarck, ND Everett C. Albers

$44,100* Behold Our New Century: Early 20th-Century Visions of America

HistoryMakers

Chicago, IL Julieanna L. Richardson

$10,000 Online First Person Historical Narratives

Iowa Central Community College

Fort Dodge, IA Mary Sula Linney

$9,996 A Community's Return to the River Project

Jewish Women's Archive

Brookline, MA Jayne K. Guberman

$40,797 Weaving Women's Words

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National 4-H Council

Chevy Chase, MD Kashyap N. Choksi

$50,000 Youth: Catalysts for Change in 20th-Century America

National Council on Public History

Indianapolis, IN Robert Weible

$7,316 Consultation Grant for Symposium on History and Journalism at "Contested Places"

National Foundation for Jewish Culture

New York, NY Jerome Chanes

$96,413 Image and Identity: Jewish Self-Representation

Pocahontas Communications Cooperative

Dunmore, WV Gibbs Kinderman

$6,000 The Last Forest

Savannah College of Art and Design

Savannah, GA Robin B. Williams

$50,270 Virtual Historic Savannah Project

University of Guam

Mangilao, GU Daniel R. Hildenbrandt

$10,000 Estorian Guahan Siha/Stories of Guam Oral History Project

WGBH Educational Foundation

Boston, MA Peter S. McGhee

$200,000 The Time of the Lincolns

* Federal Matching Funds

** Chairman's/Emergency Awards

*** Denotes grants funded in whole or part by external sources

The Jefferson Lecture

James M. McPherson

Princeton, NJ

$10,000 2000 Jefferson Lecture-"For a Vast Future Also: Lincoln and the Millennium"

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Division of Research Programs

The Division of Research Programs helps advance knowledge and understanding of human

history, language, and culture. The Division funds individual research for up to a year of full-

time study through three programs: NEH Fellowships, Extending the Reach Faculty Research

Awards, and Summer Stipends. Through Fellowship Programs at Independent Research

Institutions, scholars gain access to valuable research collections, such as those of the Folger

Library and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, or insight into foreign or

ancient cultures through organizations such as the International Research and Exchanges Board

(IREX). Through the Collaborative Research program, the Division funds long-term projects,

including a number of prominent scholarly editions--such as the presidential papers of George

Washington and Dwight D. Eisenhower--and projects that explore large issues in the humanities.

As an example of the latter, the College of Charleston received $50,000 to support a conference

on the practice of releasing slaves in several colonial empires of the Atlantic world. As one NEH

peer evaluator commented, this topic is of supreme importance because "as a means by which

the enslaved gained freedom, manumission has been neglected in comparison with escape,

revolt, and general emancipation." The four-day conference, held in October 2000, drew scholars

from the United States, Canada, England, Latin American, the Netherlands, and South Africa. To

facilitate discussion, participants mounted their papers in advance on the Web. A volume of

selected papers will be published by the University of South Carolina Press.

The School of American Research, a center for advanced study in anthropology and related

disciplines in Santa Fe, New Mexico, supports scholars studying human culture and society and

serves as a resource for American Indian artists. During the last ten years NEH-supported

fellows have come to the School of American Research from public and private institutions in

sixteen states. The 2000 NEH fellows' topics included studying the differences between the

eastern and western pueblos of the Rio Grande valley, observing economic and cultural

influences on the intergenerational transmission of weaving patterns among the Maya, and

researching Andean cosmology in the Inca Empire.

The vigorous, multifaceted nature of individual humanities research is apparent in one scholar's

efforts to connect local and regional stories to world themes. Gregory H. Maddox of Texas

Southern University received an Extending the Reach Faculty Research Award to look at how

oral narrative and written texts of the Gogo people exist in dialog with each other and with meta-

narratives about Tanzania and even all of Africa. The study promises to show the balance of

community with nationality, and of history with the way people remember events.

Humanities researchers often try to illuminate current issues by tracing the origin and

development of related practices and beliefs. Stephen Harnett of the University of Illinois, for

example, received a Summer Stipend for a project that asks, first, how did antebellum Americans

debate the relationships among crime, justice, and capital punishment; and second, what do their

rhetorical strategies tell us about democracy itself? Harnett's research will culminate in Executing

Democracy: The Enlightenment and the Death Penalty in America, 1750-1846, to be published

by Duke University Press. Another project of an NEH fellow, John Kincaid of Lafayette College,

focuses on the fifty U.S. state constitutions as they reflect "changing conceptions of democratic

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governance and applications of democratic beliefs." This project is designed to include state

court rulings on constitutional issues, rulings that reveal the operative theories of democratic

government on the state level. The significance of Kincaid's study is enhanced by the fact that

the US state constitutions have often served as models for democratic constitution-making

abroad.

James Herbert

Director

Division of Research Programs

Fellowships and Stipends

Henry Abramson

Boca Raton, FL

$4,000 Translation of Hasidic Discourses Written during the Holocaust

Mark B. Adams

Philadelphia, PA

$30,000 Nature and Nurture in the U.S.S.R.: The Science and Politics of Human Heredity in

20th-century Russia

Timothy L. Alborn

Bronx, NY

$24,000 Regulated Lives: Life Insurance and British Society, 1840-1920

Leslie D. Alldritt

Ashland, WI

$4,000 The Influence of Japanese Religion on the Contemporary Situation of Japan's Burakumin

Ann T. Allen

Louisville, KY

$30,000 Motherhood and Citizenship in Western Europe, 1890-1960

Robert C. Allen

Durham, NC

$24,000 The Movie on the Lunch Box: Demographics, Technology, and the Transformation of

Hollywood since the 1970s

Janet G. Altman

Iowa City, IA

$30,000 Letter Books in France, 1539-1900: The Cultural History of a Genre

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Joseph P. Amar

Notre Dame, IN

$24,000 The Treatise of Dionysius Bar Salibi, In Response to Muslims: Introduction, Syriac

Edition, and English Translation

Ann S. Anagnost

Seattle, WA

$30,000 The Child as a Figure of Modern National Identity in China

Andrew H. Apter

Chicago, IL

$30,000 The Pan-African Nation: Oil and the Spectacle of Culture in 20th-Century Nigeria

Raul Aranovich

San Antonio, TX

$4,000 The Semantics of Split Intransitivity and Perfect Auxiliary Selection in the History of

Spanish

Paul M. Baepler

Minneapolis, MN

$4,000 Captured by Africans: The American Barbary Captivity Narrative in the 17th Century

James A. Baer

Fairfax, VA

$24,000 Birds of Passage: Anarchy and Immigration in Spain and Argentina, 1880-1940

Edward E. Baptist

Coral Gables, FL

$24,000 Stony the Road They Trod: African American Migration in the Antebellum South

Sarah E. Bassett

Detroit, MI

$24,000 Harvesting the Past: The Reuse of Antiquities in the Urban Decoration of

Constantinople

Ian B. Baucom

Durham, NC

$4,000 Capital, Memory, and the Novel: Narratives of the 1781 Slave Massacre Aboard the

HMS Zong

Brian S. Bauer

Chicago, IL

$30,000 The Prehistory of the Cusco Valley: The Development of the Inca State and the Social

Organization of the Inca Heartland

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Daniel Beller-McKenna

Durham, NH

$4,000 Spirituality and Nationalism in the Music of Johannes Brahms

Marc S. Bernstein

Ann Arbor, MI

$4,000 The Story of Our Master Moses: Judeo-Arabic Midrash and Cross-Cultural Exchange

Raoul Birnbaum

Santa Cruz, CA

$30,000 Monastic Practice in Buddhist China

Marc J. Blecher

Oberlin, OH

$4,000 A World to Lose: Workers' Politics and the Chinese State

Suzanne P. Blier

Cambridge, MA

$30,000 Imaging Amazons: The Art of Dahomey Women Warriors, (17th - 19th Centuries)

Elizabeth S. Bolman

Philadelphia, PA

$24,000 Monastic Visions: Medieval Wall Paintings from the Monastery of St. Antony in Egypt

Edward L. Bond

Natchez, MS

$24,000 James Blair and the Idea of America: Religion, Race, and Power in Early Virginia

Beverly J. Bossler

Davis, CA

$30,000 Gender Role Transitions in Song and Yuan China, 960-1368

Terry Bouton

Rock Hill, SC

$4,000 Tying-Up the Revolution: The Narrowing of Democracy in Revolutionary Pennsylvania

Jeffrey A. Bowman

Gambier, OH

$4,000 Women Administering Justice in Medieval Europe

David R. Brackett

Binghamton, NY

$4,000 Crossover Dreams: The Politics of Style and Identity in 20th-Century Popular Music

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Anne L. Brannen

Pittsburgh, PA

$24,000 The Records of Early English Drama to 1642: Cambridgeshire

Rachel F. Brenner

Madison, WI

$24,000 Domination and Dissent: Responses to Zionism in Israeli Jewish and Arab Literature

Nicholas B. Breyfogle

Columbus, OH

$24,000 Heretics and Colonizers: Religious Dissent and Russian Empire-Building in

Transcaucasia, 1830-1900

Alexandra K. Brown

Palm Beach Garde, FL

$4,000 On the Vanguard of Civilization: Violence, Slavery, and State Formation in 19th-Century

Brazil

Helen Burke

Tallahassee, FL

$24,000 Riotous Performances on the Dublin Stage, 1712-1784

Katharine P. Burnett

Davis, CA

$4,000 The Strange and the Wonderful: Late Ming Visual Arts Reconsidered (1368-1644)

Bruce R. Burningham

Los Angeles, CA

4,000 Reinventing Thespis: Jongleur Performance on the Spanish Stage during the Golden Age

Rose Marie Burwell

Oak Park, IL

$4,000 The Last Mrs. Hemingway (Mary Welsh)

Victoria E. Bynum

San Marcos, TX

$24,000 Mississippi's Longest Civil War: Memory, Community, and the "Free State of Jones"

Charles C. Calhoun

Boston, MA

$30,000 Longfellow: A Life

Cheshire Calhoun

Waterville, ME

$4,000 On Being a Moral Agent in Social Context: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Moral

Philosophy

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J. Camargo

Columbia, MO

$24,000 Critical Edition and Translation of a Major Rhetorical Treatise from Medieval Oxford:

The Tria Sunt (13th-14th centuries)

Robert W. Cape, Jr.

Sherman, TX

$30,000 Oratory and Roman Society

Joseph C. Carter

Austin, TX

$24,000 The Archaeology of the Ancient Countryside: Southern Italy and the Black Sea, 3000

B.C. to 700 A.D.

John C. Chasteen

Chapel Hill, NC

$24,000 National Rhythms: Dance and Identity in 19th-Century Latin America

Suzanne Chavez-Silverman

Claremont, CA

$30,000 Readings in Argentine Women's Poetry from Alejandra Pizarnik to the Millennium

Wah K. Cheng

Oakland, CA

$4,000 The Chinese Periodical Press in the Late Ming Period, 1872-1911

Maribeth Clark

Sarasota, FL

$4,000 Dance and the Popularization of French Grand Opera

William W. Clark

New Haven, CT

$4,000 Power, Patronage, and Memory in the 12th Century: Queen Adelaide and the Nuns

Church on Montmartre

Patricia A. Cleary

Long Beach, CA

$4,000 Buying and Selling on the Frontier: Consumption and Identity in 18th-Century St. Louis

Edith W. Clowes

Lawrence, KS

$24,000 The Displaced Discourse: Modern Russian Writing Culture and the Integration of

Philosophy

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Kenton J. Clymer

El Paso, TX

$30,000 The United States and Cambodia: A History

Jean L. Cohen

New York, NY

$4,000 Sex, Privacy and the Constitution: Narrative Dilemmas in Regulating Intimacy

Gail Alexandra Cook

New Zealand

$30,000 Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Botanical Writings

Frederick C. Corney

Gainesville, FL

$30,000 Writing October: Memory and the Making of the Bolshevik Revolution, 1917-1927

Theron E. Corse

Fayetteville, NC

$24,000 American Missionary Churches in Castro's Cuba, 1959-1975

Ingrid E. Creppell

Washington, DC

$24,000 Toleration and Identity in Early Modern Europe

Stephen E. Criswell

Columbia, SC

$24,000 An Analysis of African American Family Reunion Traditions in the South

Emilye J. Crosby

Mt. Morris, NY

$30,000 Common Courtesy: The Civil Rights Movement in Port Gibson, Claiborne County,

Mississippi

Robert T. Crossley

Brighton, MA

$24,000 Imagining Mars: A Cultural History of Literary and Scientific Imaginations

Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr.

Greencastle, IN

$30,000 The Genre of Science Fiction and Its Relationship to Technological Culture

Robert J. Culp

Annandale, NY

$4,000 Schooling and the Social Body: Shaping Citizens in China's Lower Yangzi Region

Schools, 1911-1937

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Thomas M. Curley

Bridgewater, MA

$30,000 The Most Successful Forgery in Literary History: Johnson, Ossian, and the Modern

Gaelic Literary Renaissance

Laurie V. Dahlberg

Red Hook, NY

$4,000 The Picture of Privacy: Early Domestic Photography in the 19th Century

James Darsey

Atlanta, GA

$30,000 Cosmopolitan Conscience: Displacement, Moral Discourse, and American Identity

Colin J. Davis

Birmingham, AL

$30,000 Revolt on the Waterfront: Dockworkers in New York City and London during the Post-

World War II Years

Janet M. Davis

Austin, TX

$4,000 The Human Menagerie: The Circus and American Culture at the Turn of the Century

Pablo De Greiff

Buffalo, NY

$30,000 Violations of Human Rights: Redeeming the Claims of Justice in Transitions to

Democracy

Jennifer L. DeLapp

College Park, MD

$4,000 Aaron Copland in the Fifties: Music and Ideology in the McCarthy Era

Susan Deans-Smith

Leander, TX

$30,000 Artists, Artisans, and the Royal Academy of San Carlos: Culture, Politics, and Power in

Mexico City, 1681-1821

Peter R. Dear

Ithaca, NY

$30,000 Making Sense in Science: The Historical Variability of Criteria

Sara A. Dickey

Brunswick, ME

$30,000 The Nature and Significance of Class in Urban South India: An Ethnographic Study

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Angela D. Dillard

New York, NY

$4,000 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Now?: Multicultural Conservatism in America

John Dittmer

Greencastle, IN

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Columbus, OH

$4,000 Ethnic Nationalism in the Era of Reconstruction

Susan Sperling

Berkeley, CA

$4,000 The Intellectual Life History of Ashley Montagu: An Annotated Bibliography of

Unpublished Correspondence

David J. Steinberg

Williamsburg, VA

$30,000 Styles of Esteem: Charles Wilson Peale and Portraiture in a Revolutionary Era

Kristine Stiles

Durham, NC

$4,000 Remembering Invisibility: Documentary Photography of the Nuclear Age

Martha Stoddard Holmes

Norwich, VT

$24,000 Melodramatic Medicine: Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, and the Victorian Discourse

on Physical Disability

Edward R. Sunshine

Miami Shores, FL

$24,000 Anti-Slavery Documents from the 17th Century by Churchmen in Cuba

Michael Supancic

San Marcos, TX

$30,000 Crime Control and Self-government Initiative in Texas Oil Communities and Field

Camps, 1896-1926: A People's History

Daniel E. Sutherland

Fayetteville, AR

$4,000 Social Impact of the Guerrilla War, 1861-1865

Lealan N. Swanson

Brandon, MS

$24,000 Three Medieval Cities: Sana'a, Fes, and Timbuktu

Patricia A. Taylor

Laramie, WY

$4,000 Historical Changes in Scientists' Definition of "The Atmosphere"

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Gail S. Terry

Muncie, IN

$30,000 Family Empires: Migration and the Making of an Elite in America, 1740-1820

Mariam G. Thalos

Buffalo, NY

$24,000 Units of Decision-Making: The Place of the Collective

Ashley C. Thompson

Cambridge, MA

$30,000 Text and Temple: A Translation and Critical Edition of The Poem of Ankgor Wat

Heather Ann Thompson

Charlotte, NC

$30,000 Testing Tolerance: School Desegregation and Busing in the Urban North and South

after Brown v. Board of Education

David K. Thomson

Lancaster, PA

$24,000 Indians in the Custom-House: Revising American Studies in the Light of Native/Puritan

History

Rosemarie G. Thomson

Reston, VA

$30,000 Different Stories: Contemporary Writers Reimagine Disability

Beth Fowkes Tobin

Honolulu, HI

$30,000 Colonizing Nature: The Tropics in 18th-Century British Arts and Letters

Kyoko Tokuno

Eugene, OR

$30,000 Buried Scriptures as Relics of Buddha in Medieval Japan: A Study in the Buddhist Cult

of the Scripture

Jeanne M. Toungara

Silver Spring, MD

$24,000 Ideology of Conquest: The Making of Kabasarana, a 19th-Century Malinke Kindom

Eleanor R. Townsley

South Hadley, MA

$4,000 Representing Knowledge in the Age of Social Science

Trysh A. Travis

Dallas, TX

$4,000 Reading Matters: Books, Book Men, and the American Century

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Jeffrey A. Tucker

Rochester, NY

$4,000 A Sense of Wonder: The Postmodern Literary Projects of Samuel R. Delany

Jennifer G. Tucker

Middletown, CT

$4,000 Photography of the Invisible: Gender, Visual Technology, and the Making of the Modern

Scientific Public, 1850-1900

Mark Tucker

Williamsburg, VA

$30,000 The Music of Thelonious Monk, 1917-1982

Thomas A. Tweed

Chapel Hill, NC

$4,000 Locating Religion: A Spatial Interpretation of Religion in the US

N. Frank Ukadike

New Orleans, LA

$30,000 The New African Cinema: The History, Narratology, and Aesthetics of African Films of

the 1990s

Hugh B. Urban

Columbus, OH

$24,000 The Extreme Orient: Imagining "Tantrism" in the History of Indian Religions

Gary Urton

Earlville, NY

$30,000 The Khipus and Documents of Colonial Chachapoyas, Peru

Patricia D. Valenti

Fayetteville, NC

$30,000 Sophia and Nathaniel Hawthorne: The Domestic Politics of Authorship

Peter L. Valenti

Fayetteville, NC

$24,000 The Complex Landscapes of Charles W. Chesnutt

Anne M. Valk

St Louis, MO

$4,000 Separatism and Sisterhood: Identity, Ideology, and Women's Grassroots Activism, 1963-

David L. Vander Meulen

Charlottesville, VA

$4,000 A Publishing History of Alexander Pope's An Essay on Man, 1743-51

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Mary S. Vasquez

Davidson, NC

$4,000 The Fiction of Cuban-American Writer Roberto G. Fernandez

Mary Kay Vaughan

Chicago, IL

$30,000 Citizenship and Schools: The Mexican Generation of 1968

Evelyn B. Vitz

New York, NY

$4,000 The French Medieval Lyric and the Liturgy

Lynn M. Voskuil

Houston, TX

$4,000 Acting Naturally: Victorian Theatricality and Authenticity

Anne Walthall

Irvine, CA

$30,000 Palace Women and Court Life in Tokugawa Japan (1600-1868)

Ban Wang

Stony Brook, NY

$30,000 Trauma, Memory, and History: Visions of the Past and Global Culture in Modern China

J. Christopher Warner

East Liverpool, OH

$4,000 A Renaissance Reader of Christian Epic: Bartolomeo Botta's 1569 Commentary on ida's

Christiados

William Waters

Brookline, MA

$30,000 Poetic Address: "Addressivity" in the Lyric Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke

Eric Watkins

Blacksburg, VA

$30,000 Kant's Metaphysical Physics

Kenneth R. Westphal

Durham, NH

$4,000 "Knowledge by Acquaintance" in Modern and Recent Philosophy

Rachel M. Wheeler

Portland, OR

$30,000 Poised between Two Worlds: The Journeys of a Mahican Family, 1740-1806

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Neil L. Whitehead

Madison, WI

$24,000 Cultures of Violence and the Violence of Culture: A Hermeneutic Approach to Ethnic

Conflict and Warfare

Jennifer E. Whiting

Trumansburg, NY

$30,000 The Varieties of Subjective Experience

Nancy L. Wicker

Mankato, MN

$4,000 Goldsmiths, Patrons, and Women: Scandinavian Jewelry in 5th-6th Century AD

Daniel H. Williams

Winfield, IL

Hilary of Poitier's Commentarium in Matthaeum: A Translation and Introduction (4th century)

Samuel M. Wilson

Austin, TX

$30,000 A New Vision of Caribbean Prehistory

John Timothy Wixted

Tempe, AZ

$30,000 A Poetic Biography of Yuan Haowen, 1190-1257

Anand A. Yang

Salt Lake City, UT

$4,000 Empire of Convicts: Colonial Rule and Colonial Subjects in South and Southeast Asia

Xiaoshan Yang

Notre Dame, IN

30,000 Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere: The Urban Garden in Tang-Song Poetry

Tomiko Yoda

Durham, NC

$30,000 Heian Literature and Japanese Modernity: Gender, Nation, and History

Marica A. Yonemoto

Boulder, CO

$4,000 The Life and Writing of Tadano Makuzu (1762-1825)

Susan L. Youens

South Bend, IN

$30,000 The Late Songs of Franz Schubert, 1797-1828

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Jeffrey R. Young

Stateboro, GA

$4,000 The Founding Fathers' Family Values

Abby E. Zanger

Cambridge, MA

$30,000 Passages to Print Culture in Early Modern France

Julian E. Zelizer

Albany, NY

$4,000 Making Democracy Work? Congressional Reform, 1958-1999

Susan Zimmerman

Washington, DC

$24,000 "Idolatrous Illusion": Representations of the Dead in Jacobean Tragedy and

Tragicomedy

Judith P. Zinsser

Oxford, OH

$30,000 La Dame d'Esprit: The Daring Life, Tragic Death, and Loss to History of the Marquise

du Chatelet (1706-1749)

Andrei A. Znamenski

Montgomery, AL

$24,000 Shaping Indigenous Christianity: Dena'ina Indians and the Russian Orthodox Church

1840s-1990s

Collaborative Research

Albright Institute of Archaeological Research

Jerusalem, Israel Seymour Gitin

$70,000 Postdoctoral Research Fellowships at the W.F. Albright Institute

American Academy in Rome

New York, NY Lester K. Little

$30,834* NEH Postdoctoral Fellowships at American Academy in Rome

American Academy in Rome

New York, NY Lester K. Little

$105,000 NEH Postdoctoral Fellowships at the American Academy in Rome

American Center of Oriental Research

Boston, MA Pierre M. Bikai

$48,977 Fellowships in the Humanities

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American Council of Learned Societies

New York, NY Donna Heiland

$239,576* ACLS/SSRC Postdoctoral Humanities Fellowships in International and Foreign Area

Studies

American Council of Learned Societies

New York, NY John J. McDermott

$25,000 The Correspondence of William James

American Council of Learned Societies

New York, NY Jason H. Parker

$98,486* American Research in the Humanities in the People's Republic of China

American Council of Learned Societies

New York, NY Duncan M. Porter

$85,500 The Correspondence of Charles Darwin

American Institute of Indian Studies

Chicago, IL Frederick M. Asher

$195,000 Research Fellowships for Senior Humanists to Work in India

American Philological Association

New York, NY Patrick Sinclair

$4,741* Fellowships at the Thesaurus Institute in Munich

American Research Institute in Turkey

Philadelphia, PA G. Kenneth Sams

$97,950 Postdoctoral Fellowships in the Humanities for Research in Turkey

American University

Washington, DC Charles E. Beveridge

$75,000 The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted

Baylor College of Medicine

Houston, TX Laurence B. McCullough

$15,750 A History of Medical Ethics

Carnegie Mellon University

Pittsburgh, PA Wilfried Sieg

$47,000 Paul Bernays and the Philosophy of Mathematics

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, OH Melvyn C. Goldstein

$170,000 A Political and Social History of the Cultural Revolution in Tibet, 1966-1976

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Catholic University of America

Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone

$22,500 Duns Scotus: Critical Edition of Quaestiones Super Libros De Anima Aristotelis

College of Charleston

Charleston, SC Rosemary A. Brana-Shute

$50,000 Manumission in the Atlantic World, An International Conference

Columbia University

New York, NY Jean W. Ashton

$150,000 The Papers of John Jay: An Image Database

Cyprus American Archaeological Research Inst.

Nicosia, Cyprus Robert S. Merrillees

$27,652 NEH Senior Fellowships at CAARI

Duke University

Durham, NC David R. Sorensen

$150,000 The Carlyle Letters Project

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania

East Stroudsburg, PA Theodore J. Crackel

$50,000 Papers of the War Department, 1784-1800

Florida State University

Talahassee, FL Joseph R. McElrath

$33,000 The Letters of Charles W. Chesnutt, 1906-1932

Folger Shakespeare Library

Washington, DC Werner L. Gundersheimer

$195,000 Long-term Residential Fellowships at the Folger Library

Huntington Library

San Marino, CA Robert C. Ritchie

$182,250 NEH Fellowship Program

Institute for Advanced Study

Princeton, NJ Phillip A. Griffiths

$42,000 Research in the Social Sciences and the Humanities

Institute for Advanced Study

Princeton, NJ Phillip A. Griffiths

$42,000 School of Historical Studies Memberships

Institute of Early American History and Culture

Williamsburg, VA Ronald Hoffman

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$96,000 Postdoctoral Fellowships at the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and

Culture

International Research & Exchanges Board

Washington, DC Mark G. Pomar

$90,000 IREX Advanced Research Programs in the Humanities

International Research & Exchanges Board

Washington, DC Mark G. Pomar

$156,640* IREX Advanced Research Programs in the Humanities

John Carter Brown Library

Providence, RI Norman Fiering

$100,000 Long-term Fellowships at a Center for Advanced Study Specializing in the History of

the Americas before circa 1825

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD Louis P. Galambos

$183,231* The Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD Louis P. Galambos

$150,000 The Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Los Angeles, CA Timothy Benson

$75,000 Central European Avant-Garde Documents Volume

Mary Washington College

Fredericksburg, VA Barbara D. Palmer

$37,303* Records of Early English Drama

Massachusetts Historical Society

Boston, MA Richard A. Ryerson

$48,000 The Adams Papers

Morehouse College

Atlanta, GA Haile M. Larebo

$85,000 Translation and Annotation of The Chronicle of Susenyos, Emperor of Ethiopia, 1607-

1632

National Humanities Center

Res. Tri. Park, NC W. Robert Connor

$90,000* Fellowships at the National Humanities Center

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Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum

Kansas City, MO Doris M. Srinivasan

49,648 On the Cusp of an Era: Art in the Pre-Kushan World, a Symposium

New York Public Library

New York, NY Howard 0. Dodson

$5,000 Schomburg Center for Research on Black Culture, Postdoctoral Scholars in Residence

Program

New York University

New York, NY Martin Chusid

$39,719 Verdi Congress 2001: Verdi in Retrospect and Today

New York University

New York, NY Esther Katz

$5,430* The Selected Papers of Margaret Sanger

New York University

New York, NY Esther Katz

$75,000 The Selected Papers of Margaret Sanger

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL James R. Grossman

$165,000 NEH Fellowships at the Newberry Library

Northern Illinois University

DeKalb, IL Judy Ledgerwood

$110,000 Suffering and the Prophetic Past and Future in Cambodian Religion and Society: A

Study of the Buddh Damnay

Ohio State University Research Foundation

Columbus, OH Francis A. Irele

$50,000 CD-ROM of Oral Literature: Southern African Praise Poetry

Princeton University

Princeton, NJ Nell I. Painter

$40,000 Imitations of Life Conference: Race, Gender and Censorship in the Entertainment

Industry

Princeton University

Princeton, NJ Willard J. Peterson

$150,000 Volumes 2, 4, 5A-5B, 9A-9B of the Cambridge History of China

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ Ann D. Gordon

$30,000* Papers of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

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Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ Ann D. Gordon

$100,000 Papers of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ Robert A. Rosenberg

$198,000 Thomas A. Edison Papers

Southern Illinois University

Carbondale, IL Larry A. Hickman

$150,000 The John Dewey Correspondence

Stanford University

Stanford, CA Rega Wood

$150,000 Richard Rufus of Cornwall Project

Texas A&M Research Foundation

College Station, TX George F. Bass

$50,000 Excavation of 5th-Century BC Shipwreck

University of California

Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst

$124,74 Mark Twain Project

University of Chicago

Chicago, IL Philip Gossett

$45,000* Critical Edition of the Works of Giuseppe Verdi

University of Cincinnati

Cincinnati, OH Jack L. Davis

$50,000 Mallakastra, Albania, Regional Archaeological Project

University of Illinois at Chicago

Chicago, IL Burton R. Andersen

$189,000 Ancient Mesopotamian Medical Therapies

University of Iowa

Iowa City, IA Ed Folsom

$125,000 The Walt Whitman Hypertext Archive

University of Maryland

College Park, MD Peter Albert

$10,000 The Samuel Gompers Papers

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University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI Sharon C. Herbert

$9,000 Excavations at Kedesh in Israel

University of Mississippi, Main Campus

University, MS Jay K. Johnson

$75,000 The Chickasaws: Economics, Politics, and Social Organization in the Early 18th

Century

University of North Carolina

Asheville, NC Gordon A. Wilson

$72,000 Completion of a Critical Edition of Henry of Ghent's Summa, Articles 1-5

University of North Carolina

Greensboro, NC Loren L. Schweninger

$31,500 Race and Slavery Petitions Project

University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, IN Eugene C. Ulrich

$45,000 The Publication of Four Volumes of Dead Sea Scrolls

University of Oklahoma

Norman, OK Ross Hassig

$50,000 Aztec Codex Aubin Translation Project

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA Richard L. Zettler

$50,000 The Topography and Structure of Early Northern Mesopotamian Cities: Excavation at

Tell es-Sweyhat in North Syria

University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA M. Alison 0. Stones

$125,000 Computer-Based Study of Arthurian Romance

University of Puget Sound

Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield

$50,000 Records of Early English Drama: Editorial Support

University of South Carolina

Columbia, SC David R. Chesnutt

$8,000* The Papers of Henry Laurens

University of South Carolina

Columbia, SC Joel A. Myerson

$61,000 The Correspondence of Charles Chauncy Emerson, Edward Bliss Emerson, Ralph

Waldo Emerson, and William Emerson

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University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA Philander D. Chase

$99,004* The Papers of George Washington

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA Hoyt N. Duggan

$23,000* The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA Hoyt N. Duggan

$100,000 The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA Benjamin C. Ray

$100,000 The Salem Witchcraft Papers: Transcription and Archival Project

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA John C. Stagg

$27,850 The Papers of James Madison

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI John P. Kaminski

$74,538* The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI John P. Kaminski

$100,000 The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI Jonathan M. Kenoyer

$22,500* The Development of Urbanism and the Indus Script at Harappa, Pakistan

University of the State of New York

Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring

$65,000* Translation and Editing of New Netherland Archives

Western Carolina University

Cullowhee, NC William L. Anderson

$100,000 Editing and Annotating Payne-Butrick Manuscripts on the Cherokee

Winterthur Museum

Winterthur, DE Gretchen T. Buggeln

$105,000 Advanced Fellowships in American Material Culture

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Yale University

New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn

$72,000 The Papers of Benjamin Franklin

Yale University

New Haven, CT John C. Darnell

$150,000 Theban Desert Road Survey

Mimi S. Daitz

New York, NY

$16,600 Translation and Edition of Estonian Texts for Ancient Song Recovered: The Music of

Veljo Tormis

* Federal Matching Funds

** Chairman's/Emergency Awards

*** Denotes grants funded in whole or part by external sources

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Office of Challenge Grants

The programs for institutional development administered through the NEH Office of Challenge

Grants contribute to the strength of the humanities throughout the nation. The title program,

Challenge Grants, encourages nonfederal support for the humanities to assist cultural

organizations and academic institutions in strengthening their humanities resources over the long

term. These grants involve three types of challenges. Applicants are challenged to engage in

long-term strategic planning for improved research, teaching, preservation, and public

programming in the humanities. Grantees are also challenged to raise, in nonfederal

contributions, three or four times the amount of federal funds offered. Finally, potential donors

are challenged to recognize and support excellent humanities activities crucial to the educational

and cultural life of their communities and the nation.

NEH Challenge Grants are most commonly used to establish new or augment existing

endowments, which will support humanities needs permanently. For example, Oglala Lakota

College in South Dakota received in fiscal year 2000 the first installment of its $500,000

challenge (matching $1.5 million in nonfederal donations) to establish an endowment that will

fund professorships in Lakota studies and Lakota language. This tribal college prepares Lakota

language teachers for twenty-two schools on Lakota/Dakota reservations. Another project at the

Center for History and New Media at George Mason University in Fairfax,Virginia, explores

ways new technology can enhance teaching and research in history. Its grant of $500,000 with its

matching $1.5 million in nonfederal funds will create an endowment of $2 million to support

postdoctoral, graduate, and faculty fellowships as well as software acquisitions and upgrades.

Another endowment began when Alabama State University received this year the first $83,000

of its $500,000 Challenge Grant to endow a Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African

American Culture. The endowment income will enable the center to preserve manuscripts and

artifacts and gather oral histories documenting the contributions of African American activists,

churches, benevolent societies, and other organizations central to the Civil Rights Movement.

Grantees use challenge funds for acquisitions, construction and renovation, and technological

enhancement when the need is related to long-term improvements in the humanities. For

example, the Peter White Public Library in Marquette, Michigan, received in FY 2000 the first of

three installments of its $300,000 challenge grant (to match $900,000 in nonfederal donations)

for construction and furnishing of a new wing for the library, the largest on Michigan's Upper

Peninsula. These improvements to the 1904 facility will help the library meet increased demand

for service and new technology as well as restore historic portions of the building to their

original appearance. Direct expenditures are often combined with endowments, as in the case of

Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire. It received a challenge offer of $500,000,

matching $2 million in nonfederal funds, to endow humanities programming, construct a visitor

education center, and help restore the Shakerd dwelling house.

The Office of Challenge Grants also administers the grant competition to establish ten Regional

Humanities Centers across the nation. Through programs of regional studies in collaboration

with other humanities organizations in the region--such as state humanities councils, museums,

libraries, and schools--each center will serve as a locus for understanding regional culture and

history and their place in American and world culture. Two planning grants of $50,000 were

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awarded in each of ten regions in fiscal year 2000. From these, one will be selected in each

region for an implementation award requiring a three-to-one match; the award will provide

permanent support for the center's activities.

A new program in the Office of Challenge Grants began, with the first awards to be given in

2001. Extending the Reach Institutional Grants will help strengthen the humanities at

Historically Black, Hispanic-Serving, and Tribal Colleges and Universities by providing outright

grants of up to $25,000. Like other programs in the Office of Challenge Grants, these awards

will contribute to the enduring strength of institutions vital to the overall health of the humanities

throughout the nation.

Stephen M. Ross

Director

Office of Challenge Grants

Challenge Grants

Abbe Museum

Bar Harbor, ME

$125,000* Endowment for Humanities Programmer/Educator and Capital Construction of

Facility for Expanded Humanities Programming

Alabama State University

Montgomery, AL

$83,000* Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African American Culture

Alaska Native Heritage Center, Inc.

Anchorage, AK

$50,000* Construction of Welcome House and Education Endowment

Albright Institute of Archaeological Research

Israel

$150,000* Centennial Campaign: Endowment for the Director and Library

Amarillo College Foundation, Inc.

Amarillo, TX

$20,000* Humanities Endowment for Students, Faculty, and Community Enrichment

American Antiquarian Society

Worcester, MA

$150,000* Building Endowment for Acquisitions

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American Council of Learned Societies

New York, NY

$167,000* Endowment Campaign for ACLS Fellowship Program

American School of Classical Studies

Princeton, NJ

$30,000** Emergency Grant for Repair of Earthquake Damage to American School of Classical

Studies

Athens-Clarke County Library

Athens, GA

$30,000* Legacy for the Future: Humanities Programming Endowment

Berea College

Berea, KY

$150,000* Endowment of Appalachian Studies at Berea College

Bowdoin College

Brunswick, ME

$175,000* Library Initiative to Enhance the Humanities Curriculum through Information

Technology

Brooklyn Public Library

Brooklyn, NY

$75,000* BPL Humanities Endowment Fund

California State University

Long Beach, CA

$150,000* Heritage Language and Culture Program

California State University

Los Angeles, CA

$64,500* Educational Program in Identity and American Community

Canterbury Shaker Village, Inc.

Canterbury, NH

$500,000* Endowment and Capital Improvements to Support Humanities Programs

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

St. Michaels, MD

$167,000* Endowment for the Center for Chesapeake Studies

Clear Lake Public Library

Clear Lake, IA

$200,000* Library Expansion and Renovation to Increase Services and Create History Archives

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Columbia College Center for Black Music Research

Chicago, IL

$50,000* Endowment to Support a Humanities Technology Specialist and a Library and

Archives Cataloger

Encyclopaedia Iranica Foundation

New York, NY

$167,000* Encyclopedia Iranica

Folger Shakespeare Library

Washington, DC

$200,000* Capital Campaign for the Education Center

Fort Ligonier Association

Ligonier, PA

$75,000* The Fort Ligonier Archeology Endowment Program

Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library

Saint Paul, MN

$50,000* Creation of a New Humanities Programming Endowment for the Saint Paul Public

Library

Furman University

Greenville, SC

$100,000* The Humanities in the Digital Era

George Mason University

Fairfax, VA

$275,000* Center for History and New Media

Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village

Dearborn, MI

$200,000* A Comprehensive Renewal of the Museum's Infrastructure

Heritage Harbor Museum

Providence, RI

$208,000* Base Building Construction for Heritage Harbor Museum

Honolulu Academy of Arts

Honolulu, HI

$125,000* Endowment for Education Programs, Humanities Scholars and Education Staff

Salaries

Hood College

Frederick, MD

$100,000* Endowing the Hood College Center for the Humanities

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Boston, MA

$200,000* Endowment to Support Curatorial and Conservation Programs in the Humanities

Kona Historical Society

Captain Cook, HI

$100,000* Challenge Grant for Historic Uchida Coffee Farm

Library Company of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA

$334,000* Creating a Center for Advanced Study in Early American History and Culture

Library Foundation, Inc.

Portland, OR

$100,000* Creation of a new Humanities Programming Endowment for the Multnomah County

Library System

Loras College

Dubuque, IA

$114,000* Interactive Learning in the Humanities for First Year Students

Maine Humanities Council

Portland, ME

$120,000* A Home for the Maine Center for the Book

Minnesota Historical Society

St. Paul, MN

$125,000* Construction of St. Anthony Falls Heritage Center

Montgomery College

Rockville, MD

$150,000* Montgomery College Humanities Institute

Museum of the Cherokee Indian

Cherokee, NC

$63,461* Education Department, Museum of the Cherokee Indian

National Trust for Historic Preservation

Washington, DC

$229,000* Establishment of the Historic Sites Interpretation and Education Endowment

Nevada Public Radio Corporation/KNPR

Las Vegas, NV

$125,000* Future Fund Endowment Challenge Grant

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New Britain Public Library

New Britain, CT

$18,000* Humanities Programming Endowment

New Hampshire Humanities Council

Concord, NH

$50,000* New Choices for Teachers: A Humanities Education Initiative

New Mexico State University

Las Cruces, NM

$150,000* Southwest and Border Cultures Institute

New York Public Library

New York, NY

$200,000* Enriching the Collections of the New York Public Library's Center for the

Humanities

Newark Public Library

Newark, NJ

$27,175* Endowment for Public Humanities Programming

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL

$250,000* Securing the Future of Public Humanities Programming at the Newberry Library

Oglala Lakota College

Kyle, SD

$200,000* Woonpse Okolakiciye (The Knowledge Team)

Ohio State University, Main Campus

Columbus, OH

$42,000* The World Media and Culture Center: Transforming Language and Culture Studies

Peter White Public Library

Marquette, MI

$100,000* Peter White Public Library Renovation/Expansion Project

Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg Center

Charlotte, NC

$100,000* Establishment of PLCMC Humanities Endowment

Queens Library Foundation

Jamaica, NY

$50,000* Endowment of Program "Literature, History and Memory"

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Rice University

Houston, TX

$120,000* Endowing new Fellowship Programs at Rice University's Center for the Study of

Cultures

Rockland Memorial Library Foundation

Rockland, MA

$7,000* Rockland Memorial Library Foundation Humanities Endowment

San Francisco State University

San Francisco, CA

$125,000* Endowing the Jewish Studies Program at San Francisco State University.

Sandwich Glass Museum

Sandwich, MA

$90,000* Renovation/Expansion and Endowment for Humanities Interpreter.

Seattle Art Museum

Seattle, WA

$167,000* Endowment for Humanities Advisers, Teacher Resource Center, Education Staff, and

Technology Initiative

Seattle Public Library Foundation

Seattle, WA

$200,000* Establishment of Humanities Endowment.

Society of Architectural Historians

Chicago, IL

$25,000* Buildings of the United States

Staten Island Botanical Garden, Inc.

Staten Island, NY

$75,000* Endowment for the New York Chinese Scholar's Garden

Studio Museum in Harlem

New York, NY

$100,000* Challenge Grant for Endowment

Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library

Topeka, KS

$75,000* Humanities Endowment for Acquisitions and Programming

University of California

Oakland, CA

$100,000* Building Endowment for Fellowships

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University of California

Riverside, CA

$175,000* English Short Title Catalog: Past, Present, Future

University of Dayton

Dayton, OH

$100,000* Humanities Fellows Program

University of Maryland

College Park, MD

$150,000* Maryland Institute of Technology in the Humanities

University of Nebraska Foundation

Lincoln, NE

$150,000* Endowing the International Quilt Study Center

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

$131,999* Alfonso Ortiz Center for Intercultural Studies

University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, IN

$150,000* Building Medieval and Irish Studies at the University of Notre Dame

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

$167,000* Humanities Project 2001: Rare Books, Manuscripts and Other Original Sources on

the Web

University of Texas Medical Branch

Galveston, TX

$150,000* Residential Faculty Seminar Program in the Medical Humanities

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

$25,000* Electronic Text Center Endowment

Walters Art Gallery

Baltimore, MD

$200,000* Endowment for Curatorial Position in Ancient Art, and Renovation of the Ancient Art

Exhibition Galleries

West Virginia Humanities Council

Charleston, WV

$50,000* Hubbard House Humanities Center

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Western Carolina University

Cullowhee, NC

$125,000* Endowing the Sequoyah Professor of Cherokee Studies

Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian

Santa Fe, NM

$150,000* Endowment for Humanities Programming

Wichita Public Library Foundation, Inc.

Wichita, KS

$114,490* Establishment of Humanities Endowment

Williamsburg Public Libraries

Williamsburg, MA

$50,000* Williamsburg Libraries Construction and Endowment Challenge Grant

Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

Princeton, NJ

$150,000* Endowing the Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Grants in Women's Studies and the

Humanities Initiatives Fund

Regional Centers Planning Grants

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

Brown University

Providence, RI

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

College of Charleston

Charleston, SC

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

North Dakota State University, Main Campus

Fargo, ND

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

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Northern Illinois University

DeKalb, IL

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

Ohio University

Athens, OH

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

San Francisco State University

San Francisco, CA

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

Southwest Texas State University

San Marcos, TX

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

Temple University

Philadelphia, PA

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

Tulane University of Louisiana

New Orleans, LA

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of California

Davis, CA

$50,000 Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of Mississippi, Main Campus

University, MS

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of Montana

Missoula, MT

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of Nebraska

Lincoln, NE

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of New Hampshire

Durham, NH

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

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University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of Utah

Salt Lake City, UT

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

$50,000*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI

$49,115*** Planning Grant for Regional Humanities Center

* Federal Matching Funds

** Chairman's/Emergency Awards

*** Denotes grants funded in whole or part by external sources

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Federal State Partnership

Through the Office of Federal/State Partnership, NEH and the fifty-six state humanities councils

work to enable all of the nation's citizens, wherever they live, to benefit from locally designed

humanities programs on their particular concerns, interests, and needs. The partnership of NEH

and the state humanities councils increases the public's awareness of and participation in the

humanities.

State humanities councils are nonprofit organizations that operate in all fifty states, the District

of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana

Islands, American Samoa, and Guam. Through the Partnership, NEH funds are given annually to

the councils to support locally initiated programs on a competitive basis. Councils also design

and conduct initiatives themselves to bring excellent humanities programs and services

throughout each state and territory. In all their activities, state humanities councils sponsor and

support the pursuit and enjoyment of education and lifelong learning.

In 2000, councils supported thousands of programs that reached millions of Americans: among

them were 1,920 Chautauqua-type performances; 1,800 exhibitions; 4,000 film, television, or

radio programs; 4,500 speakers bureau presentations; 360 cultural tourism projects; 2,000

literacy programs; 5,000 reading and discussion programs; and 2,000 teacher institutes and

workshops. More than 20,000 scholars were involved in council projects and council grants.

Encouraging reading is characteristic of state humanities councils. Sponsorship of large-scale

book festivals is the public side of this commitment. Literacy, reading, and literature programs

are the personal side, cultivating and nurturing individual readers. Many councils feature literacy

and reading programs at the core of their programming. In 2000, the Vermont Council on the

Humanities supported grassroots literacy efforts in twenty-nine communities with book mobiles,

a literacy fair, and a weekly children's-literacy radio program. The Prime Time Family Reading

Time program of the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities introduces families to children's

books and encourages the participants to become comfortable in libraries. It won a "Coming Up

Taller" award in 2000 from the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. Since its

inception, twenty-eight councils have adopted Prime Time programs.

Councils are important engines of civic discourse. Through its New Books for New Readers

program, the Kentucky Humanities Council published Ronald W. Eades's Fights for Rights. The

book has special value for adults learning English and working to acquire US citizenship. The

Utah Humanities Council's Front Porch Discussion Series addresses issues of diversity, the good

society, and growth. The civic culture initiative of the Montana Committee for the Humanities,

which helped plan the 2000 Governor's Conference on Civic Engagement, has developed a

website (www.civicmontana.org) of resources on civil society and democratic renewal. "Parallel

and Crossover Lives" is the Texas Humanities Council's community-based oral history and

cultural-preservation project that examines Texas history and culture before and after public

school desegregation. The archive of historical information it began creating in 2000 will be used

for research and public programming, and to foster discussion among disparate community

groups.

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Councils place a high priority on improving the statewide quality of humanities teaching and

learning in the elementary and secondary grades. The Georgia Humanities Council's Center for

Character Education responded to the Georgia General Assembly's curriculum requirement by

providing character education concepts, resources, and practices from its humanities collections

for educators, policy makers, parents, and communities. The councils in Georgia, Hawai'i,

Maryland, Nevada, and New Mexico sponsor their state's History Day program and competition,

which fosters academic achievement and intellectual growth in sixth to twelfth graders. Twenty-

seven winners of New Mexico History Day competed with more than twenty-one hundred

students from all over the United States at the National History Day competition at the

University of Maryland, College Park.

Making humanities education and lifelong learning a hallmark of American life is a pillar of the

partnership between NEH and the state humanities councils. The sponsorship of the Bard

College Clemente Course in the Humanities by councils in Alaska, Florida, Illinois,

Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oklahoma and Washington provides topflight educational

opportunities to disadvantaged adults. A member of one of the Washington Commission for the

Humanities' Clemente classes confirms that, "Being in this class and learning about Plato--just to

begin thinking about those things--really opens me up mentally to places I wouldn't have gone by

myself. It enriches my life on a daily basis."

As they pursue their goal of engaging all Americans in study, reflection, and discussion of the

humanities, state humanities councils continue to strengthen their organizational structures and to

build partnerships in order to expand their resources and audiences. Last year councils were

successful in obtaining more than $20 million from state legislatures, individuals, corporations,

foundations, and other sources.

Edythe Manza

Director

Federal/State Partnership

Federal State Partnership

Alabama Humanities Foundation

1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101

Birmingham, AL 35205-7001

(205) 558-3980

Michael E. Malone, Chairman

Robert Stewart, Executive Director

$534,034

Alaska Humanities Forum

421 West 1st Street

Suite 300

Anchorage, AK 99501

(907) 272-5341

Stephen, Ph.D. Haycox, Chairman

Elizabeth Forrer, Executive Director

$523,124

Amerika Samoa Humanities Council

P.O. Box 5800

Pago Pago, AS 96799

(684) 633-4870

Lui Tuitele, Chairman

Niualama Taifane, Executive Director

$227,545

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Arizona Humanities Council

The Ellis-Shackelford House

1242 North Central Avenue

Phoenix, AZ 85004-1887

(602) 257-0335

Suzanne Pfister, Chairman

Dan Shilling, Executive Director

$523,784*

Arkansas Humanities Council

10800 Financial Centre Parkway

Suite 465

Little Rock, AR 72211-0000

(501) 221-0091

Paul Austin, Chairman

Robert E. Bailey, Executive Director

$486,882

California Council for the Humanities

312 Sutter Street, Suite 601

San Francisco, CA 94108

(415) 391-1474

Mary Curtin, Chairman

James Quay, Executive Director

$1,415,248

Colorado Endowment for the Humanities

1490 Lafayette Street,

Suite 101

Denver, CO 80218

(303) 894-7951

Phyllis S. Alexander, Chairman

Margaret A. Coval, Executive Director

$512,840*

Connecticut Humanities Council

955 South Main Street

Suite E

Middletown, CT 06457

(860) 685-2260

Helen Higgins, Chairman

Bruce Fraser, Executive Director

$505,548*

Delaware Humanities Forum

100 W. 10th Street

Suite 1009

Wilmington, DE 19801

(302) 657-0650

Jeffrey Mask, Chairman

Charlotte D. Staelin, Executive Director

$432,078*

Florida Humanities Council

599 2nd Street S

St. Petersburg, FL 33701

(727) 553-3800

Frank Helsom, Chairman

Fran Cary, Executive Director

$838,156

Fundación Puertorriqueña de las

Humanidades

Box 9023920

109 San Jose St.,3rd Floor

Corner of Luna Street

San Juan, PR 00902-3920

(787) 721-2087

Ana Helvia Quintero, Chairman

Juan M. Gonzalez Lamela, Executive

Director

$527,700

Georgia Humanities Council

50 Hurt Plaza SE, Suite 1565

Atlanta, GA 30303-2915

(404) 523-6220

Thomas E. Dasher, Chairman

Jamil Zainaldin, Executive Director

$615,610*

Guam Humanities Council

426 Chalan San Antonio

Center Pointe Bldg. Ste. 101

Tamuning, GU 96911

(671) 646-4461

Anthony A. Leon Guerrero, Chairman

Jillette Leon Guerrero, Executive Director

$252,448*

Hawai'i Council for the Humanities

First Hawaiian Bank Building

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3599 Waialae Avenue, Room 23

Honolulu, HI 96816

(808) 732-5402

Mitch Yamasaki, Chairman

Annette M. Lew, Executive Director

$500,536*

Humanities Council of Washington, D.C.

925 U Street, NW

Washington, DC 20001

(202) 347-1732 EXT.1

Joann Stevens, Chairman

Joy Austin, Executive Director

$429,350*

Humanities Iowa

100 Oakdale Campus, Northlawn

Iowa City, IA 52242-5000

(319) 335-4153

David Vikurek, Chairman

Christopher Rossi, Executive Director

$495,172*

Idaho Humanities Council

217 West State Street

Boise, ID 83702

(208) 345-5346

Marc Johnson, Chairman

Richard Ardinger, Executive Director

$444,108*

Illinois Humanities Council

203 N. Wabash Avenue

Suite 2020

Chicago, IL 60601-2417

(312) 422-5580

J. Paul Hunter, Chairman

Kristina Valaitis, Executive Director

$780,804*

Indiana Humanities Council

1500 North Delaware Street

Indianapolis, IN 46202

(317) 638-1500

Thomas Wilhelmus, Chairman

Scott T. Massey, Executive Director

$584,836

Kansas Humanities Council

112 S.W. 6th Avenue, Suite 210

Topeka, KS 66603

(785) 357-0359

Warren Hixson, Chairman

Marion Cott, Executive Director

$486,736

Kentucky Humanities Council

206 E. Maxwell Street

Lexington, KY 40508

(606) 257-5932

Roger J. Wolford, Chairman

Virginia Smith, Executive Director

$522,912*

Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities

225 Baronne Street, Suite 1414

New Orleans, LA 70112

(504) 523-4352

Neil T. Erwin, Chairman

Michael Sartisky, Executive Director

$538,888

Maine Humanities Council

674 Brighton Avenue

Portland, ME 04102-1012

(207) 773-5051

Geoffrey Gratwick, Chairman

Dorothy Schwartz, Executive Director

$448,876*

Maryland Humanities Council

11350 McCormick Road

Suite 503

Hunt Valley, MD 21031-1002

(410) 771-0650

Rhoda Dorsey, Chairman

Barbara Wells Sarudy, Executive Director

$557,540

Massachusetts Foundation for the

Humanities

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One Woodbridge Street

South Hadley, MA 01075

(413) 536-1385

David Lionel Smith, Chairman

David A. Tebaldi, Executive Director

$594,050

Michigan Humanities Council

119 Pere Marquette Drive

Suite 3B

Lansing, MI 48912-1270

(517) 372-7770

Stephen R. Williams, Chairman

Rick Knupfer, Executive Director

$707,622

Minnesota Humanities Commission

987 E Ivy Avenue

St. Paul, MN 55106-2046

(651) 774-0105

W. Andrew Boss, Chairman

Cheryl Dickson, Executive Director

$551,072*

Mississippi Humanities Council

3825 Ridgewood Road, Rm. 311

Jackson, MS 39211

(601) 432-6752

Gemma Douglas Beckley, Chairman

Barbara Carpenter, Executive Director

$489,294

Missouri Humanities Council

543 Hanley Industrial Court

Suite 201

St. Louis, MO 63144-1905

(314) 781-9660

Randolph Maness, Chairman

Michael Bouman, Executive Director

$565,888

Montana Committee for the Humanities

311 Brantly Hall

University of Montana

Missoula, MT 59812-8214

(406) 243-6022

Eileen Sansom, Chairman

Mark Sherouse, Executive Director

$436,952

NMI Council for the Humanities

AAA-3394, Box 10001

Saipan, MP 96950

(670) 235-4785

Isamu Abraham, Chairman

Isaac Magofna, Executive Director

$243,828

Nebraska Humanities Council

Lincoln Center Building

Suite 225

215 Centennial Mall South

Lincoln, NE 68508

(402) 474-2131

Pamela Snow, Chairman

Jane Renner Hood, Executive Director

$460,412*

Nevada Humanities Committee

1034 North Sierra Street

Reno, NV 89507

(775) 784-6587

Barbara Cloud, Chairman

Judith K. Winzeler, Executive Director

$449,840

New Hampshire Humanities Council

19 Pillsbury Street

PO Box 2228

Concord, NH 03302-2228

(603) 224-4071

Richard L. Kremer, Chairman

Charles G. Bickford, Executive Director

$445,256*

New Jersey Council for the Humanities

28 West State Street

6th Floor

Trenton, NJ 08608

(609) 695-4838

Michael J. Bzdak, Chairman

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Jane Rutkoff, Executive Director

$653,388

New Mexico Endowment for the

Humanities

209 Onate Hall

University of New Mexico

Corner of Campus & Girard St.

Albuquerque, NM 87131

(505) 277-3705

Ned Miller, Chairman

Craig Newbill, Executive Director

$457,156

New York Council for the Humanities

150 Broadway, Suite 1700

New York, NY 10038

(212) 233-1131

Samuel D. Waksal, Chairman

David Cronin, Executive Director

$1,000,184

North Carolina Humanities Council

200 South Elm Street, Ste. 403

Greensboro, NC 27401

(336) 334-5325

Elizabeth K. Minnich, Chairman

Alice Barkley, Executive Director

$619,598*

North Dakota Humanities Council

2900 Broadway, Suite 3

P. O. Box 2191

Bismarck, ND 58502

(701) 255-3360

John Ettling, Chairman

Everett Albers, Executive Director

$441,296

Ohio Humanities Council

695 Bryden Road

PO Box 06354

Columbus, OH 43206-0354

(614) 461-7802

George R. Garrison, Chairman

Gale E. Peterson, Executive Director

$760,456

Oklahoma Humanities Council

Festival Plaza, Suite 270

428 West California

Oklahoma, OK 73102

(405) 235-0280

David Levy, Chairman

Anita May, Executive Director

$502,790*

Oregon Council for the Humanities

812 SW Washington Street

Suite 225

Portland, OR 97205

(503) 241-0543

Charles Walker, Chairman

Christopher Zinn, Executive Director

$498,810

Pennsylvania Humanities Council

325 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607

(215) 925-1005

James E. Douthat, Chairman

Joseph J. Kelly, Executive Director

$795,600

Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities

60 Ship Street

Providence, RI 02903

(401) 273-250

Galen A. Johnson, Chairman

M. Drake Patten, Executive Director

$442,096*

South Carolina Humanities Council

1308 Columbia College Drive

PO Box 5287

Columbia, SC 29250

(803) 691-4100

S.C. McMeekin, Jr., Chairman

Randy L. Akers, Executive Director

$517,856*

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South Dakota Humanities Council

Box 7050, University Station

Brookings, SD 57007

(605) 688-6113

Sidney Goss, Chairman

Michael F. Haug, Executive Director

$432,964

Tennessee Humanities Council

1003 18th Avenue South

PO Box 24767

Nashville, TN 37212

(615) 320-7001 EXT.1 Linda Darmon

Caldwell, Chairman

Robert Cheatham, Executive Director

$559,908

Texas Council for the Humanities

Banister Place A

3809 South Second Street

Austin, TX 78704

(512) 440-1991 EXT.1

Wright L. Lassiter, Jr., Chairman

Monte K. Youngs, Executive Director

$976,688

Utah Humanities Council

202 West 300 North

Salt Lake City, UT 84103

(801) 359-9670

France A. Davis, Chairman

Cynthia Buckingham, Executive Director

$464,736

Vermont Council on the Humanities

200 Park Street

RR1, Box 7285

Morrisville, VT 05661-0058

(802) 888-3183

Charles R. Putney, Chairman

Victor R. Swenson, Executive Director

$429,028

Virgin Islands Humanities Council

5-6 Kongens Gade, Corbiere

Complex, Suite 200B-201B

St. Thomas, VI 00802

(340) 776-4044

Tregenza Roach, Chairman

Magda Smith, Executive Director

$252,563

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities

145 Ednam Drive

Charlottesville , VA 22903-4629

(804) 924-3296

Wyndham B. Blanton, Jr., Chairman

Robert C. Vaughan, Executive Director

$604,980*

Washington Commission for the Humanities

615 Second Avenue, Suite 300

Seattle, WA 98104

(206) 682-1770

Jack Faris, Chairman

Margaret Ann Bollmeier, Executive Director

$568,250

West Virginia Humanities Council

723 Kanawha Boulevard, East

Suite 800

Charleston, WV 25301

(304) 346-8500

Nancy Bulla, Chairman

Kenneth Sullivan, Executive Director

$470,716

Wisconsin Humanities Council

222 South Bedford Street

Suite F

Madison, WI 53703-3688

(608) 262-0706

Susan Brewer, Chairman

Max Harris, Executive Director

$559,598

Wyoming Council for the Humanities

PO Box 3643

University Station

Laramie, WY 82071-3643

(307) 766-6496

Barbara Allen Bogart, Chairman

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Robert G. Young, Executive Director

$425,854*

*federal matching funds

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Office of Enterprise

The Office of Enterprise strengthens the Endowment's leadership in the humanities, advances its

programs, and supports special initiatives by forging strategic partnerships with state and federal

agencies, private organizations, and philanthropic individuals. Under authority granted by

Congress, the Enterprise Office focused its 2000 efforts on supplementing the NEH's annual

federal appropriation with charitable contributions, grants, and corporate partnerships to help

bring the humanities to people of all backgrounds across the nation.

Throughout the year, the Enterprise Office worked closely with NEH's Office of Public Affairs

to promote My History Is America's History, developed in partnership with the White House

Millennium Council with principal support from Genealogy.com and launched in November

1999. My History encourages Americans to discover, preserve, and share their family stories as

integral parts of the nation's history. Educational and outreach tools created for the project

include a website (www.myhistory.org) and a printed guidebook, subtitled 15 Things You Can

Do To Save America's Stories. During the course of the year, people learned about My History

through features in major newspapers--from the Los Angeles Times to the Atlanta Journal-

Constitution--and on radio and television programs--from the Antiques Roadshow on PBS to

Heritage Hunt on ABC affiliates across the nation. More than 450,000 visited the My History

website, while nearly one thousand other websites created links to My History, as a resource for

elementary and secondary education and other purposes. MyHistory.org was named the New

York Times "Site of the Day"; the "Too Cool School Site of the Week" by WorldVillage; and one

of "The Web's Best Sites" by Britannica Online. The My History guidebook was awarded a

Distinguished Achievement Award from the Association of Educational Publishers and first

prize for a soft-cover publication from the National Association of Government Communicators.

NEH worked with its partners--including the Federation of Genealogical Societies, the National

Council of Negro Women's Black Family Reunion, National History Day, the Community

College Humanities Association, 4-H clubs, and state humanities councils--to distribute eighty-

five thousand guidebooks, including two copies to each of the nation's 16,227 libraries, to make

the materials available in every American community.

On other fronts during 2000, the Enterprise Office worked with the NEH's Division of Public

Programs to secure a $1 million grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York for The

Millennium Project for Public Libraries. These funds support a partnership of NEH, The Library

of America, and the American Library Association helping eight hundred small libraries build

their collection of American writing and expand opportunities for educational programs. The

libraries will be awarded fifty recently published volumes in The Library of America, the

distinguished series of the nation's foremost writers, with support for public programs using the

volumes. The project represents the first time NEH has administered a program entirely via the

Internet, with applications both accepted and reviewed online.

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Together the Enterprise Office and the NEH Division of Education secured a renewed

commitment totaling $700,000 from the WorldCom Foundation to fund an additional three years

of EDSITEment (edsitement.neh.gov), the educational website launched in 1997 by NEH, MCI

WorldCom, and the Council of the Great City Schools. The renewed funding will allow the

number of websites that are part of this portal for teachers and students to double, from one

hundred to two hundred, and will provide for development of lesson plans for kindergarten

through fifth grade.

The Office of Enterprise also worked with NEH's Division of Education to secure a renewed

commitment of $50,000 from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation to expand a pilot program

aimed at strengthening middle- and high-school teaching of the humanities. The Humanities

Scholar in Residence Program brings outside humanities educators into selected New Jersey

schools to serve as consultants for improving the schools' humanities curriculum. The grant will

support efforts to increase the impact and sustainability of the program in additional New Jersey

schools.

Throughout 2000, the Enterprise Office continued its work with the NEH Chairman and Office

of Challenge Grants to develop support for the NEH Regional Humanities Centers Initiative,

which will create a network of major centers across the nation for research and public education

about the diverse characteristics of each region, such as local history, people, cultures, language,

landscape, and architecture. These efforts build upon NEH's success during 1999 in raising

$1,000,000 from sources external to the agency, including private donors and one independent

federal agency, the Appalachian Regional Commission.

A joint project between the NEH and Mount Rushmore National Memorial, NEH's first

permanent partnership with a National Park Service site, was completed in 2000 with the

installation and dedication of four exhibits on the Presidential Trail. These exhibits provide

historical information about the Mount Rushmore presidents, George Washington, Thomas

Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt, and feature images and quotations from

the presidents as well as quotations from Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore. The

South Dakota Humanities Council helped fund this project, intended to reach the 3.25 million

annual visitors to Mount Rushmore.

Finally, an Enterprise grant made to the Historical Society of Washington, D.C., in 1998 bore

fruit during the year in the publication of a map titled "Washington, D.C. Beyond the

Monuments." The map is a tool to encourage Washington's twenty million annual visitors to

participate in the city's rich cultural resources. It is being distributed by the Washington Area

Metropolitan Transit Authority ( WMATA) along with eleven complementary brochures of

Washington D.C.'s neighborhood cultural resources. The project is part of a city-wide heritage

tourism and economic development partnership of NEH, the Historical Society, the WMATA,

the Washington Convention Center Authority, and the D.C. Heritage Tourism Coalition.

Nancy Sturm

Director

Office of Enterprise

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Enterprise Grants

Historical Society of Washington, D.C.

Washington, DC Barbara A. Franco

$5,000** Metro Poster Campaign

Private Contributors and Public Partners

The National Endowment for the Humanities is pleased to acknowledge the private contributors

and public partners that have donated $1,000 and more in funds or in-kind services directly to the

NEH during 2000 or have joined forces with the NEH to support its humanities initiatives.

American Library Association

America's Promise

Appalachian Regional Commission

Carnegie Corporation of New York

Chamber of Commerce of Washington, DC

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Council of the Great City Schools

The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation

Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation

Diane and Charles Frankel

The Gazette

Genealogy.com

The Howard Gilman Foundation

Grocery Manufacturers of America

Heritage Preservation

Houghton Mifflin Company

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Lyn and Norman Lear Foundation

James Annenberg Levee Charitable Trust

Polly Annenberg Levee Charitable Trust

The Library of America

Sandra and Chuck Lyons

Marlene Meyerson

Bobby Muller and Solange MacArthur

National Science Foundation

National Trust for the Humanities

John N. Palmer Foundation

Dion Peterson Foundation, Inc.

President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities

PSINet Inc.

Sara Lee Corporation

U.S. Department of the Interior

Washington Convention Center

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

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White House Millennium Council

WorldCom Foundation

(1) Anonymous

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NEH Summer Fellows Program

The purpose of the NEH Summer Fellows Program is to acquaint promising college students in

the humanities with the policies, programs, and operations of the National Endowment for the

Humanities. Under the guidance of the agency's professional staff, fellows participated in the

work of the Endowment for eleven weeks during the summer of 2000. Each fellow was assigned

to one program division or office of the agency to assist in daily work and to undertake a special

project. Summer Fellows also had opportunities to learn about the work of similar federal

agencies and cultural institutions. Each of the fellows received a $4,000 grant.

Thomas J. Beyl

Washington CH, OH

Jaclyn F. DeLamatre

Providence, RI

Amma Y. Ghartey-Tagoe

Manhattan, KS

Medina Haeri

Falls Church, VA

Andrea L. Irwin

Lewiston, ME

Tara Mikkilineni

Berkeley, CA

Cameron B. Richardson

Columbus, MS

Laura M. Scanlan

New Berlin, WI

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Panelists in Fiscal Year 2000

Abe, Stanley K.

Department of Art and Art History

Duke University

Durham, NC

Abrash, Barbara

Center for Media Culture and History

New York University

New York, NY

Adams, Frederick R.

Department of Philosophy

University of Delaware

Newark, DE

Adomanis, James F.

Social Studies Educator (Retired)

Anne Arundel County Public Schools

Annapolis, MD

Agosto-Otero, Milagros

Department of Humanistic Studies

Inter American University of Puerto Rico

Arecibo, PR

Ahl, Diane Cole

Department of Art

Lafayette College

Easton, PA

Akers, Charlene

Scurry County Museum

Western Texas College

Snyder, TX

Akin, David

Independent Scholar

Ann Arbor, MI

Albers, Everett C.

Executive Director

North Dakota Humanities Council

Bismarck, ND

Albright, Daniel

Department of English

University of Rochester

Rochester, NY

Albright, Gary E.

Conservator

George Eastman House

Rochester, NY

Allen, Austin

Communication Department

Cleveland State University

Cleveland, OH

Allen, Jr., Calvin H.

Center for International Programs and

Services

University of Memphis

Memphis, TN

Alswang, Hope

President

Shelburne Museum, Inc.

Shelburne, VT

Ambler, Charles H.

Department of History

University of Texas

El Paso, TX

Andaya, Leonard Y.

Department of History

University of Hawai'i at Manoa

Honolulu, HI

Anderson, Juanita

Independent Producer

Legacy Productions, Inc.

Roxbury, MA

Anyinefa, Koffi

Department of French

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Haverford College

Haverford, PA

Arno, Katherine

Television Services

Maine Public Television

Lewiston, ME

Ashburn, Frances

Director

North Carolina Center for the Book

Raleigh, NC

Assey, Joan

Technology Adviser

Office of the Governor

Columbia, SC

Atkins, Leah Rawls

Dean Emeritus

Auburn University

Auburn, AL

Atkins, Terry L.

Department of Reading and Language Arts

Crayton Middle School

Columbia, SC

Bach, Claudia Lee

Superintendent of Schools

Andover School District

Andover, MA

Bacon, Jacqueline

Independent Scholar

San Diego, CA

Bailey, Stephen

Department of History and Office of the

Dean

Knox College

Galesburg, IL

Banner, Lois W.

Department of History

University of Southern California

Los Angeles, CA

Bannister, Robert C.

Department of History

Swarthmore College

Swarthmore, PA

Barkley Brown, Elsa

Departments of History and Women's

Studies

University of Maryland

College Park, MD

Barnett, Suzanne Wilson

Department of History

University of Puget Sound

Tacoma, WA

Barrett, Carole

Division of Social and Behavioral Science/

American Indian Studies Program

University of Mary

Bismark, ND

Barron, Hal S.

Department of Humanities and Social

Sciences

Harvey Mudd College

Department of History

Claremont Graduate University

Claremont, CA

Baumlin, Tita F.

Department of English

Southwest Missouri State University

Springfield, MO

Bean, Susan S.

Curator of Asian, Oceanic, and African Arts

and Cultures

Peabody Essex Museum

Salem, MA

Beard, Carla J.

English Department

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Connersville High School

Connersville, IN

Beavers, Herman

Department of English

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Bechtel, William

Department of Philosophy

Washington University

St. Louis, MO

Beck, Lois

Department of Anthropology

Washington University

St. Louis, MO

Beckwith, Karen L.

Department of Political Science

The College of Wooster

Wooster, OH

Beeman, Richard R.

Department of History

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Behler, Diana I.

Department of Germanics

University of Washington

Seattle, WA

Bennett, Herman Lee

Department of History

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ

Benson, B. Foley

Department of Behavioral Science

Santa Rosa Junior College

Santa Rosa, CA

Benson, Lillian

Freelance Editor

Montana Edit

Santa Monica, CA

Bergman, Sherrie S.

Hawthorne-Longfellow Library

Bowdoin College

Brunswick, ME

Berry, Alice F.

Department of Foreign Languages

Illinois State University

Normal, IL

Berry, Hal

Department of History and Theater

St. Charles County Community College

St. Peters, MO

Bezuidenhout, Anne L.

Department of Philosophy

University of South Carolina

Columbia, SC

Bibby, Michael

Department of English

Shippensburg University

Shippensburg, PA

Bieber, Judy

Department of History

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

Biehl, James W.

Department of Humanities - Classics

Ohio Wesleyan University

Delaware, OH

Blake, Corinne

Department of History

Rowan University

Glassboro, NJ

Bledsoe, Robert

Department of English

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University of Texas

El Paso, TX

Blondell, Ruby W.

Department of Classics

University of Washington

Seattle, WA

Bogardus, Ralph F.

Department of American Studies

University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, AL

Bonefas, Suzanne

Associated Colleges of the South

Technology Center

Southwestern University

Georgetown, GA

Boomgaarden, Wesley L.

Preservation Officer

Ohio State University Libraries

Columbus, OH

Booth, Marilyn L.

Department of Comparative Literature

University of Illinois

Urbana, IL

Borges, Dain E.

Department of History

University of California

San Diego, CA

Borges, Richard C.

Executive Director

Upper Midwest Conservation Association

Minneapolis, MN

Bossenga, Gail M.

Department of History

University of Kansas

Lawrence, KS

Boswell, Mary Rose

Director

Belknapp Mill Society

Laconia, NH

Bouche, Nicole L.

Beinecke Library

Yale University

New Haven, CT

Boyce-Davies, Carole

African New World Studies

Florida International University

Miami, FL

Boyer, Paul S.

Department of History

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI

Brady, Erika

Program in Folk Studies

Western Kentucky University

Bowling Green, KY

Brain, David

Division of Social Sciences

New College / University of South Florida

Sarasota, FL

Brako, Jeanne

Collections Manager/ Conservator

Colorado Historical Society

Denver, CO

Brattain, Michelle L.

Department of History

Georgia State University

Atlanta, GA

Breitborde, Lawrence B.

Department of Anthropology

Knox College

Galesburg, IL

Brill, Lesley

Department of English

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Wayne State University

Detroit, MI

Brinkmeyer, Robert H.

Department of English

University of Mississippi

University, MS

Britz, Kevin

Vice President for Programs

High Desert Museum

Bend, OR

Brooks, Barbara

Department of History

City University of New York-City College

New York, NY

Brown, Howard G.

Department of History

State University of New York

Binghampton, NY

Brown, JoAnne

Department of History and Associate Dean

Dickinson College

Carlisle, PA

Brown-Guillory, Elisabeth

Department of English

University of Houston

Houston, TX

Bruce, Marcus Coleman

Department of Religion and Philosophy

Bates College

Lewiston, ME

Brundage, James A.

Department of History

University of Kansas

Lawrence, KS

Buccini, Stefania

Department of French and Italian

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI

Buckingham, Cynthia

Associate Director

Utah Humanities Council

Salt Lake City, UT

Buenger, Barbara C.

Department of Art History

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI

Buker, Eloise

Department of Women's Studies

Denison University

Granville, OH

Burgard, Timothy A.

Edrah Root Curator of American Art

Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco

San Francisco, CA

Burt, Elizabeth V.

Department of Communications

University of Hartford

Hartford, CT

Butler, Johnnella

The Graduate School

University of Washington

Seattle, WA

Butler, Jon

Department of History

Yale University

New Haven, CT

Bye, John

Institute for Regional Studies

North Dakota State University

Fargo, ND

Byrne, Sherry

Preservation Librarian

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University of Chicago Library

Chicago, IL

Callahan, Leslie A.

Department of Medieval Studies

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Campbell, Janet B.

Director

Johnson County Museum

Shawnee, KS

Campbell, Joyce B.

Executive Producer

KCET-TV

Los Angeles, CA

Campbell, Jr., Edward D. C.

Collection Management Services

Library of Virginia

Richmond, VA

Campo, Juan

Department of Religious Studies

University of California

Santa Barbara, CA

Candau, Antonio

Department of Modern Languages

Southwest Texas State University

San Marcos, TX

Carbone, June

School of Law

Santa Clara University

Santa Clara, CA

Carr, David W.

School of Information and Library Science

University of North Carolina

Chapell Hill, NC

Casalino, Lawrence

Independent Scholar

San Francisco, CA

Cashin, Joan E.

Department of History

Ohio State University

Columbus, OH

Cave, Alfred

Department of History

University of Toledo

Toledo, OH

Chaffin, Scott

Director of Broadcasting

KUED-TV

Salt Lake City, UT

Chaney, Michael P.

Executive Director

Celebrate New Hampshire Culture

Concord, NH

Chang, Claudia 5.

Department of Anthropology

Sweet Briar College

Seww Briar, VA

Chapman, Anthony

Producer

Channel Thirteen/WNET

New York, NY

Charlip, Susan

Department of English

Albany High School

Albany, CA

Cheek, Timothy C.

Department of History

Colorado College

Colorado Springs, CO

Cherny, Robert W.

Department of History

San Francisco State University

San Francisco, CA

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Chester, Timothy J.

Director and CEO

Public Museum of Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids, MI

Chew, Ron

Executive Director

Wing Luke Asian Museum

Seattle, WA

Cheyfitz, Eric

Department of English

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Chong, Alan

Norma Jean Calderwood

Curator of the Collection

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Boston, MA

Christian, Gail

Independent Producer

Santa Monica, CA

Chung, Sue F.

Department of History

University of Nevada

Las Vegas, NV

Churchill, Edwin A.

Chief Curator

Maine State Museum

Augusta, ME

Clark, Michael J.

Department of English

Portland State University

Portland, OR

Clayton, Lawrence A.

Department of History

University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, AL

Clow, Richmond L.

Native American Studies Department

University of Montana

Missoula, MT

Coale, Samuel C.

Department of English

Wheaton College

Norton, MA

Cochran, Robert B.

Center for Arkansas and Regional Studies

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR

Cohen, Sharon C.

Department of History

Walter Johnson High School

Bethesda, MD

Coldiron, Anne E. B.

Department of English

Louisiana State University

Baton Rouge, LA

Cole, Juan R. I.

Department of History

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Compston, Christine L.

Independent Scholar, History

Bellingham, WA

Conard, Rebecca A.

Department of History

Middle Tennessee State University

Murfreesboro, TN

Conforti, Joseph A.

New England Studies Program

University of Southern Maine

Portland, ME

Conklin, Beth A.

Department of Anthropology

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Vanderbilt University

Nashville, TN

Conklin, Jennifer

Department of English

Immaculate Heart High School

Los Angeles, CA

Conlon, Sandy

Department of English

Steamboat Springs High School

Steamboat Springs, CO

Connolly, Julian W.

Department of Slavic Languages and

Literatures

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

Contiguglia, Georgianna

President and CEO

State Historical Society of Colorado

Denver, CO

Cook, Charles P.

Department of English

Northern Valley Regional High School

Old Tappan, NJ

Cooper, Judith C.

Public Relations and Programs

Enoch Pratt Free Library

Baltimore, MD

Copeland, Rebecca J.

Department of Asian and Near Eastern

Languages and Literatures

Washington University

St. Louis, MO

Corn, Wanda M.

Department of Art and Art History

Stanford University

Stanford, CA

Cornell, George L.

Native American Institute

Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI

Courtright, Paul B.

Department of Religion

Emory University

Atlanta, GA

Craddock, Patricia B.

Department of English

University of Florida

Gainesville, FL

Crapanzano, Vincent

Program in Comparative Literature

City University of New York Graduate

School and University Center

New York, NY

Crockett, Brian

Independent Consultant,

Public Humanities Programming

Salt Lake City, UT

Crown, Patricia L.

Department of Anthropology

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

Cruz, Nelly V.

Former Chief Archivist

General Archives of Puerto Rico

San Juan, PR

Curran, Stuart A.

Department of English

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Curry, David Park

Curator of American Art

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Richmond, VA

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Curry, Lynne E.

Department of History

Eastern Illinois University

Charleston, IL

Curtis, Susan

Department of History

Purdue University

West Lafayette, IN

Cutler, Janet K.

Department of English

Montclair State University

Upper Montclair, NJ

Cybulski, Walter T.

Preservation and Collection Management

Section

National Library of Medicine

Bethesda, MD

D'Alleva, Anne

Department of Art and Art History

University of Connecticut

Storrs, CT

Danforth, Pauline Brunette

American Indian Studies

Metropolitan State University

Minneapolis, MN

Darnell, Polly

Archivist and Librarian

Shelburne Museum

Shelburne, VT

Davis, James R.

Department of History

Mt. San Jacinto College

Menifee, CA

Davis, Michael T.

Department of Art

Mount Holyoke College

South Hadley, MA

Davis, Nancy E.

Deputy Director of Collections

Maryland Historical Society

Baltimore, MD

Davis, Tracy C.

Department of Theater

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

Dear, Peter R.

Department of Science and Technology

Studies

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY

Deeds, Susan M.

Department of History

Northern Arizona University

Flagstaff, AZ

DeLacy, Margaret E.

Independent Scholar

Portland, OR

de la Pena McCook, Kathleen

School of Library and Information Science

University of South Florida

Tampa, FL

de la Torre, David

Associate Director

Honolulu Academy of Arts

Honolulu, HI

Demaree, Bruce

Department of Social Studies

Circle High School

Towanda, KS

Demas, Samuel G.

College Librarian and Senior Lecturer

Carleton College

Carleton, MN

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De Pastino, Todd A.

Department of History

Waynesboro College

Pittsburgh, PA

de Ramirez, Lori Langer

Teacher

Herricks Public Schools

New Hyde Park, NY

de Sherbinin, Julie

Department of German and Russian

Colby College

Waterville, ME

Dettmar, Kevin J. H.

Department of English

Clemson University

Clemson, SC

Deutsch, Nathaniel

Department of Religion

Swarthmore College

Swarthmore, PA

Dietz, Kathryn P.

Producer

Ambrica Productions

Needham, MA

Dietz, Steve

New Media Initiatives

Walker Art Center

Minneapolis, MN

Dill, Christopher L.

Superintendent

City of Greeley Museums

Greeley, CO

Diner, Hasia R.

Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies

and Department of History

New York University

New York, NY

Dintenfass, Michael

Department of History

University of Wisconsin

Milwaukee, WI

Doan, Ruth Alden

Department of History

Hollins University

Roanoke, VA

Dodson, Danita

Department of English

Hancock County High School

Sneedville, TN

Donato, Clorinda

Department of Romance, German, and

Russian Languages and Literatures

California State University

Long Beach, CA

Doreski, Carole K.

Independent Scholar

Peterborough, NH

Doswell, Raymond

Curator

Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Kansas City, MO

Driver, Julia

Department of Philosophy

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH

DuBois, Ellen C.

Department of History

University of California

Los Angeles, CA

Duncan, Charles F.

Department of English

Clark Atlanta University

Atlanta, GA

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Dunn, Richard S.

Department of History

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Ebrey, Patricia B.

Jackson School of International Studies

University of Washington

Seattle, WA

Eckhardt, Caroline D.

Department of Comparative Literature

Pennsylvania State University

University Park, PA

Eder, James F.

Department of Anthropology

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

Edison, Robert E.

Department of Social Studies

James Madison High School

Dallas, TX

Edwards, Kathryn A.

Department of History

University of Southern Mississippi

Hattiesburg, MS

Eke, Maureen N.

English Department

Central Michigan University

Mt. Pleasant, MI

Ellis, Robert

Department of Spanish and French Literary

Studies

Occidental College

Los Angeles, CA

Emmerich, Lisa E.

Department of History

California State University

Chico, CA

Emmerson, Richard K.

Executive Director/Editor

SPECULUM

Medieval Academy of America

Cambridge, MA

Enzler, Jerome A.

Executive Director

Mississippi River Museum

Dubuque, IA

Epstein, James A.

Department of History

Vanderbilt University

Nashville, TN

Eriksen, Lisa

Museum Program Coordinator

California Council for the Humanities

San Francisco, CA

Erro-Peralta, Nora

Department of Language and Linguistics

Florida Atlantic University

Boca Raton, FL

Espinosa, Paul T.

Senior Producer

Espinosa Productions

San Diego, CA

Evans, Debra

Legion of Honour

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

San Francisco, CA

Ewell, Judith

History Department

College of William and Mary

Williamsburg, VA

Fabian, Ann

Independent Scholar

Larchmont, NY

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Faires, Nora H.

Department of History

University of Michigan

Flint, MI

Farago, Claire

Department of Fine Arts

University of Colorado

Boulder, CO

Farnsworth, Susan

Department of History

Trinity College

Washington, DC

Farrell, Dianne E.

Department of History

Moorhead State University

Moorhead, MN

Faust, Jennifer

Department of Philosophy

California State University

Los Angeles, CA

Feinstein, Stephen

Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies

University of Minnesota

Minneapolis, MN

Felch, Susan

Department of English

Calvin College

Grand Rapids, MI

Feldman, Stephen M.

School of Law

University of Tulsa

Tulsa, OK

Feldman, Susan M.

Department of Philosophy

Dickinson College

Carlisle, PA

Fendt, Kurt E.

Department of Foreign Languages and

Literatures

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA

Ferguson, Priscilla P.

Department of Modern Languages

Columbia University

New York, NY

Fernandez, Mark F.

Department of History

Loyola University

New Orleans, LA

Fernandez, Salvador C.

Department of Spanish and French

Literature Studies

Occidental College

Los Angeles, CA

Ferraro, Thomas J.

Department of English

Duke University

Durham, NC

Fetz, Gerald A.

Davidson Honors College

University of Montana

Missoula, MT

Finlay, Robert

Department of History

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR

Fischer, Lucy R.

Film Studies Program

University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA

Fishbein, Jeffrey M.

Teacher of History

Williamsburg Middle School

Arlington, VA

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Fiss, Karen

Independent Scholar

Oakland, CA

Flaster, Michael

Producer

KPBS-TV

San Diego, CA

Fleckner, John A.

National Museum of American History

Smithsonian Institution

Washington, DC

Flores, Juan

Department of Black and Puerto Rican

Studies

City University of New York/Hunter

College

New York, NY

Flores, Richard R.

Department of Anthropology

University of Texas

Austin, TX

Flores, Stephan

Department of English

University of Idaho

Moscow, ID

Foley, John M.

Department of Classical Studies

University of Missouri

Columbia, MO

Forni, Pier M.

Department of Romance Languages and

Literatures

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Foster, Kathleen A.

Indiana University Art Museum

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN

Fowler, Loretta

Department of Anthropology

University of Oklahoma

Norman, OK

Frankle, Barbara

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

Lemoyne-Owen College

Memphis, TN

Franklin, Janice R.

University Library

Alabama State University

Montgomery, AL

Fredell, Joel W.

Department of English

Southeastern Louisiana University

Hammond, LA

Frisch, Michael H.

Department of History

State University of New York

Buffalo, NY

Fromm, Annette B.

Director of Education and Public Programs

Sanford Ziff Jewish Museum of Florida

Miami Beach, FL

Furman-Adams, Wendy A.

Department of English

Whittier College

Whittier, CA

Gabaccia, Donna R.

Department of History

University of North Carolina

Charlotte, NC

Gallman, J. Matthew

Department of History and

Interdepartmental Studies

Gettysburg College

Gettysburg, PA

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Garafola, Lynn

Independent Scholar

New York, NY

Garcia, Maria Christina

Department of History

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY

Gardner, Jared

Department of English

Ohio State University

Columbus, OH

Garner, Shirley

Department of English

University of Minnesota- Twin Cities

Minneapolis, MN

Garrison, Ellen B.

University Libraries

University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, AL

Gatewood, Joan

Preservation Division

New York Public Library

New York, NY

Gerber, David A.

Department of History

State University of New York

Buffalo, NY

Gerstle, Gary

Department of History

University of Maryland

College Park, MD

Gibson, Donald

Museum and Media Consultant

New Paltz, NY

Gibson, Donald B.

Department of English

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ

Gilje, Paul A.

Department of History

University of Oklahoma

Norman, OK

Gill, Glenda E.

Humanities Department

Michigan Technological University

Houghton, MI

Gittleman, Sol

Office of the Provost

Tufts University

Medford, MA

Godow, Jr., Rew A.

Director

College of Charleston North

North Charleston, SC

Goggin, Jacqueline A.

Graduate School of Design

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA

Goings, Kenneth W.

Department of History

University of Memphis

Memphis, TN

Golden, Peter B.

Department of History

Rutgers University

Newark, NJ

Goldenberg, Myrna

Director, Humanities Institute

Montgomery College

Rockville, MD

Goldsmith, Elizabeth

Department of Modern Foreign Languages

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Boston University

Boston, MA

Goldstein, Leslie

Department of Political Science

University of Delaware

Newark, DE

Goodman, Dena

Women's Studies Program

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Goodman, Elise

Department of Art History

Raymond Walters College

University of Cincinnati

Cincinnati, OH

Gordon, Edmund T.

Department of Anthropology

University of Texas

Austin, TX

Gorlinski, Virginia K.

School of Music

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

Gorn, Elliott J.

Department of History

Purdue University

W. LaFayette, IN

Gotchy, Joseph

Social Studies Teacher

Thomas Jefferson High School

Auburn, WA

Graham, M. Allison

Department of Communications

University of Memphis

Memphis, TN

Graham, Peter S.

University Librarian

Syracuse University

Syracuse, NY

Greaves, William G.

President

William Greaves Productions, Inc.

New York, NY

Green, Alicia C.

Principal (Retired)

Design and Architecture

Senior High School

Miami, FL

Greenwood, Janette T.

Department of History

Clark University

Worcester, MA

Greider, Brett

Department of Philosophy and Religious

Studies

University of Wisconsin

Eau Claire, WI

Griffith, Donna M.

Social Studies Department

William Mason High School

Mason, OH

Grigg, Susan

Elmer E. Rasmuson Library

University of Alaska

Fairbanks, AK

Grillo, Laura

Coleman African Studies Center

University of California

Los Angeles, CA

Griset, Suzanne

Arizona State Museum

University of Arizona

Tucson, AZ

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Griswold, Wendy

Department of Sociology

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

Groft, Tammis

Chief Curator

Albany Institute of History and Art

Albany, NY

Grossman, James R.

Dr. William M. Scholl Center for Family

and Community History

Newberry Library

Chicago, IL

Guthrie, Patricia

Department of Human Development

California State University

Hayward, CA

Haas, Mari B.

Department of Arts and Humanities

Teachers College

Columbia University

New York, NY

Hahn, Peter L.

Department of History

Ohio State University

Columbus, OH

Hall, Robert L.

Department of African American Studies

Northeastern University

Boston, MA

Halpern, Rhyena

Independent Producer

IPS

Berkeley, CA

Handler, Richard

Department of Anthropology

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

Hardcastle, Valerie G.

Department of Philosophy

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University

Blacksburg, VA

Harkin, Michael

Department of Anthropology

University of Wyoming

Laramie, WY

Harms, Gary D.

Assistant Superintendent

Aberdeen Public Schools

Aberdeen, SD

Harnik, Tema

Administrator

Lower Hudson Conference

Hudson, NY

Harrington, Dana

The Writing Program

Syracuse University

Syracuse, NY

Harris-Warrick, Rebecca L.

Department of Music

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY

Hart, Andrew S.

Academic Affairs Library

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC

Hart, John M.

Department of History

University of Houston, Downtown

Houston, TX

Hary, Benjamim

Department of Middle Eastern Studies and

The Program in Linguistics

Emory University

Atlanta, GA

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Hast, Adele

Historical Encyclopedia of Chicago Women

University of Illinois at Chicago

Chicago, IL

Hayden, Sara

Department of Communication Studies

University of Montana

Missoula, MT

Hayman, Lynne M.

Davidson Library

University of California

Santa Barbara, CA

Heise, Ursula K.

Department of English and Comparative

Literature

Columbia University

New York, NY

Henderson, Brian R.

Department of Media Study

State University of New York

Buffalo, NY

Hendricks, Wanda A.

Department of History

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

Henriksen, Margot

Department of History

University of Hawaii

Honolulu, HI

Hensen, Steven L.

Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special

Collections Library

Duke University

Durham, NC

Herron, Kristin

Museum Program Associate

New York State Council on the Arts

New York, NY

Hetrick, Barbara

Vice President, Academic Affairs

College of Wooster

Wooster, OH

Heywood, Linda

Department of History

Howard University

Washington, DC

Higdon, David L.

Department of English

Texas Tech University

Lubbock, TX

Hilke, D. D.

Director of Exhibits

Denver Museum of Natural History

Denver, CO

Hoffman, Robert

Education Technology Department

San Diego State University

San Diego, CA

Holbrook, Sue Ellen

Department of English

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New Haven, CT

Holder, Heidi J.

Department of English

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Mt. Pleasant, MI

Holly, Michael Ann

Research and Academic Programs

Clark Art Institute

Williamstown, MA

Holt, Michael F.

Department of History

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

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Hoppes, Karen E.

Social Studies Department

Lakeridge High School

Lake Oswego, OR

Horowitz, Helen L.

American Studies Program

Smith College

Northampton, MA

Hoxie, Frederick E.

Department of History

University of Illinois

Urbana, IL

Hoy, James F.

Department of English

Emporia State University

Emporia, KS

Hoyer, Timothy P.

The Bancroft Library

University of California

Berkeley, CA

Hudspeth, Robert N.

Department of English

University of Redlands

Redlands, CA

Hughes, Linda K.

Department of English

Texas Christian University

Fort Worth, TX

Hull, Ronald

Special Advisor for Nebraska Educational

Television and Professor of Broadcasting

University of Nebraska

Lincoln, NE

Hutchison, John P.

African Studies Center

Boston University

Boston, MA

Hyman, Larry M.

Department of Linguistics

University of California

Berkeley, CA

Irwin, Terence H.

Sage School of Philosophy

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY

Iverson, Peter J.

Department of History

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

Jackson, Travis A.

Department of Music

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Jacob, Kathryn Allamong

Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA

Jefferson, Karen L.

Robert W. Woodruff Library

Atlanta University Center

Atlanta, GA

Jeffrey, Robert A.

History Department

Grinnell High School

Grinnell, IA

Jimenez-Wagenheim, Olga

Department of History

Rutgers University

Newark, NJ

Johns, Amy Tartaglia

Curator of Collections and Exhibits

Fort Bend Museum

Richmond, TX

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Johnson, Violet M.

Department of History and African Studies

Program

Agnes Scott College

Decatur, GA

Jonaitis, Aldona

Director

University of Alaska Museum

Fairbanks, AK

Jones, Dale

Senior Associate

Institute for Learning Innovation

Annapolis, MD

Jones, James H.

Department of History

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AK

Jones, Janice Suzi

Deputy Director

Anchorage Museum of History and Art

Anchorage, AK

Jordan, David P.

Department of History

University of Illinois

Chicago, IL

Joshi, Priya

Department of English

University of California

Berkeley, CA

Judson, Pieter

Department of History

Swarthmore College

Swarthmore, PA

Kamp, Kathryn

Department of Anthropology

Grinnell College

Grinnell, IA

Kasachkoff, Tziporah S.

Department of Philosophy

Borough of Manhattan Community College

New York, NY

Kastan, David S.

Department of English

Columbia University

New York, NY

Katzman, David M.

American Studies Department

University of Kansas

Lawrence, KS

Kaye, Frances

Department of English

University of Nebraska

Lincoln, NE

Keck, George R.

Department of Music History and Literature

Ouachita Baptist University

Arkadelphia, AR

Kellerman, Lydia Suzanne

Pattee Library

Pennsylvania State University

University Park, PA

Kelley, David E.

Department of History

Oberlin College

Oberlin, OH

Kellum, Barbara

Department of Art

Smith College

Northampton, MA

Kerr, Lucille

Department of Hispanic Studies

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

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Kerschner, Richard

Director of Collections Preservation

Shelburne Museum

Shelburne, VT

Kidner, Terry

Department of English

Kent Place School

Summit, NJ

Kidwell, Clara Sue

Department of Native American Studies

University of Oklahoma

Norman, OK

King, George

Independent Producer

Atlanta, GA

King, Lyndel I.

Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum

University of Minnesota

Minneapolis, MN

Kinney, Clare R.

Department of English

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

Kirk, Andrew G.

Department of History

University of Nevada

Las Vegas, NV

Kirkland, Avon

President

New Images Productions, Inc.

Berkeley, CA

Klein, Larry A.

Producer

Unicorn Projects, Inc.

Washington, DC

Klein, Lawrence

Department of History

University of Nevada

Las Vegas, NV

Klineberg, Stephen L.

Department of Sociology

Rice University

Houston, TX

Knittel, Kristin M.

Department of Art and Music

Seton Hall University

South Orange, NJ

Knox, Peter E.

Department of Classics

University of Colorado

Boulder, CO

Knupfer, Peter B.

Department of History

Kansas State University

Manhattan, KS

Koelb, Clayton

Department of Germanic Languages

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC

Komanecky, Michael K.

Curatorial Division

Phoenix Art Museum

Phoenix, AZ

Komatsu, Sylvia

Vice President TV Production

KERA-TV/Channel 13

Dallas, TX

Kornblith, Gary J.

Department of History

Oberlin College

Oberlin, OH

Kotei, Ebenezer

Objects Conservator

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Hagley Museum and Library

Wilmington, DE

Koven, Seth

Department of History

Villanova University

Villanova, PA

Krahnke, Steven

Radio and Television Center

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN

Kremer, Richard L.

Department of History

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH

Kupperman, Joel J.

Department of Philosophy

University of Connecticut

Storrs, CT

Lachman, Charles

Department of Art History

University of Oregon

Eugene, OR

Lane, Barbara Miller

Art, Archaeology and Cities Office

Bryn Mawr College

Bryn Mawr, PA

Lang, William L.

Department of History/Center for Columbia

River History

Portland State University

Portland, OR

Larson, Deborah

Department of Political Science

University of California

Los Angeles, CA

Lastra, James F.

Department of English

University of Chicago

Chicago, IL

Lathers, Marie H.

Department of Foreign Languages and

Literatures

Iowa State University

Ames, IA

Lawson, Jennifer

Executive Producer

Magic Box Mediaworks, Inc.

Washington, DC

LeLoup, Jean W.

International Communications and Culture

Department

State University of New York

Cortland, NY

Lee, Leslie E.

Independent Scriptwriter

Dramatist and Dramatic Writing Program

New York University

New York, NY

Lefferts, Jr., H. Leedom

Department of Anthropology

Drew University

Madison, NJ

Lehfeldt, Elizabeth A.

Department of History

Cleveland State University

Cleveland, OH

Lehmann, Stephen

Van Pelt Library

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Leja, Michael

Department of Architecture

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA

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Leon, Luis

Department of Religious Studies

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

Leppert, Richard D.

Department of Cultural Studies and

Comparative Literature

University of Minnesota- Twin Cities

Minneapolis, MN

Lesses, Glenn

Department of Philosophy and Religious

Studies

College of Charleston

Charleston, SC

Levine, Daniel H.

Department of Political Science

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Levy, David W.

Department of History

University of Oklahoma

Norman, OK

Lewis, Russell L.

Andrew W. Mellon Director for Collections

and Research

Chicago Historical Society

Chicago, IL

Lewis, Theodore J.

Department of Religion

University of Georgia

Athens, GA

Limon, Jose E.

Department of English

University of Texas

Austin, TX

Lincoln, Evelyn

Department of History of Art and

Architecture

Brown University

Providence, RI

Lindemann, Mary

Department of History

Carnegie Mellon University

Pittsburgh, PA

Lingeman, Richard R.

Independent Scholar

New York, NY

Lipkes, Jeffrey Michael

Department of History

Eckerd College

St. Petersburg, FL

Liskin-Gasparro, Judith

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

University of Iowa

Iowa City, IA

Littlefield, Daniel C.

Department of History

University of South Carolina

Columbia, SC

Locke, Nancy E.

Department of Art History

Wayne State University

Detroit, MI

Loether, Christopher

Department of Anthropology

Idaho State University

Pocatello, ID

Lomahaftewa, Gloria

Native American Relations

Heard Museum

Phoenix, AZ

Lomax, Georgia

Librarian

Covington Library

Covington, WA

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Lomax, Michael

President

Dillard University

Atlanta, GA

Long, Richard A.

Department of Interdisciplinary Studies

Emory University

Atlanta, GA

Long, Sheri Spaine

Department of Foreign Languages and

Literatures

University of Alabama

Birmingham, AL

Longfellow, David

Department of History

Baylor University

Waco, TX

Lopez-Morillas, Consuelo

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN

Lubin, David

Department of Art

Wake Forest University

Winston-Salem, NC

Lucas, George R.

Department of Leadership, Ethics, and Law

United States Naval Academy

Annapolis, MD

Luckman, Charles W.

Department of Languages and Literatures

Skagit Valley College

Mount Vernon, WA

Lyell, William A.

Department of Asian Languages

Stanford University

Stanford, CA

Lynch, Kathryn L.

Department of English

Wellesley College

Wellesley, MA

MacLean, Nancy

Department of History

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

Mack, Deborah L.

Director of Public Programs

National Underground Railroad Freedom

Center

Cincinnati, OH

Madrid, Arturo

Department of Modern Languages and

Literatures

Trinity University

San Antonio, TX

Mahoney, Olivia

Director of Historical Documentation

Chicago Historical Society

Chicago, IL

Mailloux, Steven J.

Department of English and Comparative

Literature

University of California

Irvine, CA

Malatia, Torey

President and General

Manager

WBEZ

Chicago, IL

Mandala, Elias C.

Department of History

University of Rochester

Rochester, NY

Mandrell, James

Department of Romance and Comparative

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Literature

Brandeis University

Waltham, MA

Manheimer, Ronald J.

Center for Creative Retirement

University of North Carolina

Asheville, NC

Marcum, Deanna B.

President

Council on Library and Information

Resources

Washington, DC

Markie, Peter

Department of Philosophy

University of Missouri

Columbia, MO

Martin, Robert S.

Department of Library Science

Texas Woman's University

Denton, TX

Martin, Russell L.

Curator of Newspapers

American Antiquarian Society

Worcester, MA

Martin, Jr., Waldo E.

Department of History

University of California

Berkeley, CA

Martinson, Tom L.

Department of Geography

Auburn University

Auburn, AL

Masich, Andrew E.

President and CEO

Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh, PA

Mason, Jr., Theodore O.

African and African American Studies and

Department of English

Kenyon College

Gambier, OH

Matthews, Glenna

Independent Scholar

Berkeley, CA

May, Anita R.

Executive Director

Oklahoma Humanities Council

Oklahoma City, OK

May-Machunda, Phyllis M.

Humanities and Multicultural Studies

Department

Moorhead State University

Moorhead, MN

Mayer, Thomas F.

Department of History

Augustana College

Rock Island, IL

Mazzone, Marian

Department of Art History

College of Charleston

Charleston, SC

McBride, Dwight A.

Department of English

University of Illinois

Chicago, IL

McCabe, Katie

Freelance Scriptwriter

Bethesda, MD

McCarthy, John A.

Department of Germanic and Slavic

Languages

Vanderbilt University

Nashville, TN

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McCarthy, Thomas A.

Department of Philosophy

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

McCurry, Stephanie

Department of History

Northwestern University

Evanston, IL

McEwan, Bonnie G.

Director of Archaeology

Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research

Tallahassee, FL

McGee, Micki

Humanities Program Consultant

Girls Dig It, Girls, Inc.

New York, NY

McGovern, Charles F.

National Museum of American History

Smithsonian Institution

Washington, DC

McInerney, Daniel J.

Department of History

Utah State University

Logan, UT

McKinney, Gordon B.

Appalachian Center

Berea College

Berea, KY

McKiven, Jr., Henry M.

Department of History

University of South Alabama

Mobile, AL

McKnight, Brian

Department of East Asian Studies

University of Arizona

Tucson, AZ

McLeod, Susan M.

Director

Chippewa Valley Museum

Eau Claire, WI

McLoud, Melissa

Center for Chesapeake Studies

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

St. Michaels, MD

McWilliams, Wilson Carey

Department of Political Science

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ

Meagher, Timothy J.

Archives and Museum Director

Catholic University of America

Washington, DC

Medine, Peter E.

Department of English

University of Arizona

Tucson, AZ

Melchert, H. Craig

Department of Linguistics

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC

Melendez, A. Gabriel

Department of American Studies

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

Mellowes, Marilyn

Producer

WGBH

Boston, MA

Merritt, Russell L.

Film Studies Program

University of California

Berkeley, CA

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Meyer, Marion L.

Producer/Director

Middlemarch Films, Inc.

New York, NY

Michalove, Sharon D.

History Department

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Urbana, IL

Miller, Beverly D.

Department of English

Fayetteville State University

Fayetteville, NC

Miller, Danny B.

Executive Producer

WHYY-FM

Philadelphia, PA

Miller, James A.

Department of English

George Washington University

Washington, DC

Miller, Thomas P.

Department of English

University of Arizona

Tucson, AZ

Milner, II, Clyde A.

Mountain West Center for Regional Studies

Utah State University

Logan, UT

Minnich, Elizabeth A.

The Graduate School of Interdisciplinary

Arts and Sciences

The Union Institute

Cincinnati, OH

Mitcham, Carl

Division of Liberal Arts and International

Studies

Colorado School of Mines

Golden, CO

Mitchell, Larry

Department of English

Texas A & M University

College Station, TX

Moline, Julio

TV Writer/Producer

Sombras Productions

Glendale, CA

Monkhouse, Christopher

Department of Decorative Arts

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Minneapolis, MN

Monshipouri, Mahmood

Department of Political Science

Quinnipiac College

Hamden, CT

Monson, Craig A.

Department of Music

Washington University

St. Louis, MO

Montgomery, Susan J.

Independent Scholar,

American History

Andover, MA

Moore, Charles B.

Division of Fine Arts and Humanities

Lemoyne-Owen College

Memphis, TN

Moore, Deborah Dash

Department of Religion and Program in

American Culture

Vassar College

Poughkeepsie, NY

Morain, Thomas J.

CEO

State Historical Society of Iowa

Des Moines, IA

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Morales, Maria H.

Department of Philosophy

Florida State University

Tallahassee, FL

Morales, Sylvia

Filmmaker

Sylvan Productions

Los Angeles, CA

Morawski, Jill G.

Department of Psychology

Wesleyan University

Middletown, CT

Morgan, Ann Lee

Independent Scholar

Princeton, NJ

Morrissey, Melinda

Senior Program Coordinator

Chicago Teachers' Center

Chicago, IL

Mosby, Dewey F.

The Picker Art Gallery

Colgate University

Hamilton, NY

Muller, Jerry Z.

Department of History

Catholic University of America

Washington, DC

Munley, Mary Ellen

Director of Education

Field Museum of Natural History

Chicago, IL

Murphy, Russell E.

Department of English

University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, AR

Murray, Alice Yang

Department of History

University of California

Santa Cruz, CA

Murray, Andrea

Arts/Culture Producer

WETA-FM

Arlington, VA

Murray, Janet H.

Laboratory for Advanced Computing

Initiatives

Georgia Institute for Technology

Atlanta, GA

Nadal, Antonio O.

Department of Puerto Rican Studies

City University of New York/Brooklyn

College,

Brooklyn, NY

Nanney, Lisa

Department of English

North Carolina School of Science and

Mathematics

Durham, NC

Nardi, Patricia

Department of Social Studies

George W. Hewlett High School

Woodmere, NY

Near, Susan R.

Director of Museum Services

Montana Historical Society

Helena, MT

Nelson, Claudia

Department of English

Southwest Texas State University

San Marcos, TX

Nelson-Mayson, Lin

Curator

Minnesota Museum of American Art

St. Paul, MN

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Nelson-Strauss, Brenda

Department of Archives

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Chicago, IL

Newberry, Patricia Casserly

English Department

Hutchison School

Memphis, TN

Nicandri, David L.

Director

Washington State Historical Society

Tacoma, WA

Nichols, Ronnie A.

Historian

Nichols Consulting

Little Rock, AR

Nickerson, Catherine

Graduate Institute of Liberal Arts

Emory University

Atlanta, GA

Nicklaus, Carol

Department of Humanities

Amarillo College

Amarillo, TX

Nielsen, Donald A.

Department of Sociology

State University of New York

Oneonta, NY

Nodes, Daniel J.

Humanities Division

Hamline University

St. Paul, MN

Norris, Andrea S.

Spencer Museum of Art

University of Kansas

Lawrence, KS

Nuxoll, Elizabeth M.

The Papers of Robert Morris

City University of New York/Queens

College

Flushing, NY

O'Neill, Patricia

Department of English

Hamilton College

Clinton, NY

O'Rourke, Michael

Department of Philosophy

University of Idaho

Moscow, ID

Oettinger, Jr., Marion

Senior Curator and Curator of Latin

American Art

San Antonio Museum of Art

San Antonio, TX

Olivares, Julian

Department of Modern and Classical

Languages

University of Houston

Houston, TX

Olson, Craig

Director

Sioux City Public Museum

Sioux City, IA

Orvell, Miles

American Studies Program

Temple University

Philadelphia, PA

Osa, Osayimwense

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Pennsylvania State University

University Park, PA

Osler, Margaret J.

Department of History

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University of Calgary

Calgary, Alberta

Ott, Katherine

National Museum of Amercian History

Smithsonian Institution

Washington, DC

Owen, Wendy E.

Director of Admission

The Park School of Baltimore

Brooklandville, MD

Owens, Jessie Ann

Department of Music

Brandeis University

Waltham, MA

Palka, Joel W.

Department of Anthropology

University of Illinois

Chicago, IL

Paquette, Robert L.

Department of History

Hamilton College

Clinton, NY

Parker, Carolyn H.

Department of History

Alabama A & M University

Normal, AL

Parr, Leslie

Department of Communications

Loyola University

New Orleans, LA

Patton, Sarah

Producer

Stone Lantern Films

Glen Echo, MD

Pauly, John J.

Department of Communication

Saint Louis University

Saint Louis, MO

Pavich, Linda

Department of English

Troy High School

Bloomfield Hills, MI

Pearl, Nancy

Collection Development and Washington

Center for the Book

Seattle Public Library

Seattle, WA

Peck, Allan C.

Principal

Clairemont High School

San Diego, CA

Peebles, Patrick A.

Department of History

University of Missouri

Kansas City, MO

Pemberton, Gayle

Department of English and Program of

African American Studies

Wesleyan University

Middletown, CT

Perez, Nelida

Center for Puerto Rican Studies

City University of New York/Hunter

College

New York, NY

Peterson, F. Ross

Department of History

Utah State University

Logan, UT

Peterson, Jacqueline L.

Department of History

Washington State University

Vancouver, WA

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Peterson, Nancy J.

Department of English

Purdue University

West Lafayette, IN

Petruso, Karl M.

Department of Sociology and Office of

Research and Graduate Studies

University of Texas

Arlington, TX

Phayer, J. Michael

Department of History

Marquette University

Milwaukee, WI

Phillips, June K.

College of Arts and Humanities

Weber State University

Ogden, UT

Pierce, Ranae

Sweet Branch Library

Salt Lake City Public Library

Salt Lake City, UT

Pierce, Robert

Department of Comparative Literature

Oberlin College

Oberlin, OH

Pigg, Daniel

Department of English

University of Tennessee

Martin, TN

Piggott, Jill

Department of English and Humanities

York County Technical College

Wells, ME

Pilliod, Elizabeth

Department of Art History

Oregon State University

Corvallis, OR

Pollard, Frances

Library Division

Virginia Historical Society

Richmond, VA

Pomeroy, Sarah B.

Department of Classics

City University of New York/Hunter

College

New York, NY

Posadas, Barbara M.

Department of History

Northern Illinois University

DeKalb, IL

Poster, Amy G.

Department of Asian Art

Brooklyn Museum of Art

Brooklyn, NY

Powers-Beck, Jeffrey P.

Department of English

East Tennessee State University

Johnson City, TN

Pretzer, William S.

Senior Leader for Education Strategy

Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village

Dearborn, MI

Preus, Anthony

Department of Philosophy

Binghamton University

Binghamton, NY

Prosterman, Leslie

American Studies Dept.

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Baltimore, MD

Pulido, Alberto

Department of American Studies

Arizona State University West

Phoenix, AZ

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Radcliffe, Elizabeth S.

Department of Philosophy

Santa Clara University

Santa Clara, CA

Ramage, Nancy H.

Art History Department

Ithaca College

Ithaca, NY

Ramirez, Jan S.

Curatorial Affairs

Museum of the City of New York

New York, NY

Rapf, Joanna E.

Department of English

University of Oklahoma

Norman, OK

Rasch, William

Department of Germanic Studies

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN

Rauch, Alan

School of Literature, Communication, and

Culture

Ivan Allen College

Georgia Institute of Technology

Atlanta, GA

Redmount, Carol A.

Department of Near Eastern Studies

University of California, Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

Reidy, Joseph P.

Department of History

Howard University

Washington, DC

Reiff, Janice L.

Department of History

University of California

Los Angeles, CA

Rettig, James R.

Boatwright Memorial Library

University of Richmond

Richmond, VA

Rice, John A.

Independent Scholar

Houston, TX

Rice, Kym S.

Museums Studies Department

George Washington University

Washington, DC

Rickard, David

Director of Native American Programs

Farmer's Museum, Inc

Cooperstown, NY

Rieder, Jonathan

Department of Sociology

Barnard College

New York, NY

Righter, Robert W.

Professor of History, Emeritus

University of Texas

El Paso, TX

Research Professor of History

South Methodist University

Dallas, TX

Rivas, Daniel

School of Humanities and Languages

Irvine Valley College

Irvine, CA

Rivera, Paul R.

Edison Community College

Fort Myers, FL

Roberts, Katherine A.

Exhibit Curator

Minnesota Historical Society

St Paul, MN

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Roberts, Pam

President

Rattlesnake Productions

Bozeman, MT

Roberts, Patricia

Convivial Design

Abiquiu, NM

Robertson, Donna V.

College of Architecture

Illinois Institute of Technology

Chicago, IL

Robinson, Bunice C.

Department of English

Mumford High School

Detroit, MI

Robinson, Forrest G.

Department of American Studies

University of California

Santa Cruz, CA

Robinson, Joanne Maguire

Department of Religious Studies

University of North Carolina

Charlotte, NC

Rodriguez-Luis, Julio J.

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

University of Wisconsin

Milwaukee, WI

Rodriquez, Sarita

Executive Producer

The National Faculty - Austin

Austin, TX

Rollings, Willard H.

Department of History

University of Nevada

Las Vegas, NV

Roosa, Mark S.

Conservation Division

Library of Congress

Washington, DC

Rose, Carolyn L.

National Museum of Natural History

Smithsonian Institution

Washington, DC

Rosenthal, Bernice G.

Department of History

Fordham University

Bronx, NY

Ross, Mary Ellen

Department of Religion

Trinity University

San Antonio, TX

Ross, Steven J.

Department of Communications

University of Memphis

Memphis, TN

Rothman, Ellen

Associate Director

Massachusetts Foundation for the

Humanities

Watertown, MA

Rouse, John S.

Department of Theater

University of California-San Diego

LaJolla, CA

Rowland, Leslie S.

Editor, Freedmen and Southern Society

Project

University of Maryland

College Park, MD

Rubin, Anne

Department of History

American University

Washington, DC

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Ruf, Gregory

Department of Anthropology

State University of New York

Stony Brook, NY

Rullkoetter, Jill

Kaylor Skinner Director of Education and

Public Programs

Seattle Art Museum

Seattle, WA

Russell, Ann E.

Director

Northeast Document

Conservation Center

Andover, MA

Rutkoff, Peter M.

Department of History

Kenyon College

Gambier, OH

Ryan, Michael T.

University Library

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Rydell, Robert W.

Department of History and Philosophy

Montana State University

Bozeman, MT

Sabo, III, George

Department of Anthropology

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR

Sachatello-Sawyer, Bonnie

Project WET (Watercourse Education for

Teachers)

Montana State University

Bozeman, MT

Sagastume, Gustavo

General Manager

WLRN, Channel 17

Miami, FL

Saidenberg, Susan

Director of Exhibitions and Programs

Gilder Lehrman Institute of American

History

New York, NY

Sainsbury, Alison K.

Department of English

Illinois Wesleyan University

Bloomington, IL

Saller, Richard P.

Division of the Social Sciences

University of Chicago

Chicago, IL

Salvador, Mari Lyn C.

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

Sandage, Scott A.

Department of History

Carnegie Mellon University

Pittsburgh, PA

Sandeen, Eric

Program in American Studies

University of Wyoming

Laramie, WY

Sandler, Stephanie

Department of Russian

Amherst College

Amherst, MA

Satchell, Mary

Department of English

East Bay High School

Gibonston, FL

Savage, Barbara D.

Department of History

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University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Saxonhouse, Arlene W.

Department of Political Science

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Schaeper, Thomas J.

Department of History

St. Bonaventure University

St. Bonaventure, NY

Scharnhorst, Gary

Department of English

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

Scher, Steven P.

Department of German Studies

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH

Schiffer, James

Department of English

Hampden-Sydney College

Hampden-Sydney, VA

Schlutter, Morten

Department of Religious Studies

Ripon College

Ripon, WI

Schneider, Beth B.

Director of Art Education

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Houston, TX

Schor, Esther H.

Department of English

Princeton University

Princeton, NJ

Schrager, Sam

Culture, Text, and Language - Folklorist

Evergreen State College

Olympia, WA

Schulzinger, Robert D.

Department of History

University of Colorado

Boulder, CO

Schwartz, Nina

Teacher

J. D. Hardy Elementary School

Wellesley, MA

Scotese, Joseph

English Department

Whitney-Young Magnet High School

Chicago, IL

Scott, Mary E.

Humanities Department

San Francisco State University

San Francisco, CA

Scranton, Philip B.

Department of History

Rutgers University

Camden, NJ

Scully, Pamela F.

Department of History

Denison University

Granville, OH

Seddig, Robert

Department of Political Science

Allegheny College

Meadville, PA

Seger, Joe D.

Cobb Institute of Archaeology

Mississippi State University

Mississippi State, MS

Seidman, Robert J.

Independent Screenwriter

New York, NY

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Selig, Ruth O.

National Museum of Natural History

Smithsonian Institution

Washington, DC

Senkewicz, Robert M.

Department of History

Santa Clara University

Santa Clara, CA

Sensibar, Judith L.

Department of English

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

Sepper, Dennis L.

Department of Philosophy

University of Dallas

Irving, TX

Serwer, Jacquelyn

Chief Curator

Corcoran Gallery of Art

Washington, DC

Sethia, Tara

Department of History

California State Polytechnic

Pomona, CA

Shane, III, Orrin C.

Curator of Anthropology

Science Museum of Minnesota

St. Paul, MN

Shealy, Daniel L.

Department of English

University of North Carolina

Charlotte, NC

Sheftall, Beverly Guy

Women's Studies/English Department

Spelman College

Atlanta, GA

Sherow, James E.

Department of History

Kansas State University

Manhattan, KS

Shifflett, Crandall A.

Department of History

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University

Blacksburg, VA

Shogren, Samuel W.

Executive Director

Aspen Historical Society

Aspen, CO

Sicilia, David B.

Department of History

University of Maryland

College Park, MD

Sieber, Sharon L.

Department of Foreign Languages

Idaho State University

Pocatello, ID

Siener, William

Executive Director

Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society

Buffalo, NY

Simon, Janice

Department of Art History

University of Georgia

Athens, GA

Sims, Lowery Stokes

Director

The Studio Museum in Harlem

New York, NY

Singleton, John

School of Education

University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA

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Smith, Elizabeth H.

Preservation and Conservation

Joyner Library

East Carolina University

Greenville, NC

Smith, Gary N.

Executive Director

Old City Park: The Historical Village of

Texas

Dallas, TX

Smith, Patricia

Department of Philosophy

Baruch College, City

University of New York

New York, NY

Smith, Robin A.

Department of Philosophy

Texas A&M University

College Station, TX

Smith, Suzanne

Department of Art and Art History

George Mason University

Fairfax, VA

Smock, William

Independent Filmmaker

Berkeley, CA

Sparacino, Elizabeth

Department of Social Studies

Adlai Stevenson High School

Lincolnshire, IL

Spencer, Taronda

Archivist

Spellman College

Atlanta, GA

Sperberg-McQueen, C. Michael

Laboratory for Computer Science

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA

Spodek, Howard

Department of History

Temple University

Philadelphia, PA

Staples, Thornton

Digital Library Research and Development

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

Steinberg, Mark D.

Department of History

University of Illinois

Urbana, IL

Steiner, Linda

Department of Journalism and Mass Media

Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ

Steinhauser, Kenneth B.

Department of Theological Studies

Saint Louis University

St. Louis, MO

Stephens, A. T.

Museum Consultant

Washington, DC

Stephens, Delores

Department of English

Morehouse College

Atlanta, GA

Stodola, Zabelle

Department of English

University of Arkansas

Little Rock, AR

Stott, William M.

Department of American Studies

University of Texas

Austin, TX

Struever, Nancy S.

Humanities Center

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Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Swank, Scott T.

President

Canterbury Shaker Village

Canterbury, NH

Swidler, Ann

Department of Sociology

University of California

Berkeley, CA

Szabo, Joyce

Department of Art and Art History

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

Tang, Xiaobing

Department of East Asian Languages and

Civilizations

University of Chicago

Chicago, IL

Tavares, Joseph A.

Independent Producer

WGBH

Boston, MA

Taylor, Beverly

Department of English

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC

Taylor-Thompson, Betty E.

Department of English

Texas Southern University

Houston, TX

Telles, Ray

Producer

Paradigm Productions

San Francisco, CA

Teverow, Paul

Department of Social Science

Missouri Southern State College

Joplin, MO

Thomas, William G.

Virginia Center for Digital History

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

Thomason, Sarah G.

Program of Linguistics

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Thompson, Jennifer Jeffries

Consultant

Helena, MT

Thurber, Barton D.

Department of English

University of San Diego

San Diego, CA

Thurman, Suzanne R.

Department of History

University of Alabama

Huntsville, AL

Tichi, Cecelia

Department of English

Vanderbilt University

Nashville, TN

Tiryakian, Edward A.

Department of Sociology

Duke University

Durham, NC

Torres, Sasha

Department of English

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Transou, Carol G.

Teacher/American History (Retired)

Science Hill High School

Johnson City, TN

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Troyansky, David G.

Department of History

Texas Tech University

Lubbock, TX

Truxes, Thomas M.

Department of History and English

Westbrook High School and Department of

History

Trinity College

Hartford, CT

Tullos, Allen E.

Department of American Studies

Emory University

Atlanta, GA

Turk, Eleanor L.

Department of History

Indiana University East

Richmond, IN

Ulrich, David L.

Social Studies Department

Amherst High School

Amherst, NY

Velasquez, Eduardo A.

Department of Politics

Washington and Lee University

Lexington, VA

Vexler, Jill

Museum Consultant

New York, NY

Vicchio, Stephen J.

Department of Philosophy

College of Notre Dame of Maryland

Baltimore, MD

Vikor, Desider L.

McKeldin Library

University of Maryland

College Park, MD

Vogel, Susan

Independent Specialist in African Art

New York, NY

Wagner, Paul

Film Producer/Director

Paul Wagner Productions

Charlottesville, VA

Walker, Anna L.

Program Coordinator

Mississippi Humanities Council

Jackson, MS

Wall, John N.

Department of English

North Carolina State University

Raleigh, NC

Wallach, Alan

Department of Art and Art History

College of William and Mary

Williamsburg, VA

Wallach, William K.

Bentley Historical Library

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

Walter, Katherine L.

Archives/Special Collections Department

University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Lincoln, NE

Ward, Christine W.

Chief Archivist

New York State Archives

Albany, NY

Ward, Jr., Jerry W.

Department of English

Tougaloo College

Tougaloo, MS

Ware, Susan

The Schlesinger Library,

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Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA

Watkins, Christopher

Department of English

Baylor School

Chattanooga, TN

Watt, John R.

John King Fairbank Center

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA

Webb, Elizabeth A.

Curator of Collections

Pratt Museum

Homer, AK

Weinstein, David

Department of Politics

Wake Forest University

Winston-Salem, NC

Weiss, Susan Forscher

Peabody Conservatory of Music

John Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Wells, Donna M.

Moorland-Spingarn Research Center

Howard University

Washington, DC

Wenner, Lisa E.

Director

The Public Libraries of Williamsburg

Williamsburg, MA

Westermark, Victoria

Writer/Producer

Montana Tech at the University of Montana

Butte, MT

Wheatley, Steven C.

Director of Programs

American Council of Learned Societies

Mountainside, NJ

Whittenburg, James P.

Department of History

College of William and Mary

Williamsburg, VA

Whittington, Stephen

Hudson Museum

University of Maine

Orono, ME

Wiegand, Wayne A.

School of Library and Information Studies

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Madison, WI

Wigen, Karen E.

Department of History

Duke University

Durham, NC

Wigger, John H.

Department of History

University of Missouri

Columbia, MO

Wilder, Craig Steven

Department of History

Williams College

Williamstown, MA

Williams, Lou F.

Department of History

Kansas State University

Manhattan, KS

Williams, Peter W.

Department of Comparative Religion

Miami University

Oxford, OH

Williams, Ray

Ackland Art Museum

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University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC

Willis, Eliza J.

Department of Political Science

Grinnell College

Grinnell, IA

Wilson, Thomas A.

Department of History

Hamilton College

Clinton, NY

Wintz, Cary D.

Department of History

Texas Southern University

Houston, TX

Witek, John W.

Department of History

Georgetown University

Washington, DC

Witkowski, Linda

Conservation Department

Indianapolis Museum of Art

Indianapolis, IN

Wittenberg, Judith B.

Associate Director

New England Association of Schools and

Colleges

Bedford, MA

Woestman, Kelly A.

Department of History

Pittsburg State University

Pittsburg, KS

Woldu, Gail H.

Department of Music

Trinity College

Hartford, CT

Wolf, Arthur

Anthropology

High Desert Museum

Bend, OR

Woloch, Nancy

Department of History

Barnard College

New York, NY

Woolfolk, Alan N.

Department of Sociology

Oglethorpe University

Atlanta, GA

Worobec, Christine

Department of History

Northern Illinois University

DeKalb, IL

Wright, Josephine R.

Department of Music

College of Wooster

Wooster, OH

Wyatt-Brown, Bertram

Department of History

University of Florida

Gainesville, FL

Yans-McLaughlin, Virginia

Department of History

Rutgers University, New Brunswick

New Brunswick, NJ

Yogi, Stan

Director of Planned Giving and Foundation

Support

American Civil Liberties Union

San Francisco, CA

Young-Sanchez, Margaret A.

Curator, Pre-Columbian Art

Denver Art Museum

Denver, CO

Zaki, Hoda M.

Department of History and Political Science

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Hood College

Frederick, MD

Zamora, Juan C.

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

University of Massachusetts

Amherst, MA

Zaniello, Thomas A.

Department of Literature and Language

Northern Kentucky University

Highland Heights, KY

Zaret, David R.

Department of Sociology

Indiana University

Bloomington, IN

Zboray, Ronald J.

Department of History

Georgia State University

Atlanta, GA

Zebrowski, Martha

Independent Scholar

New York, NY

Zhang, Aiping

Department of English and American

Studies

California State University

Chico, CA

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Senior Staff Members of the Endowment

Chairman

William R. Ferris

Deputy Chairman

John Roberts

Chief of Staff

Ann S. Young Orr

General Counsel

Virginia Canter

Director of Governmental Affairs

Michael Bagley

Director of Publications

Mary Lou Beatty

Director of Public Affairs

Ashley Carr

Director of Strategic Planning

Jeffrey Thomas

Director of Federal-State Partnership

Edythe Manza

Director of Enterprise

Nancy Sturm

Assistant Director of the Office of

Governmental Affairs

Marna Gettleman

Division of Education Programs

Director

Candace Katz

Division of Preservation and Access

Director

George F. Farr, Jr.

Division of Public Programs

Director

Nancy Rogers

Division of Research

Director

James Herbert

Office of Challenge Grants

Director

Stephen M. Ross

Accounting Office

Director

Anthony A. Banko

Administrative Services Office

Director

Barry Maynes

Equal Employment Opportunity

Officer

Willie McGhee

Grants Office

Director

David J. Wallace

Human Resources Office

Director

Timothy G. Connelly

Chief Information Officer Information

Resources Management

Director

Brett Bobley

Inspector General

Sheldon L. Bernstein

Library

Librarian

Enayet Rahim

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The National Council on the Humanities

Chairman

William Ferris

Vice Chairman

Darryl J. Gless

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Linda Lee Aaker

Austin, Texas

Edward L. Ayers

Charlottesville, Virginia

Ira Berlin

Washington, D.C.

Arthur Blaustein

Berkeley, California

Pedro G. Castillo

Watsonville, California

Margaret P. Duckett

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Evelyn Edson

Scottsville, Virginia

David Finn

New York, New York

Lorraine Weiss Frank

Phoenix, Arizona

Ramón A. Gutiérrez

San Diego, California

Theodore Hamerow

Madison, Wisconsin

Nathan O. Hatch

South Bend, Indiana

Charles Patrick Henry

Berkeley, California

Doris B. Holleb

Chicago, Illinois

Martha C. Howell

New York, New York

Peggy Whitman Prenshaw

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Robert I. Rotberg

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Theodore W. Striggles

New York, New York

Harold K. Skramstad, Jr.

Las Cruces, New Mexico

Susan E. Trees

Washington, D.C.

Susan Ford Wiltshire

Nashville, Tennessee

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National Endowment for the Humanities

Summary of Grants and Awards, FY 2000

Division/Program Number

AmountObligatedOutright

Matching

   

Federal/StatePartnership 58 $29,249,468 $1,346,685

Education Programs

Education Development

and Demonstration

Seminars and Institutes

168

12,712,663

5,985,486

6,727,177

280,100

260,100

20,000

PreservationandAccess 223 19,698,179 1,047,515

PublicPrograms

 255 10,618,744 1,208,373

Research Programs

Fellowships and Stipends

Collaborative Research

419

335

11,396,126

6,096,000

5,300,126

1,607,795

---

1,607,795

Office of Challenge

Grants

Challenge Grants

Regional Centers Planning

Grants

999,115

---

999,115

9,806,626

---

HumanitiesFellows 8 32,000 ‐‐‐

Enterprise

 2 10,995 ‐‐‐



   

Total 1,230 $84,717,290 $15,297,094

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FundsAvailable ($in

thousands)

 

Definiteprogramfunds

 $82.723

Treasuryfunds

 4,000

ChallengeGrantfunds

 11,056

Administrativefunds

 17,481



 

Totalfiscalyear2000appropriationforhumanities 115,700

Unobligatedbalance fromfiscalyear1999 3,898

Recoveriesofprior‐yearfunds

 1,459

Fundstransferredfromotherfederalagencies 1,526

RescissionPursuanttoP.L.106‐113

 (440)



 

Totalfundsavailable $122,143



 

Obligations 

 

Totalobligations $117,374

Unobligatedbalance

 4,769



FOOTNOTES:

1/ New grants, supplemental awards on previous years' grants, transfers to other

agencies, and program contracts.

2/ Totals include obligations for new grants, supplemental grants, program contracts,

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and other program-related purposes. Included are awards that are (a) made by NEH

using appropriated funds, (b) made by other federal agencies using appropriated

funds transferred from NEH (with each such transfer counted as one award), (c)

made by NEH using program funds transferred to the Endowment by other federal

agencies, and (d) made by NEH using funds contributed by nonfederal entities. (FY

2000 obligations of $100.0 million equal FY 2000 program appropriations totalling

$97.8 million, plus $3.2 million in prior-year funds carried over into FY 2000, plus

$1.2 million in prior- year deobligations, plus $1.2 million in funds provided by the

U.S. Park Service and the Appalachian Regional Commission, plus $1.2 million in

non-federal contributions to NEH programs, minus $4.6 million in funds carried over

into FY 2001.)

3/ Totals include definite program funds used to match gifts.

ote: Detail may not add to totals due to rounding.

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Grants by State

Alabama

Total Grants: 15

Amount: $759,034

Alaska

Total Grants: 11

Amount: $1,001,864

Arizona

Total Grants: 12

Amount: $1,611,571

Arkansas

Total Grants: 5

Amount: $500,597

California

Total Grants: 82

Amount: $6,894,775

Colorado

Total Grants: 13

Amount: $942,670

Connecticut

Total Grants: 16

Amount: $1,437,928

Delaware

Total Grants: 3

Amount: $641,612

District of Columbia

Total Grants: 30

Amount: $3,499,044

Florida

Total Grants: 33

Amount: $1697,758

Georgia

Total Grants: 20

Amount: $2,779,467

Hawai'i

Total Grants: 6

Amount: $937,597

Idaho

Total Grants: 8

Amount: $492,997

Illinois

Total Grants: 61

Amount: $7,277,182

Indiana

Total Grants: 25

Amount: $1,513,452

Iowa

Total Grants: 17

Amount: $1,388,137

Kansas

Total Grants: 8

Amount: $913,929

Kentucky

Total Grants: 8

Amount: $978,862

Louisiana

Total Grants: 13

Amount: $927,518

Maine

Total Grants: 12

Amount: $1,059,661

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Maryland

Total Grants: 12

Amount: $2,855,540

Massachusetts

Total Grants: 72

Amount: $5,880,267

Michigan

Total Grants: 26

Amount: $1,985,658

Minnesota

Total Grants: 19

Amount: $1,812,839

Mississippi

Total Grants: 11

Amount: $689,624

Missouri

Total Grants: 24

Amount: $1,020,678

Montana

Total Grants: 12

Amount: $558,952

Nebraska

Total Grants: 7

Amount: $687,812

Nevada

Total Grants: 17

Amount: $687,097

New Hampshire

Total Grants: 15

Amount: $1,344,638

New Jersey

Total Grants: 43

Amount: $2,212,614

New Mexico

Total Grants: 13

Amount: $1,125,076

New York

Total Grants: 140

Amount: $12,012,886

North Carolina

Total Grants: 40

Amount: $2,674,639

North Dakota

Total Grants: 12

Amount: $596,714

Ohio

Total Grants: 50

Amount: $2,821,510

Oklahoma

Total Grants: 10

Amount: $686,699

Oregon

Total Grants: 13

Amount: $1,016,207

Pennsylvania

Total Grants: 45

Amount: $3,692,993

Rhode Island

Total Grants: 9

Amount: $1,096,719

South Carolina

Total Grants: 14

Amount: $1,025,487

South Dakota

Total Grants: 2

Amount: $632,964

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Tennessee

Total Grants: 11

Amount: $1,121,433

Texas

Total Grants: 58

Amount: $3,173,869

Utah

Total Grants: 10

Amount: $867,310

Vermont

Total Grants: 9

Amount: $1,302,176

Virginia

Total Grants: 41

Amount: $2,990,783

Washington

Total Grants: 21

Amount: $1,456,062

West Virginia

Total Grants: 7

Amount: $533,716

Wisconsin

Total Grants: 29

Amount: $1,979,499

Wyoming

Total Grants: 9

Amount: $478,127

American Samoa

Total Grants: 1

Amount: $227,545

Guam

Total Grants: 2

Amount: $262,448

Northern Marianas

Total Grants: 1

Amount: $243,828

Puerto Rico

Total Grants: 3

Amount: $542,106

Virgin Islands

Total Grants: 1

Amount: $252,563

Other*

Total Grants: 6

Amount: $407,652

*Awards to American citizens resident

abroad

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