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American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship Recipients


Composed of 71 national scholarly societies, the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) is the leading advocate of advancing scholarship in the humanities and related social sciences. Through the organization’s activities and through its fellowship program, the ACLS seeks to increase the level of cooperation between different humanistic disciplines and to support scholarly work that creates new knowledge that benefits our understanding of the world. ACLS Fellowships are intended to support either junior or senior scholars for one year with the ultimate purpose to generate a major scholarly work. The recipients must have an exemplary record of previous scholarly achievement and a research proposal that promises to enrich the relevant field of study.

Elinor AccampoProfessor of History
Marjorie BeckerAssociate Professor of History
Judith BennettJohn R. Hubbard Chair in British History and Professor of History
Lisa BitelProfessor of History and Religion
Joseph BooneProfessor of English, Gender Studies and Comparative Literature
Leo BraudyUniversity Professor and Leo S. Bing Chair in English and American Literature and Professor of English
Thomas CirilloLecturer
Stephen FinlayAssociate Professor of Philosophy
Richard FoxProfessor of History
Jason GlennAssociate Professor of History
Lawrence GreenProfessor of English
Sarah GualtieriAssociate Professor of History and American Studies and Ethnicity
Thomas HabinekProfessor of Classics
Deborah HarknessProfessor of History
Cynthia HerrupJohn R. Hubbard Chair in British History and Professor of History and Law
Janet HoskinsProfessor of Anthropology
Heather JamesAssociate Professor of English and Comparative Literature
Sonya LeeAssociate Professor of Art History, East Asian Languages and Cultures and Religion
Rebecca LemonAssociate Professor of English
Paul LernerAssociate Professor of History
Frank LewisProfessor Emeritus of Philosophy
Carolyn MaloneProfessor of Art History and History
Mark MarinoAssociate Professor (Teaching) of Writing
Lori MeeksAssociate Professor of Religion and East Asian Languages and Cultures
Viet NguyenAssociate Professor of English and American Studies and Ethnicity
John PolliniProfessor of Art History and History
Margaret RosenthalProfessor of Italian, Comparative Literature and English
Hilary SchorProfessor of English, Comparative Literature, Gender Studies and Law
Bruce SmithDean's Professor of English
Nancy J. TroyAdjunct Professor of Art History