Associate Fellows
Associate Fellowships are designed to support projects that are in early
stages of development or projects that need a small amount of assistance
to come to fruition. Associate Fellows receive generally lower levels
of support than Fellows in residence, but IATH will provide as much support
as it can. That support may take the form of consulting on project design
and technical issues, ad hoc support for project expenses, equipment
loans, grant-writing assistance, and the like. Associate Fellows attend
Institute functions and are given access to a wide variety of IATH-maintained
facilities. Associate Fellows retain their status until the completion
of their project or until selected to be a Resident Fellow. Past Associate
Fellows have also worked towards obtaining publishers and other forms
of funding to continue their projects. The application procedures for
Associate Fellows are the same as those for Resident Fellows.
2005-2006:
Jenny Strauss Clay,
2004-2005:
Amy Ogden, " The
Lives of the Saints"
2002:
William G. Thomas, History, " Television
News of the Civil Rights Era"
2001:
Natalie Kononenko, Department of Slavic Languages
and Literature, "The
Ukrainian Village Project"
1999-2000:
LaVahn Hoh, Drama, "The
Circus in Europe and America"
Dorothy Vasquez-Levy, Curriculum/Instruction/Special Education, Curry
School of Education, "Social Justice: History and Education"
1998-99:
Kathy Poole, Landscape Architecture, "Boston's
Back-Bay Fens"
1997-98:
Katherine Rinne, Independent Scholar, "The Waters
of the City of Rome"
Marion Roberts, Department of Art, "Salisbury Cathedral"
1996-97:
Craig Barton and Patricia Kucker, Department of Architecture, "The
Palmyra Project"
David Germano, Department of Religious Studies, "The
Tibetan & Himalayan Digital Library", (formerly," The
Tibetan and Buddhist Texts Archive")
1995-96:
Frank Grizzard, Graduate Student, Department of History, "Building
Mr. Jefferson's Academical Village"
Michael Satlow, Department of Religious Studies, "Inscriptions
from the Land of Israel: The Second Temple Period through the Muslim
Conquest"
Constanze Witt, Graduate Student, Department of Art and Art History, "Barbarians
on the Greek Periphery? Origins of Celtic Art"
1994-95:
Elisabeth Crocker, Sprint-Centel Dissertation Fellow, Department of English,
"Identity in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: Technologies of Assimilation
in the American City, 1880-1940"
David Gants, Graduate Student, Department of English, "A
Digital Catalogue of Watermarks and Type Ornaments Used by William Stansby
in the Printing of The Workes of Benjamin Jonson (London: 1616)"
Michael Stern, Department of Landscape Architecture, "Visions
of a Sustainable Cite: Owings Mills, MD"
1993-94:
Ellen Contini-Morava, Department of Anthropology, "Noun
Classification in Swahili"
Michael Gorman, Department of Engineering Humanities, "Bell's
Path to the Telephone"
Duane Osheim, Department of History, "Plague and Public
Health in Renaissance Europe"