Statistics - National Humanities Center Report, July 1, 1997

Selection committee
who chose this year's class of Fellows

Lynne Rudder Baker
Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Timothy Hall Breen
History, Northwestern University

Temma Kaplan
Women's Studies, State University of New York at Stony Brook

Susan Kirkpatrick
Literature, University of California, San Diego

Martin Meisel
English, Columbia University

Arnold Rampersand
English & African-American Studies, Princeton University

Alan Wolfe
Sociology, Boston University

Ruth Yeazell
English, Yale University

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1997 - 98

Scholars in Residence: 34
Senior (23), Young (11)

Fields Represented: 13
Anthropology (2), Classics/Ancient History (1), Comparative Literature (1), Economics and Business (1), English & American Literature (9), French (2), History (8), History of Science (1), Journalism (1), Philosophy (3), Political Science (1), Religion and Theology (3), Sociology (1)

Institutions Represented:

United States: 22
Brandeis University (1), Case Western Reserve University (1), Columbia University (3), Davidson College (1), Duke University (4), Harvard University (1), Indiana University (1), Mary Baldwin College (1), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1), Michigan State University (1), New York University (1), Northwestern University (1), Ohio State University (1), Princeton University (1), State University of New York at Binghamton (2), University of California, Berkeley (1), University of Chicago (1), University of Maryland (1), University of Minnesota (2), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2), University of Rochester (1), University of Texas at Austin (1)

Other Nations: 4
Lancaster University (1), Times of India (1), University of Lausanne (1), University of Sussex (1)

CUMULATIVE 1978 - 98

Scholars in Residence: 695
Senior (464), Young (231)

Scholars

from the U.S.: 573
From 157 institutions in 39 states and the District of Columbia

from Other Nations: 122
From 86 institutions in 32 nations

Fields Represented: 42

Books Resulting from Fellowships: 675+