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American Art
Luce Fund In American Art
Responsive Grants
Dissertation Fellowships
Exhibitions
Recent Grants
Resources and Links
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The Luce Foundation awards fellowships to doctoral candidates working on dissertations in American art. Currently, ten fellowships of $25,000 each are made through an annual, national competition. This program is administered by the American Council of Learned Societies on behalf of the Luce Foundation.
Dissertation Fellowships
2007-2008
Mary Campbell, Stanford University
Eileen Costello, University of Texas, Austin
Melody Deusner, University of Delaware
Sarah Eckhardt, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Jason Hill, University of Southern California
Dalia Linssen, Boston University
Emily Scott, University of California, Los Angeles
Dalila Scruggs, Harvard University
Jennifer Sorkin, Yale University
Jennifer Van Horn, University of Virginia
2006-2007
Heidi Applegate, Columbia University
Robin Cowie, Yale University
Elizabeth Gand, University of California, Berkeley
Jason LaFountain, Harvard University
Jessica Lanier, Bard College
Anna Marley, University of Delaware
Sascha Scott, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
Julia Sienkewicz, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Malka Simon, New York University
Laura Smith, Indiana University, Bloomington
2005-2006
Zara Bernhardt, University of Delaware
Benjamin Cawthra, Washington University
Kimberly Curtiss, Rutgers University
Jennifer Greenhill, Yale University
Kevin Hatch, Princeton University
Wendy Ikemoto, Harvard University
Lauren Kroiz, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sarah Miller, University of Chicago
Dorothy Moss, University of Delaware
Patricia Scanlan, Indiana University, Bloomington
Robert Slifkin, Yale University
Adrian Kohn, University of Texas, Austin
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