The Society for Classical Studies congratulates the following individuals who and organizations which received NEH grants in April 2023. The projects funded include digital humanities, classical reception, and early modern studies, highlighting the rich variety of work currently undertaken by those in classical studies and adjacent fields. Congratulations!
Research Grants:
Sophie Mills (University of North Carolina, Asheville): The Discipline of Classics in Modern Fiction
Jacqueline Arthur-Montagne (University of Virginia): The Classical Past in the Ancient Classroom, 280-400 CE
Rebecca Moorman (Providence College): The Allure of Disgust in Ancient Rome: Knowledge, Poetics, and the Senses
Aaron Palmore (Loyola University Maryland): The Latin Poems of Christian Wedsted, Moravian Missionary to Colonial America
Digital Humanities:
Trustees of Tufts College, Inc. (Project Director, Gregory Crane): Perseus on the Web: Preparing for the Next Thirty Years
Fellowship Programs:
American School of Classical Studies at Athens (Project Director, Bonna Wescoat): Research Fellowships at the ASCSA
Matching Grants:
American Academy in Rome (Project Director, Mark Robbins): Building a New Library Annex: The Villa Chiaraviglio
The full list of April 2023 grantees is available here.
