Directory of Fellows and
Research Associates,
1972-Present
D
D'AMORE, MAURA D.
Fellowship: Drawn to Art 07-08 "Suburban Men: Masculine
Domesticity in Nineteenth Century America" (Ph.D. cand. in English, North Carolina)
Education: Brown, A.B., 01; North Carolina at Chapel Hill, M.A., 03
Fellowship Publications: "Thoreau's Unreal Estate: Playing House
at Walden Pond" (forthcoming in New England Quarterly); "'A Man's
Sense of Domesticity': Donald Grant Mitchell's Suburban Aesthetic"
(forthcoming in ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance)
[Updated 2008]
DANIEL, MARCUS L.
Fellowship: Peterson 92-93, "Ribaldry and
Billingsgate: Popular
Journalism and Political Culture in the Early
Republic" (Ph.D.
cand. in history, Princeton)
Education: Cambridge, B.A., 84; Princeton, M.A., 89,
Ph.D.,
97
Current Position: asst. prof. of history, Hawaii at
Manoa
Fellowship Publications: "Ribaldry and
Billingsgate: Popular Journalism
and Political Culture in the Early Republic" (Ph.D. diss.,
Princeton,
1997)
[Updated 2005]
DAVIDSON, CATHY N.
Fellowship: Peterson 84-85, "The Origins of
American Fiction"
(assoc. prof. of English, Michigan State)
Education: Elmhurst, B.A., 70; SUNY at Binghamton,
M.A.,
73, Ph.D., 74; Chicago, post-doc., 76
Current Position: Ruth F. De Varney prof. of English
and Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Studies,
Duke
Fellowship Publications: Revolution and the Word: The
Rise
of the Novel in America (1987); ed., Oxford
University Press
Early American Women Writers Series; editions of
Charlotte
Temple and Duloquita; Reading in America: Literature
and Social History (Johns Hopkins Univ. Press,
1989)
Other Publications: The Experimental Fictions of
Ambrose
Bierce: Structuring the Ineffable (1984); co-ed., with
E. M.
Broner, The Lost Tradition: Mothers and Daughters in
Literature
(1980); assoc. ed., Columbia History of the American
Name
(1991); ed. with introduction, Reading in
America: Literature
and Social History (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
Univ. Press, 1989;
2nd ed., 1992); The Book of Love: Writers and Their Love
Letters
(New York: Pocket/Simon and Schuster,
1992); Thirty-Six Views
of Mt. Fuji: On Finding Myself in Japan (New
York: Dutton-Signet,
1993); (co-ed. with Linda Wagner-Martin) Oxford Companion
to
Women's Writing in the United States (New York: Oxford
Univ.
Press, 1994); (co-ed. with Linda Wagner-Martin) Oxford
Book of
Women's Writing in the United States (New York: Oxford
Univ.
Press, 1995); (co-ed. with Michael Moon) Subjects and
Citizens:
Nation, Race, and Gender from "Oroonoko" to Anita Hill
(Durham,
N.C.: Duke Univ. Press, 1995); Closing: The Life and
Death of an American Factory (Norton, 1998) [Mayflower Cup Award
for Nonfiction, 1998]
Web Page:
http://www.provost.duke.edu/cathy.htm
[Updated 2005]
DAVIS, ELLIOT BOSTWICK
Fellowship: Hiatt 90-91, "American Drawing Books,
1820-80:
Practical Guides for Artist and Artisan" (teaching
asst., Harvard)
Education: Princeton, A.B., 84; New York Univ., M.A.,
85; Columbia,
M.A., 86, M.Phil., 88; Ph.D., 92
Current Position: Chair, Art of the Americas, Museum
of Fine
Arts, Boston
Fellowship Publications: Training the Eye and the
Hand: Fitz
Hugh Lane and Nineteenth-Century Drawing Books
[exhib. cat.]
(Gloucester: Cape Ann Historical Society, 1993); "Fitz
Hugh
Lane and John B. Chapman's American Drawing
Book," The Magazine
Antiques (Nov. 1993): 700-707; "American Drawing
Books
and Their Impact on Winslow Homer," Winterthur
Portfolio
31, no. 2-3 (Summer-Autumn 1996): 141-164; "American
Drawing
Books and Their Impact on Fitz HuLane," in Georgia
B. Barnhill,
Diana Korzenik, and Caroline Sloat eds., The Cultivation
of Artists
in Nineteenth-Century America, (Worcester: AAS,
1997): 55-80
Other Publications: "WPA Color Prints: Images
from the
Federal Art Project," American Art Review VIII,
no.
2 (April-May 1996): 108-113 and 159
Address: 465 Huntington Avenue, Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston,
MA 02115
[Updated 2005]
DAVIS, THOMAS M.
Fellowship: Daniels 80-81, "An Edition of Edward
Taylor's Harmony
of the Gospels" (prof. of English, Kent State)
Education: Kansas State, B.S., 57, M.S.,
59; Missouri, Ph.D.,
68
Current Position: prof. emeritus of English, Kent
State
Fellowship Publications: ed., Edward Taylor's "Church
Records"
and Related Sermons (1981); Edward Taylor vs. Solomon
Stoddard:
The Nature of the Lord's Supper (1981); Edward
Taylor's Minor
Poetry; ed., Edward Taylor's "Harmony of the
Gospels,
4 vols. (1982)
Other Publications: 14 by Emily Dickinson
(1964); (ed.,
with Willoughby Johnson) College Reading and College
Writing
(1966; 2d. ed. 1970)
[Updated 1997]
DAVISON, NANCY R.
Fellowship: Daniels 77-78, "E.W. Clay, American
Political Caricaturist
of the Jacksonian Era" (Ph.D. cand., Program in
American Culture,
Michigan)
Education: Smith, B.A., 66; Michigan, M.A., 73,
Ph.D., 80
Current Position: artist-printmaker and gallery
owner
Fellowship Publications: "E.W. Clay and the American
Caricature
Business," in David Tatham ed., Prints and Printmakers of
New
York State, 1825-1940 (Syracuse: Syracuse Univ. Press,
1986)
Other Publications: American Sheet Music
Illustration:
Reflections of the Nineteenth-Century (Clements Library
Exhibition,
1973); "Andrew Jackson in Cartoon and
Caricature," American Printmaking
before 1876: Fact, Fiction, and Fantasy (Washington,
D.C.: Library
of Congress, 1975); "Bickham's Musical Entertainer and Other
Curiosities,"
in Joan D. Dolmetsch ed., Eighteenth-Century Prints in
Colonial
America: To Educationate and Decorate,
(Williamsburg: Colonial
Williamsburg Found., 1979); York Beach Activity Book
(York
Beach, ME: Blue Stocking, 1996)
[Updated 2005]
DAYTON, CORNELIA H.
Fellowship: AAS-ASECS 91-92, "Madness, Dependency,
and
Gender in Early New England" (assoc. prof. of history,
California
at Irvine)
Fellowship: Mellon Postdoctoral 04-05, "Frames of
Distraction: Self and Sanity in Early New England" (assoc. prof. of
history, Connecticut at Storrs)
Education: Harvard-Radcliffe, A.B., 79; Princeton,
Ph.D.,
86
Current Position: assoc. prof. of hisory, Connecticut
at
Storrs
Fellowship Publications: Women Before the
Bar: Gender, Law,
and Society in Connecticut, 1639-1789 (Chapel
Hill: Institute
of Early American History & Culture with the Univ. of
North
Carolina Press, 1995) [1996 Homer D. Babbidge Jr. Award]
Other Publications: "Taking the Trade: Abortion
and
Gender Relations in an Eighteenth-Century New England
Village,"
William and Mary Quarterly 3rd Ser., 48
(1991): 19-49; "Excommunicating
the Governor's Wife: Religious Dissent in the Puritan
Colonies Before
the Era of Rights Consciousness," in John McLaren and
Harold
Coward, eds., Religious Conscience, the State, and the
Law in
Anglo-American History (SUNY Press, 1999); "Was There a
Calvinist
Type of Patriarchy? New Haven Colony Reconsidered in the
Early Modern
Context," in The Many Legalities of Early America,
ed. Bruce
H. Mann and Christopher Tomlins (Univ. of North Carolina
Press,
2001);
"Re-thinking Agency, Recovering Voices," The American Historical
Review
109 (June 2004): 827-43
Web Page:
http://web1.uits.uconn.edu/history/faculty/dayton.html
[Updated 2006]
DEADERICK, JOHN
Fellowship: K-12 96, "Images and Ideas of the American
Frontier
as Expressed on the Professional Stage,
1825-1875" (English
teacher and theater art, Grades 7-12, Pliocene Ridge High
School,
North San Juan, California)
Education: California at Santa Barbara, B.A., 72
Fellowship Results: producer and director, "The Duke
of Sacramento,
North Columbia Schoolhouse Cultural Center (Aug. 1996)
Other Results: wrote libretto and appeared in Terry
Riley's
opera, The St. Adolf Ring (1992-1996)
[Updated 2005]
DEAN, BRADLEY P.
(Died January 14, 2006)
Fellowship: Peterson 87-88, "Thoreau as
Lecturer"
(Ph.D. cand. in English, Connecticut)
Education: Eastern Washington, B.A., 82, M.A.,
84; Connecticut,
Ph.D., 93
Fellowship Publications: "A Textual Study of
Thoreau's Dispersion
of Seeds Manuscripts" (Ph.D. diss., Connecticut, 1993); "The
Contemporary
Reception of Walden," Studies in the American
Renaissance
(1990)
Other Publications: "Reconstructions of Thoreau's
Early Life
without Principle Lectures," Studies in American
Renaissance
(1987);
ed. Letters to a Spiritual Seeker by Henry D. Thoreau (New York:
W. W.
Norton & Company, 2004)
Web Page:
http://www.bradleypdean.com/
[Updated 2006]
DEESE, HELEN R.
Fellowship: Mellon Postdoc. 98-99, "The Journals of
Caroline
Healey Dall" (prof. emerita of English, Tennessee
Technological)
Education: David Lipscomb, B.A., 65; Tennessee, M.A.,
67;
George Peabody, Ph.D., 73
Fellowship Publications: "'My life . . . reads to me
like
a Romance': The Journals of Caroline Healey
Dall," Massachusetts
Historical Review 3 (2001): 116-137; ed.
Daughter of Boston: The Extraordinary Diary of a Nineteenth-century
Woman, Caroline Healey Dall (Boston: Beacon Press, 2004)
Other Publications: (ed. and intro.) Jones
Very: The Complete
Poems (Athens and London: Univ. of Georgia Press,
1993)
Address: helendeese[at]home.com
[Updated 2006]
DeFORD, DEBORAH
Fellowship: Artist 96, "Young Adult Novel about the
Female American
Revolutionary Soldier Deborah Sampson Gannett" (writer,
Branford,
Connecticut)
Education: Eastern Connecticut State, B.A., 87
Other Publications: An Enemy Among Them
(Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1994)
[Updated 2005]
DeLOMBARD, JEANNINE
Fellowship: NEMLA 01-02, "At the Bar of Public
Opinion: Black Testimony and White Advocacy in Antebellum Literary
Abolitionism" (asst. prof. of English, Puget Sound)
Fellowship: AAS-NEH 07-08, "Ebony Idols: Famous Fugitive
Slaves in Britain before the Civil War" (assoc. prof. of English,
Toronto)
Education: Vassar, B.A., 89; Yale, M.A.,
91; Pennsylvania,
M.A., 95, Ph.D., 98
Current Position: assoc. prof. of English, Toronto at Mississauga
Fellowship Publication: Slavery on Trial: Law, Abolitionism and
Print Culture (Studies in Legal History Series). Chapel Hill: Univ.
North Carolina Press, 2007
Other Publications:
"'Eye-Witness to the Cruelty': Southern Violence and Northern Testimony in
Frederick Douglass's 1845 Narrative" in American Literature 73 no.
2 (June 2001): 245-275
Address: j.delombard[at]utoronto.ca
[Updated 2007]
DIERKS, KONSTANTIN
Fellowship: Peterson 98-99, "Letter Writing, Gender,
and
the Middling Sort in America,
1750-1800" (Ph.D. cand. in history,
Brown)
Education: Columbia, B.A., 83; New School for Social
Research,
M.A., 90; Brown, M.A., 90, Ph.D. 99
Current Position: asst. prof. of history, Indiana
Web Page:
http://php.indiana.edu/~kdierks/
[Updated 2005]
DiGIROLAMO, VINCENT
Fellowship: AAS-NEH 00-01, "Crying the News: Child
Street Trading
in America, 1830s - 1890s" (asst. prof.,
interdisciplinary
writing, Colgate)
Education: California at Berkeley, B.A.,
78; California at
Santa Cruz, M.A., 89; Princeton, M.A., 93, Ph.D., 97
Current Position: prof. of history, Baruch
Fellowship Publications:
"Newsboy Funerals: Tales of Sorrow and
Solidarity in Urban America," Journal of Social History (Fall
2000), 5-30;
"The Historian as Artist, Activist, and Amateur,"
OAH Newsletter (August 2002). Available online at:
http://www.oah.org/pubs/nl/2002aug/digirolamo.html
Web Page:
http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/wsas/departments/history/faculty/di_girolamo.html
[Updated 2005]
DiIORIO, GINO
Fellowship: Baron 07-08 "research the life of
southern politician, Edmund Ross" (playwright, New York City)
Education: Clark, B.A.; CUNY, M.F.A., 87
[Updated 2007]
DOBSON, JOANNE
Fellowship: Baron 04-05, (writer-in-residence,
Fordham)
Education: King's College, B.A., 63; SUNY Albany,
M.A., 77; Massachusetts at Amherst, Ph.D. 85
Other Publications: The Maltese Manuscript (2003); Cold
and Pure and Very Dead (2000); The Raven and the
Nightingale (2000); The Northbury Papers (1998); Quieter
Than Sleep (1997)
[Updated 2004]
DUDDEN, FAYE E.
Fellowship: Peterson 88-89, "Gender in
Performance: Women in
the American Theater, 1790-1870" (asst. prof. of
history, Union)
Fellowship: Tracy 03-04, "The Favored Hour: Politics,
Culture,
and the New York Women's Movement, 1860-1870" (prof. of
history,
Colgate)
Education: Cornell, A.B., 70; Rochester, Ph.D.,
81
Fellowship Publications: Women in the American
Theatre:
Actresses and Audiences, 1790-1870 (New Haven: Yale
Univ. Press,
1994) [George Freedley Mem. Award]
Other Publications: Serving Women: Household
Service in
Nineteenth-Century America (1983); "Experts and
Servants," Journal
of Social History (1986); "Small Town Knights," Labor
History
(1987)
Address: Colgate University, History Department, 13 Oak Drive,
Hamilton, NY 13346; fdudden@mail.colgate.edu
[Updated 2006]
DUFFY, BARBARA
Fellowship: K-12 95, "Teaching History and Methods of
Research
through the Broadside Ballad" (grades K-8, gifted
education,
School of the Osage R-11)
Education: Missouri, B.S., 79, M.Ed., 84
Fellowship Publications: curriculum units for grades
5 &
6; special parent programs; bi-monthly articles for "Journal
of
the Middle Waters"
Other: performer of 18th century music on harp,
dulciner,
guitar
[Updated 1997]
DUNCAN, RUSSELL
Fellowship: Peterson 93-94, "Joshua Fights the
Civil War:
James Montgomery, 'Bleeding Kansas,' and Black
Equality" (asst.
prof. of history, John Carroll)
Education: Georgia Southern, B.S., 73; Valdosta
State, M.S.,
75; Georgia, M.A., 84, Ph.D., 88
Current Position: prof., Institut for Engelsk,
Germansk og Romansk, Copenhangen
Web Page:
http://www.engelsk.ku.dk/Staff/russell_duncan.htm
[Updated 2005]
DUNGY, CAMILLE
Fellowship: Hearst 05, "Suck on the Marrow, Chew on
the Bone" (asst. prof. of English, Randolph-Macon Woman's College)
Education: Stanford, A.B., 95; North Carolina at
Greensboro, M.F.A., 97
Current Position:
assoc. prof., Creative Writing Dept., San Francisco State
Fellowship Publications:
Suck on the Marrow (Red Hen Press, forthcoming 2010)
Other Publications: What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave
for Poison (Red Hen Press, 2006); Black Nature: A Poetry
Anthology (University of Georgia Press, forthcoming 2009)
Address:
San Francisco State University, Creative Writing Department, 1600
Holloway Ave., San Francisco, CA 94114; dungy[at]sfsu.edu
[Updated 2008]
DUNN, TOM
Fellowship: Artist 98, Research for a play about Winslow
Homer
and his earlycareer, 1856-1875. (Playwright, Henniker, New
Hampshire)
Education: Minnesota, B.A., 71; Boston, M.A., 84
Fellowship Publications: The Sharpshooter, a
play about Winslow Homer and the Civil War, performed by the Community
Players of Concord (2003)
Address: P.O. Box 658, Henniker, NH 03242
[Updated 2005]
DURROW, HEIDI W.
Fellowship: Baron 07-08 "research for a
novel-in-progress about Miss Lala, a mulatta strongwoman of the
Victorian era" (fiction writer, Los Angles)
Education: Stanford, A.B., 91; Columbia, M.S., 92; Yale, J.D., 95
[Updated 2007]
DYKSTRA, ROBERT R.
Fellowship: R.A. 85-86, "Iowans and White
Supremacy, 1838-1880"
(prof. of history and public policy, SUNY at
Albany)
Education: Iowa, B.A., 53, M.A., 59, Ph.D., 64
Current Position: prof. emeritus, SUNY Albany;
affiliate prof. of history, Clark
Fellowship Publications: "Ecological Regression
Estimates: Alchemist's Gold?," Social Science History 10
(1986): 85-86; seven conference papers; Bright Radical
Star: Black Freedom and White Supremacy on the Hawkeye Frontier
(Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press, 1993) [Benjamin F. Shambaugh Award of the State
History Society of Iowa; Myers Center Award, Gustavus Myers Center
for the Study of Human Rights in North America] (paperback ed.,
Ames: Iowa State Univ. Press, 1997); "The Know Nothings Nobody
Knows: Political Nativists in Antebellum Iowa," Annals of Iowa 53
(1994): 5-24; "Iowans and the Politics of Race in America,
1857-1880," in Marvin Bergman ed., Iowa Historical Reader,
(Ames: Iowa State Univ. Press, 1996), 129-157;
"Race, Courage, and Discipline in Iowa's Heroic Age," Iowa
Heritage 88 (2007): 22-31
Other Publications: The Cattle Towns
(1968) [Western Heritage Wrangler Award, National Cowboy Hall of
Fame] (paperback ed., Lincoln: Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1983);
with David Reynolds, "In Search of Wisconsin Progressivism, 1904-1952:
A Test of the Rogin Scenario," in The History of American Electoral
Behavior, ed. Joel Silbey, Allan Bogue, and William Flanigan (Princeton:
Princeton Univ. Press, 1978), 299 326;
with Jo Ann Manfra, "Serial Marriage and the Origins of the
Black Stepfamily: The Rowanty Evidence," Journal of
American History 72 (1985): 18-44 [Binkley-Stephenson Award of the
Organization of American Historians];
"Dodge City, Kansas: Omicidi, Discorso Morale e Identita
Culturale," Storia Urbana, no. 87 (April-June 1999),
pp. 83-95;
with Jo Ann Manfra, "The Circle Dot Cowboys at Dodge City: History and
Imagination in Andy Adams's The Log of a Cowboy," Western Historical
Quarterly 33 (2002): 19-40; "Body Counts and Murder Rates: The
Contested Statistics of Western Violence," Reviews in American
History, 31 (2003): 554-563; with Jo Ann Manfra, The Gilded Age: Industrial
Capitalism and Its Discontents (Malabar, FL: Krieger, 2006)
Address: 39 Waterford Dr., Worcester, MA
01602; dykstra39[at]aol.com
[Updated 2008]
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