Dear Craig,

Greetings from the American Council of Learned Societies!

I am pleased to let you know that we have now finalized the roster of 2010 ACLS fellowship recipients. Here are the awardees who identified themselves as members of the American Society for Legal History:

Abigail Firey / ACLS Digital Innovation Fellowship

Associate Professor, History, University of Kentucky

The Carolingian Canon Law Project: Access, Analysis, and Editing Large Corpora of "Living" Texts

Andrew Wender Cohen / ACLS Fellowship

Associate Professor, History, Syracuse University

Contraband: Smuggling and the Birth of the American Century

Kate Masur / Charles A. Ryskamp Research Fellowship

Assistant Professor, History, Northwestern University

"In All Things American Citizens": African Americans and Federal Employment in Post-Emancipation America

Ruth Mazo Karras / ACLS Fellowship

Professor, History, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Quasi-Marital Unions in Medieval Europe

Please note that there might be additional fellows who neglected to indicate their membership on their application.  For a comprehensive list of ACLS fellowship recipients, please refer to our website:  http://www.acls.org/fellows/new.

I hope this information is useful to you and encourage you to share the results with your members.  The application materials for the 2010-11 competition will be available on the ACLS website in July.

Best wishes,

Nicole

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Nicole A. Stahlmann

Director of Fellowship Programs

American Council of Learned Societies

nstahlmann@acls.org