June 1, 2022
External Fellowships -- Congratulations to our grads!

Congratulations to all of the following students for receiving these external fellowships!  The diversity of fields and agencies attests to the significance and innovative character of research undertaken across our department.

Kudos also to those of you who have received GRMs, GSRMS, and to so many of you who have received non-stipendiary awards (university and external), for travel, research, and conferences.

Hearty congratulations from all of us in the department!

 

UCLA Art History external awards, 2022-23

David Bardeen – David E. Finley Fellowship, CASVA, National Gallery of Art, Washington 2022-25

Abby Berry – Canadian Graduate Scholarship – Doctoral, Social Science and Humanities Research Council (2022-25)

Joy Chen – The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Sylvan C. Coleman and Pam Coleman Memorial Fund Fellowship 2022-23

Amy Crum – Predoctoral Fellowship in Latinx Art hosted by the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Archives of American Art

Louise Deglin – John Carter Brown Library Fellowship

Nicolyna Enriquez – CMRS-CEGS Dissertation Research Fellowship

Connor Hamm – Smithsonian American Art Museum, Wyeth Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship (2022-23)

Laura Hutchingame – UCLA CMRS Center for Early Global Studies – George T. and Margaret W. Romani Fellowship (2022-23)

Talia Lieber – Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA) Fellowship in Rwanda, 2022-23

AJ Meyer – Andrew W. Mellon Predoctoral Fellowship, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, 2022-23 [in residence]

Miranda Saylor – Meadows Museum’s Center for Spain in America Curatorial Fellowship

Tori Jean Schmitt – Medieval Academy of America Birgit Baldwin Fellowship in French Medieval History (2022-24)

Kevin Torres-Spicer – Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship

Joanna Szupinska – 2022-23 Joan and Stanford Alexander Dissertation Award from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Rachel Daphne Weiss – Dissertation Fellowship, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library