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The John
Simon
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
provides fellowships
for advanced
professionals
in all
fields (natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, creative arts)
except the performing
arts.
Fellowships are not available for students. The Foundation only
supports individuals. It
does not make grants to institutions or organizations. The
Foundation selects its Fellows on the basis
of two separate competitions,
one for the United States
and Canada, the other for Latin America and
the Caribbean. (Read more) The United States and Canadian 2009 competition is closed. Completed applications for the Latin American and Caribbean 2009 competition should be postmarked no later than December 1, 2008. News
National Book Award Finalists 2008, Guggenheim Fellows. One of the three 2008 Nobel Prize winners in Physics is Guggenheim Fellow, Yoichiro Nambu '71. The 2007 Annual Report is available here. The 2008 MacArthur Fellows include four Guggenheim Fellowship recipients: Stephen Houston, ‘02, Anthropology and Cultural Studies; Jennifer Tipton, ‘86, Theater Arts; Nancy Siraisi, ‘82, History of Science and Technology; and Miguel Zenón, ‘08, Music Composition. Kay Ryan, a 2004 Guggenheim Fellow in Poetry, has been named the country's Poet Laureate for 2008-2009. Many past Poet Laureates have also been Guggenheim Fellows. This impressive list includes Charles Simic, Donald Hall, Louise Glück, Billy Collins, Stanley Kunitz, Robert Pinsky, Robert Hass, Rita Dove, Mona Van Duyn, Joseph Brodsky, Mark Strand, and many others. The 2008 Latin American and Caribbean Brochure is available here. Latin American and Caribbean Guggenheim Fellowship Awards, 2008 press release The list of 2008 Fellows in the Latin American and Caribbean competition is available here. The 2008 United States and Canadian Brochure is available here. The 2008 Pulitzer Prize winners include five Guggenheim Fellows: Junot Diaz '99, Fiction; Daniel Walker Howe '83; History; Robert Hass '79, Poetry; Philip Schultz '05, Poetry; and David Lang '87, Music. To date, 229 Guggenheim Fellows have received Pulitzer Prizes. A full-page announcement with the names of all new Fellows was printed by the New York Times on 4/7/08 and is available here. United States and Canadian Guggenheim Fellowship Awards, 2008 press release The list of 2008 Fellows in the United States and Canadian competition is available here. Two Guggenheim Fellows - Robert Hass '79 and Denis Johnson '86 - are among the winners of the 2007 National Book Award. The list of the Guggenheim Fellows who were the finalists is available here. The spreadsheet of all Guggenheim Fellows is available for download here. The three 2007 Nobel Prize winners in Economics are Guggenheim Fellows: Leonid Hurwicz '45; Eric S. Maskin '80; and Roger B. Myerson '83. To date, 101 Guggenheim Fellows have been named Nobel Laureates. National Book Award Finalists 2007, Guggenheim Fellows. |
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