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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 2017: Guggenheim Fellowships have been awarded annually since 1925, by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to those "who have demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability in the arts."[1]

Category Field of Study Fellow Ref
Creative Arts Biography Holly Brubach [2]
Choreography Keely Garfield [3][4]
Keith Hennessy [3]
Yvonne Meier [3]
Will Rawls [5][3]
Melinda Ring [3]
Pramila Vasudevan [3]
Drama and Performance Art Carson Kreitzer [3]
Aaron Landsman [6][3][4][7]
Rogelio Martínez [3][4]
Carmelita Tropicana [3]
Marianne Weems [6][3][4]
Fiction Brian Evenson [8]
Michelle Huneven [9]
Samantha Hunt [10][11][4]
Phil Klay [12][6][7]
Fiona Maazel [7][6][4][5]
Alexander Maksik (fr) [13]
Viet Thanh Nguyen [14]
Ron Rash [15]
Marisa Silver [11]
Film-Video Signe Baumane [4][3]
Zackary Canepari [3]
Laura Ann Harrison [16][3]
Kirsten Johnson [4][3]
Mike Kuchar [3]
Jen Liu [8][4][3]
Cynthia Madansky [3]
Antonio Méndez Esparza [3]
Rodrigo Reyes [3]
A.V. (Alina Victoria) Rockwell [3][4]
J.P. Sniadecki [17][3]
Steven Subotnick [8][3]
Billy Woodberry [8][3]
Fine Arts Derek Boshier [8][3]
Kathe Burkhart [8][3]
Cassils [8][3]
Mahwish Chishty [3]
Joseph DeLappe [3]
Lesley Dill [4][3]
Harry Dodge [8][3]
Eugenio Espinoza [3]
Elana Herzog [4][3]
Nicholas A. Hill [3]
Byron Kim [3][4]
Jennie Jieun Lee [3][4]
John W. Love Jr. [3]
James Luna [3]
Shari Mendelson [10][4][3]
Sandeep Mukherjee [3]
Paul O'Keeffe [3]
Jefferson Pinder [3]
Hunter Reynolds [4][3]
Kay Rosen [3]
Paul Rucker [18][4][3]
Zina Saro-Wiwa [10][3][4]
Jeanne Silverthorne [3][4]
Roy Thurston [3]
Leslie Wayne [3][4]
General Nonfiction Kevin Baker [19]
Emily Rapp Black [9]
Susan Faludi [13]
Masha Gessen [20][4]
David Mikics [21]
Ander Monson [22]
Benjamin Moser [23]
Cynthia Saltzman [4]
Music Composition John Aylward [24][25]
Oscar Bettison [18][25]
Dániel Péter Biró [25]
Mahir Cetiz [26][4][25]
Cindy Cox [9][25]
Ashley Fure [25]
Annie Gosfield [25][4]
Alec Hall [4][25]
Shelley Hirsch [25]
Joel Hoffman [25]
Christopher Stark (nl) [25]
Hans Thomalla [17][25]
Jeff "Tain" Watts [25]
Photography Marina Berio [3][4]
Mary F. Calvert [18][3]
Daniel W. Coburn [3]
Ken Gonzales-Day [3]
Thilde Jensen [3]
Leigh Ledare [3]
Michael Lundgren [3]
Amanda Means [3]
Shaun O'Boyle [3]
Maggie Steber [3]
Zoe Strauss [8][3]
Brad Temkin [3]
Poetry Michelle Boisseau [21][27]
Victoria Chang [11][27]
Jennifer Grotz [21][4][11][27]
Matthea Harvey [27][4]
Ishion Hutchinson [4][27]
Davis McCombs [27]
Gregory Pardlo [4][27]
Claudia Rankine [5][7][6][27][28]
Patrick Rosal [27][4]
Michael Waters [27]
Afaa M. Weaver [13][4][27]
Humanities American Literature Samuel Otter [9]
Classics Thomas K. Hubbard (de) [29]
Adriaan Lanni [30]
Dance Studies Brian Seibert [4]
English Literature Adela Pinch [31][32]
Mark Schoenfield [33]
European and Latin American History Michael David-Fox [32][4]
Jochen Hellbeck (de) [4]
Stefan-Ludwig Hoffmann (de) [9]
Timothy D. Snyder [28]
Suzanne Stewart-Steinberg [34]
Fine Arts Research Adam Herring [3]
Bissera V. Pentcheva [35][3]
History of Science, Technology and Economics Robert Aronowitz [36][4]
Susan D. Jones [37]
Intellectual and Cultural History Julia A. Clancy-Smith [22]
Margaret Cohen [35]
Sharon Marcus [32][4][26]
Cheryl Misak [38]
Linguistics Bryan Gick [39]
Literary Criticism Peter J. Kalliney [40]
Martin Puchner [30]
Medieval and Renaissance Literature Rita Copeland [36][4]
Paolo Squatriti [31]
Music Research Jesse Rodin [35]
Philosophy Margaret Morrison [38]
Michael Strevens [4]
Religion Mark E. Chancey [41]
Jonathan H. Ebel [42]
Michael D. McNally [43]
South Asian Studies John E. Cort [32]
Theatre Arts Stacy Wolf [7][6][4]
United States History Edward E. Baptist [4]
Matt Delmont [44]
Daniel K. Richter [36][4]
Andrew Zimmerman [4]
Natural Sciences Astronomy and Astrophysics Eric Agol [45]
Chemistry Daniel Mindiola [36]
Richmond Sarpong [45][9]
Sara Skrabalak [46]
Earth Science Cin-Ty Lee [45]
Engineering Daniel Lidar [14]
Mathematics Hee Oh [28]
Gigliola Staffilani [47]
Medicine and Health Aydoğan Özcan (tr) [9]
Tim Roughgarden [35]
Teresa K. Woodruff [17]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Ehab Abouheif [48]
Organismic Biology and Ecology Armin Moczek [46]
Physics B. Andrei Bernevig [7]
Science Writing Kevin Davies [49]
Deborah Rudacille [18]
Statistics David Blei [50][26]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Heather Hurst [16]
Cheryl Mattingly [14]
Shalini Shankar [17]
David Tavárez
Sarah Wagner [4]
Natasha Warikoo [30]
Constitutional Studies Linda Colley [7]
Economics Ulrike Malmendier [9]
Geography and Environmental Studies Robin Broad [5]
Julie Guthman [9]
Law Heidi Kitrosser [51]
Hiroshi Motomura [9]
Political Science Mark R. Beissinger [7]
Wendy Brown [9][32]
Psychology Tom Griffiths [45][9]
Sociology Gil Eyal [26]
Nancy Foner [12]

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