Greetings! The 2023 ACMS fellowship selections have been completed. In 2023 ACMS selected 6 Field Research Fellows, 2 Library Fellows and 3 Intensive Summer Language Program Fellows, who come from diverse and varied backgrounds and fields of study. Please join us in congratulating the new ACMS Fellows!
Field Research Fellows:
| Christina Carolus | University of California, Berkeley | Sowing the Seeds of Empire: Subsistence Economic Transformation and the Emergence of East Asia's Earliest Nomadic Polity |
| Lee Orfila | University of Texas, Austin | Documentation of Mongolian Sign Language |
| Jeffrey Dolphin | University of Wyoming | Wildland-urban interface: gray wolves, feral dogs and human dimension in a Mongolian UNESCO Biosphere |
| John Koprowski | University of Wyoming | Wildlife Conservation and Anthropogenic Effects on the Summit of Asia's Oldest Protected Area, Bogd Khan Mountain |
| Uyanga Byambaa | University of California, Berkeley | Teacher Quality and Student Human Capital: Evidence from Rural Mongolia |
| Emily Eklund | University of Pittsburgh | Monuments as Anchored Places of Community in a Landscape of Movement |
Library Fellows:
| Mary Ellen Sloane | Middle Tennessee State University | Promoting Scholarly Communication and Research Evaluation in Mongolia |
| Saruul-Erdene Myagmar | Library of Congress | Cataloging Challenging Items |
ISLP Fellows:
| Einar Pieler | |
| Daniel Lindbergh Lang | Peace Corps/Metropolitan Department of Education |
| Maggie Lindrooth | Yale University |
Impressed by the quality of the fellowship topics! And, of course, the institutions that are behind these projects. ACMS should be proud of its support for these researchers.