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Past Graduate Fellows

Past Edward W. Pell Graduate Fellows include:

  • 4 graduate fellows sitting on a bench

    2022 Fellows

    • Ellie Renshaw, College of William & Mary
    • Estrella Salgado, University of Michigan
    • Ann Hewitt, University of Delaware
    • Jack Weaver, West Virginia University
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    2021 Fellows

    • Alex Hagler, Bryn Mawr College, Collections Fellow
    • Talia Brenner, North Carolina State University, Education Fellow
    • Sam Waltman, George Washington University, Collections Fellow
    • Brian Gerring, Norwich University, Curatorial Fellow
  • 2019 Grad Fellows Portrait

    2019 Fellows

    • Alexander H. Ellis, University of Vermont, Curatorial Fellow
    • Emily Grenier, University of Delaware, Education Fellow
    • Kaitlin McGrath, University of Kansas, Collections Fellow
    • Casey Oehler, Durham University, Collections Fellow

  • 2018 Fellows

    • Erin Benz, Seton Hall University, Collections Fellow
    • Samantha Wright, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Collections Fellow
    • Joseph Humnicky, Temple University, Curatorial Fellow
    • Julie Garner, Auburn University, Education Fellow
  • 2017 Grad Fellows

    2017 Fellows

    • Elizabeth Beaudoin, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Collections Fellow
    • Theresa (Terri) Ball, University of Washington, Research Fellow in Exhibitions
    • Anna Faherty, Simmons College, Collections Fellow
    • Kathryn (Katy) Kaslow, University of South Carolina, Education Fellow
  • 2016 Grad Fellows

    2016 Fellows

    • Riley Clark-Long, Connecticut College, Horticulture Fellow
    • Connor Wilson, Texas State University, Exhibitions Fellow
    • James (Jimmy) Wils, North Carolina State University, Interpretation Fellow
    • Elizabeth (Liz) Scully, New York University, Education Fellow
  • 2015 Grad Fellows

    2015 Fellows

    • Matthew P. Schlicksup, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Exhibitions Fellow
    • Richard (Ricky) Tomczak, Stony Brook University, Interpretation Fellow
    • Cathrine Davis, Western Michigan University, Collections Fellow
    • Heather M. Haley, Texas State University, Education Fellow

Fort Ticonderoga is an independent, not-for-profit educational institution open to the public since 1909. The Edward W. Pell Graduate Fellowships at Fort Ticonderoga are made possible in part by with support from the Edward W. Pell Education Endowment at Fort Ticonderoga and other generous individual donors. The Edward W. Pell Graduate Fellowships at Fort Ticonderoga in 2015 were made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.