2001-2002 PEAES Fellows
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Dr. Seth Rockman, Assistant Professor of History, Occidental College, “Between Freedom and Slavery: Working for Wages in Early Baltimore and Philadelphia.”
Dissertation Fellow
Shawn Kimmel, Ph.D. candidate in American Studies, University of Michigan, “Political Economy in Philadelphia’s Pamphlet Literature of Philanthropy and Reform, 1825-1855.”
Short-Term Fellows
Jennifer Anderson-Lawrence, Ph.D. candidate in History, New York University, “Mahogany as a Commodity in the Atlantic World Economy.”
Kenryu Hashikawa, Ph.D. candidate in History, Columbia University, “City and Country in the Early Republic: Social and Economic Networks in the New York-Philadelphia Region.”
Brian Luskey, Ph.D. candidate in History, Emory University, “Marginal Men: Clerks and the Social Boundaries of 19th-Century America.”
Sarah Hand Meacham, Ph.D. candidate in History, University of Virginia, “The Topography of Drink: Gender and the Creation of a Market for Alcohol in Early Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland.”