During this year's meeting of the German Association of American Studies, Nathalie Rennhack was awarded with the prestigious Christoph Daniel Ebeling Fellowship of the GAAS and the American Antiquarian Society. The fellowship supports Nathalie Rennhack's work on her PhD project „Publication Politics in Early American Women’s Writing“, which she is pursuing as a member of the Graduate School of North American Studies and the Department of Culture at the JFK Institute. The one-month to two-months residence in Worcester, Massachusetts, provides an opportunity not only for research in collections that are extraordinarily comprehensive but also for collegial discussion and exchange with staff and other fellows, faculty in area colleges and universities, and other scholars visiting AAS from all over the United States and abroad.

More on the fellowship here