Melchior Baltazar, Independent scholar, “The Influence of George Washington’s Military Aides and Officers on the Evolution of His Views on Slavery” (North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati Fellowship)
Jonathan Jacobo Bar Shuali, University of Madrid, “Fighting Antisemitism in Military History” (New York State Society of the Cincinnati Fellowship)
Richard Bell, University of Maryland, “A Global History of the American Revolution” (Society of the Cincinnati of Maryland Fellowship)
Zachary Deibel, Virginia Military Institute, “The Civic Educational Enterprise of the American Revolution” (Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia Fellowship)
Catherine Duffy, Coastal Heritage Society, Savannah, Georgia, “Loyalists & Liberty: Savannah in the American Revolution” (Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Georgia Leland Madison Park Library Fellowship)
Charles Evered, playwright, an untitled play on George Washington (Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Fellowship)
William Fahey, Thomas More College, the Penobscot Expedition of 1779 (Thomas Jay McCahill III Fellowship of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire)
Kaitlin Fergeson, Independent scholar, “Identifying Cavalry Uniforms of the American Revolution” (Society of the Cincinnati in the State New Jersey Fellowship)
VanJessica Gladney, University of Pennsylvania, “A ‘Rebellion’ Called ‘Shays’s’: The Massachusetts Regulation of 1786-1787” (Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati Fellowship)
Susan Brynne Long, Charles Young Postdoctoral Fellow, The United States Army Center of Military History, “Prisoner of War Management in the American Revolution” (The State Society of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania Fellowship.)
James L. Kochan, Independent scholar, “Uniforms of the Continental Army’s Mid-Atlantic States” (Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Connecticut Robert Girard Carroon Fellowship)
Christopher Minty, Center for Digital Editing, University of Virginia, “Naval Documents of the American Revolution” (Ellen McCallister Clark Massachusetts Library Fellowship)
Sandra Moats, University of Wisconsin, Parkside, “U.S. Consuls and the Development of American Diplomacy” (Keith Armistead Carr Fellowship)