Lectures by leading public scholars, Pulitzer, Emmy, Peabody and Academy Award winners
Anschutz Distinguished Fellows have spoken on the art of narrative nonfiction, presidential speechwriting, social media poetics, experimental theater, and much more.
Spring 2019 fellow Brittney Cooper spoke on “The Future of Black Studies (in Theory).”
Brittney Cooper, Spring 2019 Anschutz Distinguished Fellow in American Studies, in conversation with the audience after her lecture on April 9, 2019. Photo by Sarah Malone.
A public lecture by each Anschutz Distinguished Fellow in their semester at Princeton
Endowed in 1997 through the generosity of Philip and Nancy Anschutz and their daughters Sarah Anschutz Hunt ’93 and Elizabeth Anschutz ’96
The Anschutz Distinguished Fellowship brings to Princeton for one semester a leading scholar or practitioner in American arts, letters, politics, or commerce.
Richard Steven Street, Asparagus harvester at dawn, San Joaquin Valley, CA, 1996. Courtesy of Streetshots