The National Park Service’s Mellon Humanities Postdoctoral Fellows have recently earned humanities PhDs from universities across the United States. They are stationed in parks and programs across the National Park Service to develop new research on the multiple and complex stories that make up our nation’s history.
Learn more about our current fellows below.
Learn more about our current fellows below.
Meet Our Fellows
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2023-2025Dr. Hazim Abdullah-SmithGreen Book Cleveland Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Kelli Racine BarnesThe Nation's Origin Story Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Shelly BieselReintegrating Indigenous Ecological Knowledge into Northeast Waterway and Park Co-Stewardship Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Sarah BuchmeierWorkers, Agency, and the Industrial Landscape Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Jennifer CraigMariana Islands Wartime Experiences through Oral Histories Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Laura DominguezNew Perspectives in Transcontinental Railroad History Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Lisa FinkIdentifying Connections Between Indigenous Knowledge and Scientific Results Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Beth KruseAfrican American Experience in Vicksburg from Civil War through Reconstruction Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Shelby LandmarkDisability Representation at Historic Sites Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Sarah MontoyaUnpacking Indigeneity, Identity and Heritage of the Anza Expedition Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Sarah PawlickiNational Historic Landmarks Program Women's History Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Michelle Night PipePipestone Indian School Truth and Education Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Brittany RomanelloMigration, Movement, and Place-making on the Anza Trail Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Joshua StrayhornFreedom-seeking in the Era of the American Revolution Fellowship
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2023-2025Dr. Rami StuckyDocumenting Punk and Go-Go in the Nation’s Capital Fellowship
Last updated: February 13, 2025