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The AAC comprises of distinguished scholars from various cultural and educational institutions across the United States. Based on the recommendations of the AAC, the final selection of grantees is made by The Japan Foundation Tokyo, and applicants are usually notified of the results in April. The AAC screens the following four programs: Research Fellowships, Short-Term Research Fellowships, Doctoral Fellowships, and the Institutional Support Program (ISP).
AWARDS
Awards are made on the basis of scholarly and professional quality; a project's contribution to a better understanding of Japanese culture, arts, language, and society, and the project's potential to stimulate cultural relations between Japan and the world.
2007-08

2006-07

2005-06

2004-05

2003-04

2002-03

2001-02

2000-01

1999-00

1998-99

1997-98

1996-97

1995-96

MEMBERS
as of September 2008
Prof. Kent Calder
Johns Hopkins University
Prof. Rebecca Copeland
Washington University in St. Louis
Prof. James Dobbins
Oberlin College
Prof. Sabine Fruhstuck
University of California at Santa Barbara
Prof. Laura Hein
Northwestern University
Prof. Wesley Jacobsen
Harvard University
Prof. Edward Lincoln
New York University
Prof. Susan Long
John Carroll University
Prof. Susan Napier
Tufts University
Prof. Jennifer Robertson
University of Michigan
Prof. Richard Samuels
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Prof. Leonard Schoppa
University of Virginia
Prof. Veronica Taylor
University of Washington
Prof. Anne Walthall
University of California, Irvine
Prof. Kikuko Yamashita
Brown University