List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1966

This is a list of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1966.^[1] From 2001 applicants,^[2] 322 scholars and artists were chosen to share $2,277,000.^[3] University of California, Berkeley (27), Columbia University (15), and University of Pennsylvania (13) had the highest number of faculty awarded.^[4]

1966 United States and Canadian Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Choreography	Paul Taylor	Paul Taylor Dance Company		Also won in 1961, 1983	[5][6]
	Drama and Performance Art	Jack Gelber			Also won in 1963	[7]
		Errol John		Creative writing for theatre	Also won in 1958	[8][9]
		Terrence McNally		Creative writing for theatre	Also won in 1969	[10]
	Fiction	Donald Barthelme		Writing		[11]
		Cecil Dawkins				[12]
		Stanley Lawrence Elkin	Washington University in St. Louis			[13][2]
		Jesse Hill Ford				[14]
		Tom Mayer	Instituto Allende			[3]
		Susan Sontag			Also won in 1975	[15]
		David Derek Stacton			Also won in 1960	[16][17][18]
	Fine Arts	Peter Agostini		Sculpture		[19]
		Calvin Albert	Pratt Institute	Sculpture		[20]
		John S. Anderson		Sculpture[citation needed]	Also won in 1965	[21]
		Giorgio Cavallon		Painting		[22]
		John Angus Chamberlain	University of New Mexico	Sculpture	Also won in 1977	[3]
		Sherman Drexler		Painting		[23]
		Edward Dugmore	Pratt Institute	Painting		[24]
		Friedel Dzubas		Painting	Also won in 1968	[25]
		Eugene Feldman	University of Pennsylvania	Photo-offset lithography		[4]
		Frank Gallo		Sculpture		[26]
		Al Held	Yale University	Painting		[27]
		Wolf Kahn		Painting		[28]
		David Levine		Graphic art		[29]
		Sven Lukin		Painting		[30]
		Eleanore Mikus	Monmouth College	Painting		[31]
		David P. Milby	Pennsylvania State University	Painting		[32]
		Frank Sumio Okada	Boeing	Painting		[33][34]
		Ricardo Yrarrázaval		Painting		[35]
	Music Composition	David Del Tredici		Composing		[36]
		Robert Erickson	San Francisco Conservatory of Music			[18]
		Morton Feldman				[37][38]
		Vincent Sauter Frohne				[39]
		Donald Harris	Ohio State University			[40]
		Bernhard Heiden	Indiana University			[39]
		Gerald Humel [de]				[41]
		Benjamin George Lees	Queens College, CUNY		Also won in 1954	[42]
		Robert Hall Lewis	Goucher College		Also won in 1979	[43]
		Frederic Myrow	SUNY Buffalo			[44]
		George Perle	Queens College, CUNY		Also won in 1974	[45]
		George Rochberg	University of Pennsylvania		Also won in 1956	[4][46]
		Robert E. Ward	Juilliard School of Music		Also won in 1949, 1950	[47]
		Hugo Weisgall	Pennsylvania State University		Also won in 1955, 1960	[48]
		La Monte Young				[49]
	Photography	Diane Arbus		"American Rites, Manners and Customs" project	Also won in 1963	[50]
		Paul Caponigro		Stone edifices in Ireland and England	Also won in 1975	[51][52]
		William Gedney		Studies of American life (posthumously published as A Time of Youth, 2021)		[53]
		Ray K. Metzker	Philadelphia College of Art		Also won in 1979	[54]
		Aaron H. Siskind	Illinois Institute of Technology			[26]
		David Vestal	New York Institute of Photography[citation needed]		Also won in 1973	[55][56]
	Poetry	A. R. Ammons	Cornell University	Writing		[57]
		John Berryman	University of Minnesota		Won for biography in 1952	[58]
		J. V. Cunningham	Brandeis University		Also won in 1959	[59][60]
		Donald Finkel	Washington University			[13][2]
		Richard Howard				[61]
		William E. Stafford	Lewis & Clark College			[62]
	Theatre Arts	Harry Gilbert Carlson	University of Georgia	Evolution of Swedish theater as a cultural institution		[63]
		David Mayer III	Lawrence University	English pantomime from 1806 to 1846		[64][65]
Humanities	American Literature	C. Hugh Holman	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	William Gilmore Sims		[66]
		R. W. B. Lewis	Yale University	Biography of Edith Wharton	Also won in 1975	[27]
		Jay Martin	Yale University	Biographical and critical study of Nathaniel West		[27]
		N. Scott Momaday	University of California, Santa Barbara	Resistance poets		[67]
		Willard Thorp	Princeton University	Social content of American fiction from the beginnings through 1865		[68]
	Architecture, Planning and Design	Robert Damora				[69]
		Edward Frank				[70]
		Taylor M. Potter	United Presbyterian Church of the United States	Christian worship and its expression through architecture		[71]
		Frank J. Tysen	Institute of Public Administration	Urban ugliness		[72][73]
	Bibliography	Ruth Mortimer	Harvard College Library	Descriptive catalogue of Itailan 16th century illustrated books in the Harvard College Library		[74][75]
		Lawrence Clark Powell	University of California, Los Angeles	Survey of books on California, emphasizing the influence of landscape on literature	Also won in 1950	[76]
	Biography	Irving H. Bartlett	Carnegie Institute of Technology	Daniel Webster		[77]
		Frank Brady	Pennsylvania State University			[78]
		Peter Burchard				[79]
		Eleanor Flexner		Biography of Mary Wollstonecraft		[80]
	British History	F. David Roberts	Dartmouth College			[81]
		Peter D. Stansky	Stanford University		Also won in 1973	[82]
	Classics	Milton V. Anastos (el)	University of California, Los Angeles	Intellectual history of the Byzantine Empire	Also won in 1954	[76][75]
		John Kinloch Anderson	University of California, Berkeley	Greek military history in the time of Xenophon		[83][18]
		Sterling Dow	Harvard University	Studies in Greece in antiquity	Also won in 1934, 1959	[84][85]
		Michael C. J. Putnam	Brown University			[86]
		Thomas G. Rosenmeyer	University of California, Berkeley		Also won in 1982	[87]
	East Asian Studies	Tse-tsung Chow	University of Wisconsin–Madison			[65]
	Economic History	John M. Day	Tel Aviv University			[88]
		Charlotte J. Erickson	London School of Economics			[89]
		William Nelson Parker	Yale University	Changes in American agriculture, 1840-1910		[27]
		Theodore Saloutos	University of California, Los Angeles	History of the American farmer and the New Deal		[76]
	English Literature	Robert B. Alter	Columbia University		Also won in 1978	[90][91]
		Lloyd E. Berry	University of Illinois, Urbana	Edition of the works of Thomas Elyot		[26][75]
		Donald F. Bond	University of Chicago		Also won in 1958	[26]
		Jack P. Dalton	SUNY Buffalo	Completion of an edition of 66 notebooks used by James Joyce in the composition of Finnegans Wake	Also won in 1964	[44]
		George Siemers Fayen, Jr.	Yale University	Study of Thomas Hardy's notebooks		[27]
		Edgar Johnson	City College of New York		Also won in 1956	[92][93]
		Francis Russell Hart	University of Virginia	Modern Scottish novel		[94]
		Joyce Hemlow	McGill University		Also won in 1951, 1960	[95]
		Herbert Howarth	University of Pennsylvania	English writers		[4]
		Maurice Kelley	Princeton University	Edition of Milton's Christian Doctrine		[68]
		Louis A. Landa	Princeton University	Economic ideas in 18th-century literature	Also won in 1946	[96][68]
		John Loftis, Jr.	Stanford University	Anglo-Spanish dramatic relations in the later 17th century		[97][18]
		Ralph Noel Maud	Simon Fraser University	Research for an edition of the unpublished writings of Dylan Thomas		[98][95]
		Clarence H. Miller	St. Louis University	Edition of St. Thomas More's Expositio Passionis		[13][2]
		Robert L. Peters	University of California, Riverside			[99]
		Thomas C. Pinney	Pomona College	Collected letters of Thomas Babington Macaulay	Also won in 1984	[100]
		Irene Samuel	Hunter College	John Milton's theory of literary criticism		[101][75]
		Charles A. Ryskamp	Princeton University	Complete edition of the letters of William Cowper		[68]
		Aileen Ward	Brandeis University			[102]
	Fine Arts Research	Klaus Berger	University of Kansas	Japanese sources of European paintings, 1860–1910		[103][13][75]
		Dietrich von Bothmer	Metropolitan Museum of Art			[104]
		François Bucher	Yale University	Gothic architecture in the light of a newly discovered 15th-century sketchbook	Also won in 1958	[68]
		Malcolm John Campbell	University of Pennsylvania	Art patronage of the Medici		[4]
		Albert Elsen	Indiana University	Origin and evolution of modern sculpture, 1890–1920		[39]
		Julius S. Held	Barnard College	catalogue raissone of the oil sketches of Pieter Paul Rubens	Also won in 1952	[105][75]
		Juergen Schulz	University of California, Berkeley	Topographical history of Venice		[106][18]
	Folklore and Popular Culture	Alan Dundes	University of California, Berkeley	History of folk narrative scholarship		[106][18]
		Holger O. Nygard	Duke University			[107]
		Felix J. Oinas	Indiana University	Slavic and Balto-Finnic folklore	Also won in 1961	[39]
		Warren E. Roberts	Indiana University	Comparison of folk architecture in Northern Europe and the United States		[39]
	French History	Edward T. Gargan	Wesleyan University	History of French thought from 1860 to 1990		[27]
		Ernest John Knapton	Wheaton College			[108]
		John Baptist Wolf	University of Minnesota	Completion of a biography of Louis XIV of France	Also won in 1959	[58]
	French Literature	Olga Bernal	Vassar College			[109]
		Raymond Federman	SUNY Buffalo	Establishing new trends in French poetry, 1945-1965		[44]
		René Girard	Johns Hopkins University	Studies of Andre Malraux, Albert Camus, and Jean-Paul Sartre	Also won in 1959	[43]
		John Clarke Lapp	Stanford University	Jean de La Fontaine's Tales	Also won in 1973	[97][18][75]
Robert James Nelson		University of Pennsylvania	Jean Rotrou		[4]
General Nonfiction	Constantine FitzGibbon				[110]
German and East European History	Klaus Epstein [de]	Brown University			[111]
	Otto Pflanze	University of Minnesota, Minneapolis	Bismarck and the consolidation of the German Reich, 1871-1890		[58]
	Stanford Jay Shaw	University of California, Los Angeles			[112]
German and Scandinavian Literature	Adolf D. Klarmann	University of Pennsylvania	History of modern German drama		[4]
	Gerald Gillespie	Harpur College	German poetry		[113]
	Victor Lange	Princeton University	Development of the German novel in the 18th century	Also won in 1950	[68][75]
	Burton E. Pike	Cornell University	Thematic works of Thomas Mann		[57]
	Heinz Politzer	University of California, Berkeley	Literary history of Austria, 1789–1918	Also won in 1958, 1974	[106][18]
History of Science and Technology	John Colton Greene	University of Kansas	American science in the age of Thomas Jefferson		[103][13]
Italian Literature	Dante Della Terza	Harvard University	Development of Torquato Tasso's poetry		[114][75]
	Luciano Rebay	Columbia University			[115]
	Richard Allen Webster	University of California, Berkeley	Transition from parliamentary democracy to fascism in Italy, 1911–1915		[106][18]
	Frank Roy Willis	University of California, Davis			[116]
Linguistics	Yakov Malkiel	University of California, Berkeley	Theoretical linguistics	Also won in 1948, 1959	[106][18]
	Herbert Penzl	University of California, Berkeley	Phonemic structures of the dialects in four major Old High German texts		[106][18]
Literary Criticism	Karl Kroeber	University of Wisconsin, Madison			[65]
	Peter L. Thorslev, Jr.	University of California, Los Angeles	Free will and determinism in the romantic period		[76]
	René Wellek	Yale University	Completion of a history of modern criticism	Also won in 1951, 1952, 1956	[117][27]
Medieval History	Walter H. Principe	St. Michael's College, University of Toronto			[95]
Medieval Literature	Alfred David	Indiana University	Preparation of an edition of Chaucer's short poems and The Romaunt of the Rose		[39]
	Martin Stevens	Ohio State University			[45]
Music Research	David D. Boyden	University of California, Berkeley	History of violin playing	Also won in 1954, 1970	[106][18]
	George John Buelow [pt]	New York University			[118]
	Friedrich von Huene		Comparative study of historical woodwinds		[119]
	Owen Jander [fr]	Wellesley College			[120]
	Janet E. Knapp	Boston University	Latin poetry in the musical liturgies of the 11th and 12th centuries		[75]
	Leonard D. Stein	Claremont Graduate School	Creative processes of the manuscripts of Schoenberg		[121]
Near Eastern Studies	Hans Goedicke [de]	Johns Hopkins University	Edition of inscriptions and documents pertaining to the history of ancient Egypt		[43]
	Norman Golb	University of Chicago		Also won in 1964	[26]
	Howard Clark Kee	Drew University			[122]
	George Makdisi	University of Michigan		Also won in 1957	[123]
	Joan L. L. Oates	University of Cambridge	Archaeological survey in Mandali, Iraq and between Mandali and Badra		[124]
	Hisham B. Sharabi	Georgetown University			[125]
Linguistics	Haim Blanc [he]	Hebrew University			[126]
Philosophy	Isaac Levi	Western Reserve University	Positive and normative aspects of the concept of rationality		[41]
	Thomas Nagel	University of California, Berkeley	Motivational basis of ethics		[106][18]
	David S. Shwayder	University of California, Berkeley	Philosophy of language		[106][18]
	William Walker Tait, III	University of Illinois, Chicago Circle			[26]
	James Jerome Walsh	Columbia University			[127]
Religion	William David Davies	Union Theological Seminary		Also won in 1960	[128]
	Van A. Harvey	Southern Methodist University	Ethics of belief in 19th-century religious thought	Also won in 1971	[129]
Renaissance History	Rosalie Littell Colie	University of Iowa	Life and works of Hugo Grotius	Also won in 1958	[130][131][75]
	Frank Manley	Emory University	Preparation of an edition of St. Thomas More's Dyalogue of Comforte	Also won in 1978	[63][75]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature	Samuel Gordon Armistead	University of California, Los Angeles	Prose versions of La Gesta de las Mocedades del Cid	Also won in 1971	[76]
	Diego Catalán	University of California, Berkeley	13th and 14th century Spanish historiography		[106][18]
	Ramón Martínez López [es]	University of Texas, Austin	Lexicological studies of the prose works of Alfonso X		[132]
	Philip W. Silver	Oberlin College	Contemporary Spanish poetry		[41]
	Iris Milagros Zavala	Universidad de Puerto Rico			[133]
United States History	Kenneth Kyle Bailey	Texas Western College	Southern white Protestantism in the 19th century		[134]
	Richard S. Dunn	University of Pennsylvania	Comparative history of the English Colonies in America		[4]
	Peter Gay	Columbia University		Also won 1977	[135]
	Stanley P. Hirshson	Queens College, CUNY			[136]
	Richard Hofstadter		The Progressive Historians: Turner, Beard, Parrington (published 1968)		[137][138]
	Winthrop D. Jordan	University of California, Berkeley	Transformation of American social values, 1730-1790		[106][18]
	Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.				[139]
	Gabriel Morris Kolko	University of Pennsylvania	United States foreign policy between 1944 and 1956		[4]
	Robert A. Skotheim	Wayne State University	American reaction to the idea of European totalitarianism		[140]
	John Edward Sunder	University of Texas at Austin	Conservation of natural resources in the trans-Mississippi west from 1800 to 1865		[132]
	James Harvey Young	Emory University	History of the Food and Drug Administration		[63]
Natural Sciences	Applied Mathematics	Cathleen S. Morawetz	New York University		Also won 1978	[141]
		Hiroshi Sato	Ford Motor Company	Relationship between crystal and electronic structures in transition metal alloys		[142]
		Aaron D. Wyner				[21]
		George Zames	Massachusetts Institute of Technology			[143]
	Astronomy and Astrophysics	David Bodansky	University of Washington		Also won 1974	[144]
		Jack Stanley Goldstein	Brandeis University	Work at the astrophysics lab at the University of Rome		[145]
		Robert A. Gross	Columbia University			[146]
		William M. Protheroe	University of Pennsylvania	Photometry of eclipsing binary stars in the southern hemisphere		[4]
	Chemistry	Leland C. Allen [de]	Princeton University	Electronic structure theory of large molecules	Also won in 1967	[68]
		Irving A. Breger	U.S. Geological Survey	Chemical structure of coal		[147]
		Thomas A. Carlson	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Atomic consequences of radioactive decay		[14]
		Howard H. Claassen	Wheaton College	Reactive inorganic fluorides		[26][148]
		James W. Cobble	Purdue University	Thermodynamic properties and the oxidation states of the chemical elements in aqueous solutions		[39]
		Larry A. Haskin	University of Wisconsin, Madison			[65]
		James Lynn Hoard	Cornell University	Structures of coordination complexes of biological interest	Also won in 1946, 1960	[57]
		Stephen Prager	University of Minnesota	Flow of gases at low pressures	Also won in 1958	[58]
		William H. Reinmuth	Columbia University			[149]
		Dean Wentworth Robinson	Johns Hopkins University	Spectra and electronic structure of some first-period diatomic molecules		[43]
		Klaus Ruedenberg [de]	Iowa State University	Quantum chemistry and molecular physics		[131][150]
		Joseph Silverman	University of Maryland, College Park	Radiation chemistry of polymers		[43]
		Charles Frederick Wilcox, Jr.	Cornell University	Theoretical organic chemistry		[57]
	Computer Science	George L. Turin	University of California, Berkeley	Statistical communication theory		[106][18]
	Earth Science	Hubert Lloyd Barnes	Pennsylvania State University			[151]
		William B. N. Berry [de]	University of California, Berkeley	Distribution and phylogeny of Siluarian graptolites in Europe		[83][106][18]
		Gerhard Oertel	University of California, Los Angeles	Mechanism of shear fracture in rocks with slaty cleavage		[76]
		Philip Moore Orville	Yale University	North American-Eurasian ornithopod dinosaurs ad early cretaceous faunas		[27]
		John H. Ostrom	Yale University			[152]
		George Veronis	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Work at the International Institute of Meteorology in Stockholm	Also won in 1959	[153]
	Engineering	Hal O. Anger	University of California, Berkeley	Radioisotope cameras in medical diagnosis		[83][18]
		S. George Bankoff	Northwestern University			[26]
		Alvin W. Trivelpiece	University of California, Berkeley	Mechanisms generating turbulence in hot and cold plasmas		[154][106][18]
		Peter E. Wagner	Johns Hopkins University	Phonon avalanches in paramagnetic salts		[43]
		Robert Clark Wentworth	Lockheed Missiles and Space Company	Magnetic vibrations		[97][18]
		Donald Roger Willis	University of California, Berkeley	Theory of the flow of rarefied polyatomic gases		[106][18]
	Mathematics	Felix Browder	University of Chicago		Also won in 1953	[26]
		Shiing-Shen Chern	University of Chicago	Nonlinear partial differential equations arising from geometrical problems	Also won in 1954	[106][18]
		Avner Friedman	Northwestern University			[26]
		Paul Roesel Garabedian	Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences		Also won 1981	[155]
		James Allister Jenkins	Washington University	Geometric studies in the theory of univalent functions		[13][2]
		Louis Nirenberg	New York University		Also won 1975	[156]
		Gerald Enoch Sacks	Cornell University	Axioms of recursion theory		[57]
		Robert Lawson Vaught	University of California, Berkeley	Foundations of mathematics		[106][18]
	Medicine and Health	Philip Aisen	Mount Sinai Hospital	Anion binding properties of transferrin		[157]
		Philip S. Chen, Jr.	University of Rochester	Calcium transport across living membranes		[158]
		Robert M. Epstein	Columbia University			[159]
		Attallah Kappas	University of Chicago			[26]
		Alfred F. Michael, Jr.	University of Minnesota Medical School	Biochemical nature and development of cell membranes		[58]
		Malcolm R. Miller	University of California Medical Center		Also won in 1955	[18]
		David Schachter	Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons			[160]
		Andrew G. Szent-Győrgyi	Dartmouth Medical School			[161]
		Lewis William Wannamaker	University of Minnesota	Biology of streptococci		[58]
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Daniel E. Atkinson	University of California, Los Angeles	Theoretical and experimental studies on metabolic regulation		[76]
		Sterling Chaykin	University of California, Davis			[162]
		R. David Cole	University of California, Berkeley	Fundamental aspects of protein chemistry		[106][18]
		Eugene Goldwasser	University of Chicago			[26]
		Corwin Hansch	Pomona College		Also won in 1952	[163]
		Edwin G. Krebs	University of Washington			[164]
		Donald B. McCormick	Cornell University	Mechanisms of action of the flavoproteins		[57]
		Matthew Meselson	Harvard University			[165]
		Alwin M. Pappenheimer, Jr.	Harvard University			[166]
		Russell Ross	University of Washington			[167]
		Irwin William Sherman	University of California, Riverside	Research at the Carlsberg Biologic Institute in Copenhagen		[168] f
		Peter H. Tsao	University of California, Riverside			[169]
		Milton Zaitlin	University of Arizona	Mutants of the tobacco mosaic virus		[170]
Organismic Biology and Ecology	Clifford O. Berg	Cornell University	Ecology of the snail-killing flies of South America		[57]
	Arthur Barclay Chapman	University of Wisconsin–Madison			[65]
	José Henrique Guimarães	Secretariat of Agriculture of the State of São Paulo	Etymology		[171]
	Frederic W. Hill	University of California, Davis			[172]
	DeForest Mellon, Jr.	University of Virginia	Sensory processes of insect feeding regulation		[94]
	Charles Duncan Michener	University of Kansas	Behavior of primitive social bees in Africa	Also won in 1955	[173][103][13]
	William Wright Milstead	University of Missouri, Kansas City	American box turtles		[13][2]
	Francis John Rolle	Universidad de Puerto Rico	West Indian thrushes (Miocichla (Aves))		[174]
	Evert I. Schlinger	University of California, Berkeley	Acrocerid flies in Chile		[175]
	Marcus Singer	Western Reserve University School of Medicine			[176]
Physics	Ansel C. Anderson	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign			[26]
	Walter E. Bron	IBM Research Center			[177]
	William Chinowsky	University of California, Berkeley	Elementary particle interactions	Also won 1978	[106][18]
	Stanley Deser	Brandeis University	Research at Sorbonne		[178]
	Richard Diamond [de]	Lawrence Radiation Laboratory	Nuclear structure		[106][18]
	Joseph Francis Dillon, Jr.				[21]
	Young B. Kim	Bell Telephone Laboratory	Superconductivity		[21]
	Donald Newton Langenberg	University of Pennsylvania	Electronic structure of metals		[4]
	David M. Lee	Cornell University	Thermodynamics of solid and liquid helium	Also won 1974	[57]
	Tsung-Dao Lee	Columbia University			[179]
	Marshall Luban	University of Pennsylvania	Theory of the properties of liquid helium four		[4]
	Malcolm Harris Macfarlane	Argonne National Laboratory	Research at Oxford University		[26][180]
	Earl W. McDaniel	Georgia Institute of Technology	Theory of atomic collision phenomena		[63]
	Lewis Harold Nosanow	University of Minnesota, Minneapolis	Theory of the properties of quantum crystals		[58]
	Susumu Okubo	University of Rochester	Elementary particle physics		[158]
	Henry Primakoff	University of Pennsylvania	Junction of nuclear and elementary particle physics		[4]
	J. Robert Schrieffer	University of Pennsylvania	Correlation effects in relation to magnetic states in metal		[4]
	Glen A. Slack	General Electric Research Laboratory			[181]
	Prem Prakash Srivastava	Brazilian Center for Research in Physics, Rio de Janeiro			[182]
	Harold K. Ticho	University of California, Los Angeles	Elementary particle physics	Also won in 1973	[76]
	Ahmed R. Frank Wazzan	University of California, Los Angeles	Magnetism in solids		[76]
	Wolfgang Lothar Wiese	National Bureau of Standards			[183]
	Emil Wolf	University of Rochester	Coherence phenomena in modern optical physics		[158]
	Charles Zemach	University of California, Berkeley	Theory of elementary particle physics		[106][18]
	Alexander Zucker	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Nuclear structure physics		[14]
Plant Sciences	Robert E. Beardsley	Manhattan College	Crown-gall tumor induction in plants		[184]
	Ernest M. Gifford [ru]	University of California, Davis			[185]
	William Paul Jacobs	Princeton University	Movement of hormones in plant roots		[68]
	George G. Laties	University of California, Los Angeles	Regulatory mechanisms governing respiratory activity in plant tissues		[76]
	Oswaldo Fidalgo			Also won in 1964	[186]
	A. Douglas McLaren	University of California, Berkeley	Photochemistry of viruses, particularly at short wavelengths of ultraviolet radiation		[106][18]
	Albert L. Page	University of California, Riverside			[187]
Statistics	Erich L. Lehmann	University of California, Berkeley	Nonparametric techniques and their properties	Also won in 1955, 1979	[106][18]
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Kenneth Eyre Read	University of Washington			[188]
		David M. Schneider	University of Chicago			[26]
	Economics	Lloyd G. Reynolds	Yale University	Revenue and expenditure patterns in European industrial countries	Also won in 1954	[27]
		T. Y. Shen	University of California, Davis			[189]
		Douglas Y. Thorson	Bradley University			[26]
		Sho-Chieh Tsiang	University of Rochester	Monetary theory		[158]
		Lloyd Ulman	University of California, Berkeley	Assessment of the effectiveness of incomes policies in selected European countries		[106][18]
	Education	Solon T. Kimball	University of Florida			[190]
	Geography and Environmental Studies	Sheldon Judson	Princeton University	Physical environment and human occupancy in Etruria from Villanovan time to the present	Also won in 1961	[191][68]
		Donald William Meinig	Syracuse University	Historical and cultural geography of the American West		[192]
		H. Roy Merrens	University of Wisconsin			[65]
		Rhoads Murphey	University of Michigan, Ann Arbor			[193]
	Law	Richard Reeve Baxter	Harvard Law School	Creation of customary international law		[194]
		Charles Montgomery Gray	University of Chicago			[26]
		Ernest van den Haag	New School for Social Research			[195]
		Stephan Kuttner	Yale University	Medieval canon law	Also won in 1956	[27]
		Richard B. Lillich	Syracuse University College of Law	Substantive rules governing the responsibility of states for injuries to aliens		[192]
	Political Science	David P. Calleo	Yale University	Postwar British attitudes toward European unity		[27]
		René Albrecht-Carrié	Columbia University			[196]
		Richard Michael Cyert	Carnegie Institute of Technology	Decision-making		[77]
		Bernard B. Fall	Howard University	Viet Cong		[197]
		Robert Allen Goldwin	University of Chicago	John Locke's works in Great Britain		[26][198]
		Arnold Kramish	University of California, Los Angeles	Interaction of science and technology with other elements of national and internal policy		[76]
		Val R. Lorwin	University of Oregon			[62]
		John D. Martz	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Class and political culture in Ecuador		[199]
	Psychology	Peter C. Dodwell	Queen's University at Kingston			[95]
	Sociology	James Samuel Coleman	Johns Hopkins University	Theory of collective decisions		[43]
		Nathan Glazer	University of California, Berkeley	Comparative studies in problems of social policy	Also won in 1954	[200][106][18]
		Talcott Parsons	Harvard University			[201]
		Rita J. Simon	University of Illinois, Urbana			[26]

1966 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Fiction	Max Aub	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México	Mexican Revolution	Also won in 1968, 1971	[202][203]
	Fine Arts	Alberto W. Collie	Harvard Graduate School of Design (student)	Sculpture		[204]
		Marta Minujín		Move to New York City		[205]
		Honorio Morales		Travel to New York City		[206]
		Luis Felipe Noé			Also won in 1965	[207]
	Poetry	Homero Aridjis	Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes		Also won in 1979	[208]
Humanities	Architecture, Planning and Design	Teresa Gisbert de Mesa	Higher University of San Andrés		Also won in 1958	[209]
	Fine Arts Research	José Roberto Teixeira Leite [pt]	State University of Campinas			[210][211]
	Folkore and Popular Culture	Isabel Aretz	Instituto Nacional de Cultura y Bellas Artes	Indigenous music of South and Central America		[212][213][214]
		Luis Felipe Ramón y Rivera	National Institute of Folklore			[215]
	Iberian and Latin American History	José A. Gautier	Universidad de Puerto Rico			[216]
		José Miranda González (es)	Universidad Nacional de México		Also won in 1957	[217]
	Linguistics	Luis Jaime Cisneros [es; fr; qu]	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Philological studies		[218]
	Music Research	Francisco Curt Lange				[219]
	Spanish and Portuguese Literature	Enrique Carlos Pezzoni [es]	Universidad de Buenos Aires	Poetry of Octavio Paz		[220]
	Theatre Arts	Gabriela Roepke Bahamonde	Universidad Católica de Chile			[221]
Natural Sciences	Earth Sciences	Carlos de Paula Couto	National Museum of Brazil		Also won in 1949, 1951	[222]
		José F. Bonaparte	National University of Tucumán		Also won in 1972	[223]
	Engineering	Kenneth S. Julien	University of the West Indies			[224]
	Medicine and Health	João Garcia Leme	Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto			[225]
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Jorge E. Allende	Institute of Physical Chemistry and Pathology		Also won in 1971	[226]
		Fernando Bastarrachea	Instituto Politécnico Nacional		Also won in 1965	[227]
	Organismic Biology and Ecology	Miguel A. Klappenbach [es]	National Museum of Natural History, Uruguay			[228]
		Pablo R. San Martín	Universidad de Montevideo	General study on the Bothriuridae family		[229][230]
		Eduardo del Solar Osses	University of Chile		Also won in 1965	[231]
	Plant Sciences	Aylthon Brandão Joly [es; pt]	Universidade de São Paulo			[232]
		Armando Dugand	National University of Colombia		Also won in 1965	[233]
		Maria E. P. K. Fidalgo (es) (ast)	Botanical Garden of São Paulo		Also won in 1964	[234]
		Rafael Ramon Romero Castañeda	Universidad Nacional de Colombia			[235]
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Fernando Horcasitas	National School of Anthropology and History			[236]
		Ramiro Matos Mendieta (es)	National University of the Center of Peru		Also won in 1965	[237]
		Alberto Rex González (es)	National University of La Plata, National University of the Littoral		Also won in 1956, 1967	[238]

See also

• Guggenheim Fellowship
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1965
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1967

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72. "Urban Research". Los Angeles Times. 1966-04-28. p. 184. Retrieved 2024-06-22 – via newspapers.com.
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80. "Receives grant". The Morning Union. Springfield, Massachusetts. 1966-04-04. p. 5. Retrieved 2024-06-22 – via newspapers.com.
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