Distinguished Professor of English Grace Schulman is Named Guggenheim Fellow for 2004
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Poet and Baruch College Distinguished Professor of English
Grace Schulman has been named a John
Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow for 2004,
among 185 artists, scholars, and scientists in 79 disciplines.
The Guggenheim Fellowship is one of the most prestigious individual
awards available to writers, artists, and scholars.
Schulman's poetry has been widely published in journals and
anthologies. Her collections include The Paintings of
Our Lives, For That Day Only, Hemispheres,
and Burn Down the Icons. She is the recipient of
a Delmore Schwartz Award for Poetry and of a Poetry Fellowship
from the New York Foundation of the Arts. She also is author
of Marianne Moore: The Poetry of Engagement; editor
of Ezra Pound; translator from the Hebrew of T. Carmi's
At the Stone of Losses; and co-translator from the
Spanish of Pablo Antonio Cuadra's Songs of Cifar.
Schulman serves as Poetry Editor of the Nation, and
is former director of the internationally renowned Poetry
Center at New York’s 92nd Street Y.
