The Society of Fellows in the Humanities hosts up to eight Fellows in any given year. The Fellows are chosen for the originality and significance of their work and their ability to communicate across disciplinary boundaries. Coming from a number of different universities and fields of study, each Fellow brings a unique perspective—a perspective that is broadened and shared within the atmosphere of collegial discussion and teaching for which the Society is known.

Joshua Dubler, Princeton University, Department of Religion

Hagar Kotef, University of Tel Aviv, School of Philosophy

Kevin Lamb, Cornell University, Department of English

John Lombardini, Princeton University, Department of Politics

Jennifer Christine Nash, Harvard University, Department of African American Studies

David Novak, Columbia University, Department of Music

Patrick Singy, University of Chicago, Committee on Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science

Adam Smith, University of California, Los Angeles, Institute of Archaeology