GRANTS

The Caxton Club is pleased to support 2025 Honey & Wax Book Collecting Prize for women aged 30 or younger. Submissions are now open. https://www.honeyandwaxbooks.com/prize.php

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The Bibliographical Society of America Caxton Club Fellowship for Midwestern Bibliographers

Michael Johnston (Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana), for research on manuscript copies of the Middle English poem, “The Prick of Conscience.”

T. Kimball Brooker/Caxton Club Scholarship, Rare Book School

Tammy Clemons is an early career independent scholar, having received her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Kentucky in 2021. Already accomplished in visual anthropology and Appalachian studies, Tammy intends to use her Rare Book School training to “expand [her] potential as a scholar, teaching artist, zine-maker, and cultural organizer.”

The Bibliographical Society of America Caxton Club Fellowship for Midwestern Bibliographers

Caxtonian, Nora Epstein (University of St Andrews, UK), “Visual Commonplacing: The Transmission and Reception of Printed Devotional Images in Reformed England.”

T. Kimball Brooker/Caxton Club Scholarship, Rare Book School

Amanda (Mandy) Choie is an early career special collections librarian at Michigan State University and aspires to use her Rare Book School training to further her knowledge of 19th and 20th century American book history.

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Jill Misawa Axelson University of Illinois

Esther Cho University of Wisconsin-Madison

Yueqi Huang School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Sophie Loubere University of Wisconsin-Madison

Sam Northcut University of Wisconsin-Madison

2022-2023 Caxton Club School of the Art Institute Undergrad Grants Awarded

Dave Cwiok

Yuree Jang

Angelica Ong (Honorable Mention)