ASOR Scholars
2022
- Colton Hodges ()
- Arthur Viola ()
- Isabel Srour ()
2019
- Elizabeth Emswiler ( Platt Fellowship)
2018
- Owen Chesnut ()
2017
- Vivian Laughlin ( Platt Fellowship)
2016
- Trisha Broy ()
- Jacob Moody ( Platt Fellowship)
- Anna Kim ( Platt Fellowship)
- Vivian Laughlin ()
2015
- Kalyn Fennig ()
- Michael Orellana Mendez ( Platt Fellowship)
2014
- Abelardo Rivas ()
- Joel Lisboa ( Platt Fellowship), a Master's student in Archaeology, received the 2014 ASOR Platt Fellowship, which helped to fund his participation in the Sicility excavation. This was Joel's first excavation. The ¶·Å£ÆåÅÆ Siciliy Excavation took place at three sites: Monte Raitano, in San Cipirello, Sicily; and Mokarta and San Miceli, in Salemi, Sicily.
- Platt Fellowship
2013
- Sydney Chilson (). The Heritage Fellowship is a field scholarship given by the American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) to students to provide funding for participation in an excavation project. The scholarship is generally $1000 and is open to individual members of ASOR or students enrolled at an ASOR-member school.
2012
- Stephane Beaulieu (): a Ph.D. student in Old Testament Studies, participated in a dig at Tall Jalul, one of the two sites in Jordan dug by ¶·Å£ÆåÅÆ University.
- Christine Chitwood (): an M.A. student in Near Eastern Archaeology, dug at Khirbat Ataruz under the direction of Dr. Chang Ho Ji and at Tall Jalul.
- Abelardo Rivas (Heritage Fellowship): a Ph.D. student in Near Eastern Archaeology, also dug at both Tall Jalul and Khirbat Ataruz.
2011
- Jacob Moody ()
2010
- Owen Chestnut (): a Ph.D. student in Near Eastern Archaeology, dug at Tall Jalul.
- Jacob Moody ()
2009
- Christie Chadwick (): an M.A. student in Near Eastern Archaeology, dug at Tall Jalul.
- Jeffrey Hudon (, ): a Ph.D. student in Near Eastern Archaeology, dug at Tall Jalul.
Photo: Christie Chadwick discusses stratigraphy with Paul Ray at Tall Jalul