Douglas Houpt; and specialists in Digital Humanities such as Johanna Drucker and Lauren F. Klein. Popular historians who have used the edition include Cokie Roberts, Elise K. Kirk, Elizabeth Dowling Taylor, and Jon Meacham. The Dolley Madison Digital Edition won the Lyman H. Butterfield Award from the Association for Documentary Editing. In 2021 it was nominated for the J. Franklin Jameson Award from the American Historical Association. Funding The Dolley Madison Digital Edition was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, Virginia Humanities, and the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Staff Current Staff Project Director Holly Cowan Shulman Managing Editor Mary MacNeil Senior Associate Editor Amy Larrabee Cotz Associate Editor Mary Ann Lugo Consulting Editors David Mattern Ann Miller Student Intern Roshni Gorur In addition, the following people have worked with the DMDE over the past eighteen years: Kristin O’Conner, Kristin M. Celello, Amy Minton Rider, Lauren Haummesser, Tina Buller, Stephanie Finn, Scott Matthews, Mia Morgan, Julie Doxsey, Erica Cavanaugh, Wilma Bradbeer, Helena Devereux, Ann Goedde, Michael Holt, Hadley Nagel, Katie Kellam, Kelley Seay, David Geraghty, Scott Matthews, Kara A. Leonard, Natalie M. Mich, Jennifer M. Stone, and Roshni Gorur References External links Rotunda Rotunda's American Founding Era Collection The Dolley Madison Digital Edition requires log-in and cookie activation The Dolley Madison Project American Experience: Dolley Madison PBS The Dolley Madison Papers Papers of James Madison Reviews History Matters teachinghistory.org Journal of American History MarkLogic Articles Penelope Kaiserlian, Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Volume 40, Number 1, October 2008. Phil Pochoda, University of Michigan Press: The Future of Scholarly Communication: On the Other Side of the Digital Tipping Point, Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Volume 40, Number 1, October 2008. Emma Rathbone, "Dolley Madison Goes Digital", Virginia Magazine, 11 May 2009. Holly C. Shulman, "Doing Digital History", History News Network. Carol Tenopir, "Database Marketplace 2008: Information with a Twist," Library Journal, 15 May 2008. Discussed in if:book, A project of the Institute for the Future of the Book, 21 February 2006. Madison family