Sorry about the cutoff there--I'm still new to this and accidentally hit the wrong function key . . . . At any rate, to continue: the Winterthur Program is jointly administered by the University of Delaware's History Department and the Winterthur Museum (I don't have an address, but check the AAM Directory); it draws students interested in the decorative arts and, more broadly, in American material culture. The other graduate program of potential interest to museum studies students is another Winterthur venture, their Museum Conservation Program, which, if I'm not mistaken, is jointly administered between Winterthur and the Art History Department at Delaware. All of these programs offer fellowships ranging from two to four years, including full tuition and a stipend. Also, anyone who's interested in learning more about museum studies programs generally should consult the directory of programs which is compiled annually (or at least approximately so) by the Office of Museum Programs at the Smithsonian. The best person to contact about this is Bruce Craig, Manager, Professional Services Programs, OMP, Arts & Industries 2235 MRC 427, 1000 Jefferson Drive SW, Washington, DC 20560 (202-357-3148)--I don't have an e-mail address, but give Bruce a call. The guide lists and gives current information on all MS programs in the United States, along with many international programs (as a PS, anyone who wants to update a listing should also send that information to Bruce). ALSO as a PS--if you don't know about it already, the Museum Reference Center at the Smithsonian is a first-rate storehouse of information, not just on museum studies programs, but on all aspects of museology. Contact OMP and ask for a copy of the flyer that describes the Museum Reference Center's services. I'd be happy to answer any questions I can about the Delaware programs--it's been quite some time since I came through the Hagley Program and got a museum studies certificate, but I sti ll maintain contacts there and would heartily recommend Delaware to anyone.