Grace Mallon

Grace Mallon is a Clive Holmes Fellow in History at Lady Margaret Hall (LMH), University of Oxford, with a focus on law, politics, and government in the 18th- and 19th-century United States. She previously held the Kinder Junior Research Fellowship at the Rothermere American Institute.

• BA, MSt, DPhil in History from University College, Oxford

Her research examines how state-federal interactions shaped policy creation in early America. A forthcoming article in the William and Mary Quarterly analyzes intergovernmental relations during the maritime frontier period (1789-1815).

Scientific Awards:

• Edward Orsborn Scholarship
• Rothermere American Institute Funding
• International Center for Jefferson Studies Fellowship
• Gilder Lehrman Institute Fellowship
• Washington Library Fellowship

Her work intersects history, constitutional law, and political science, emphasizing the dynamics of federalism in the young American republic.