AHA prizes and awards

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AHA prizes and awards are honors bestowed by the American Historical Association to recognize outstanding scholarship, teaching, and contributions to the historical profession.

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instanceOf academic award ⓘ
award program ⓘ
administeredBy American Historical Association ⓘ
awardedFor best article or essay in history ⓘ
best book in a specialized historical field ⓘ
best first book in a field of history ⓘ
distinguished service to the American Historical Association ⓘ
innovative teaching in history ⓘ
lifetime achievement in historical scholarship ⓘ
beneficiary graduate students in history ⓘ
historians ⓘ
history teachers ⓘ
undergraduate students in history ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
field history ⓘ
frequency annual ⓘ
includes Albert J. Beveridge Award ⓘ
Award for Scholarly Distinction ⓘ
Clarence H. Haring Prize ⓘ
Equity Award ⓘ
Eugene Asher Distinguished Teaching Award ⓘ
George Louis Beer Prize ⓘ
Herbert Baxter Adams Prize ⓘ
Herbert Feis Award ⓘ
Honorary Foreign Member ⓘ
J. Russell Major Prize ⓘ
James A. Rawley Prize ⓘ
James Harvey Robinson Prize ⓘ
James Henry Breasted Prize ⓘ
James P. Hanlan Book Award ⓘ
Joan Kelly Memorial Prize ⓘ
John E. Fagg Prize ⓘ
John F. Richards Prize ⓘ
John H. Dunning Prize ⓘ
John K. Fairbank Prize ⓘ
John Lewis Gaddis Prize ⓘ
John O’Connor Film Award ⓘ
Leo Gershoy Award ⓘ
Littleton-Griswold Prize ⓘ
Morris D. Forkosch Prize ⓘ
Nancy Lyman Roelker Mentorship Award ⓘ
Paul Birdsall Prize ⓘ
Premio del Rey Prize ⓘ
Roy Rosenzweig Prize for Innovation in Digital History ⓘ
Troyer Steele Anderson Prize ⓘ
Wesley-Logan Prize ⓘ
William and Edwyna Gilbert Award ⓘ
presentedAt AHA annual meeting ⓘ
purpose to honor service to the historical profession ⓘ
to recognize excellence in history teaching ⓘ
to recognize outstanding historical scholarship ⓘ
selectionMethod committee decision ⓘ
peer review ⓘ

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