AHS Call for Awards Nominations, 2020
The Agricultural History Society is accepting nominations for awards through December 31, 2020. To nominate a book, article, or dissertation with a 2020 publication date, please follow the directions below. Questions about eligibility or submissions should be addressed to the 2020 Publication Awards Coordinators Karen Senaga and Owen Hyman (ahs2020awards@gmail.com) or Executive Secretary Joe Anderson (jlanderson@mtroyal.ca).
Theodore Saloutos Memorial Award for the best book on U.S. agricultural history published in 2020. To nominate a book, please contact Owen Hyman (ahs2020awards@gmail.com) for instructions regarding the shipment of books to committee members.
Henry A. Wallace Award for the best book on any aspect (broadly interpreted) of agricultural history outside the U.S. published in 2020. To nominate a book, please contact Karen Senaga (ahs2020awards@gmail.com) for instructions regarding the shipment of books to committee members.
Wayne D. Rasmussen Award for the best article on agricultural history (broadly defined) not published in Agricultural History. To nominate an article, please e-mail a PDF file to Karen Senaga (ahs2020awards@gmail.com).
Gilbert C. Fite Dissertation Award for the best dissertation on agricultural history defended in 2020. To nominate a dissertation, please e-mail a PDF file of the dissertation to Owen Hyman (ahs2020awards@gmail.com) along with a letter of nomination.
Vernon Carstensen Memorial Award for the best article published in Agricultural History in 2020. All articles published during 2020 will be considered by the committee.
James C. Giesen Teaching Excellence Award in Agricultural and Rural History for instruction at the undergraduate and/or graduate level. Any person teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses in agricultural/rural history, broadly construed, is eligible for the award. This includes graduate students who are responsible for teaching courses independently (stand-alone teaching).
The award winner will demonstrate: