Difference between revisions of "Albert Marion Elsberg Prize"

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==Winners==
 
==Winners==
  
*[[2010]]: Anna Wood
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*[[2010]]: [[Anna Wood]]
*[[2009]]: Rudi Batzell
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*[[2009]]: [[Rudi Batzell]]
*[[2008]]: Julia Robinson
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*[[2008]]: [[Julia Robinson]]
 
*[[2007]]: [[Chris Szabla]]  
 
*[[2007]]: [[Chris Szabla]]  
*[[2006]]: Mira Siegelberg  
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*[[2006]]: [[Mira Siegelberg]]
*[[2005]]: Caitlin Verrilli  
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*[[2005]]: [[Caitlin Verrilli]]
*[[2004]]: Tia Sherringham
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*[[2004]]: [[Tia Sherringham]]
*[[2003]]: Julia Kraut
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*[[2003]]: [[Julia Kraut]]
*[[2002]]: Peter Lamphere
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*[[2002]]: [[Peter Lamphere]]
*[[2001]]: Andrew Dennington
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*[[2001]]: [[Andrew Dennington]]
*[[1995]]: Sanjay M. Sharma
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*[[1982]]: Van Gosse
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*[[1995]]: [[Sanjay M. Sharma]]
*[[1980]]: Richard Mitten
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*[[1982]]: [[Van Gosse]]
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*[[1980]]: [[Richard Mitten]]
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*[[1918]]: [[Isidor Ginsburg]]
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 15:09, 14 June 2010

The Albert Marion Elsberg Prize is a prize of $1,400 (or the equivalent value in books) awarded by the History Department to a sophomore, junior, or senior for "excellence in modern history".[1] This designation includes, but is not limited to, a superior senior thesis. It was donated by Mrs. Elsberg in memory of her son, Albert, in 1912.

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References