°Steve Grey, History
°Gabriel Hill, History
° Heather McNeff, English
Carol Urness Student Writing Award
This annual award, which honors Carol Urness, Bell
Library curator 1991-2001, is open to University of Minnesota students at
all levels. For award rules and submission requirements, click here.
Application Deadline: May 1st
°Junior Individual Video: Nicholas Valure, St. Thomas More: "Lewis & Clark: Discoveries in Wildlife"
2008
°Junior Individual Performance: Jovan Gorman-Carter, City of Lakes/Waldorf School, "The Spanish Conquest of teh Aztec Empire and the Conscious formation of a New National Identity"
°Junior Group Documentary: Dana Perkins-Goodrie and Amber Carter, Washington Technology Magnet School, "The Peace of Pocohontas"
History Day Topical Prize
Each year, the Associates sponsor two prizes for entries in the topical prize category: The History of European Expansion, as part of the Minnesota History Day competition.
To be eligible for consideration for this topical prize, participating student entries must address issues specifically related to the geo-political expansion of Europe between ca. 1350 and ca. 1800, and link these issues to the annual History Day theme in a meaningful way. The prize for each winning entry is $100.00.
2010 Theme: Innovation in History: Impact & Change.
Direct questions about eligible topics (for this prize only) to:
Dr.
Marguerite Ragnow, Curator, James Ford Bell Library, ragn0001@umn.edu.
To learn more about History Day,
visit the following Web sites: www.mnhs.org/school/historyday
www.nationalhistoryday