We are pleased to recognise @SnowMolloy at @UofGlasgow for winning the 2019-2020 BAAS Malcolm Bradbury Award for her project, entitled “The Literary Geography of Female Mental Illness in New York Women’s Literature, 1920-1945.” https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-postgraduate-short-term-travel-awards-2009/
Congratulations to Ya’ara Notea at @KingsCollegeLon for winning the 2019-2029 BAAS Marcus Cunliffe Award for the project, entitled “American Girls’ Fiction in the Twentieth Century.” https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-postgraduate-short-term-travel-awards-2009/
Congrats to Katherine Burns at @EdinburghUni for winning the Abraham Lincoln Short Term Travel Award for her work, “Keep this Unwritten History”: African American Families’ Search for Identity in “Information Wanted” Advertisements, 1880 – 1902. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-postgraduate-short-term-travel-awards-2009/
We would like to congratulate Steven K. Driver at University College London for winning the BAAS Short-Term Travel Awards – John D Lees Award – for this project on U.S. Foreign Policy and Religion during the Occupation Era, 1912-1934. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-postgraduate-short-term-travel-awards-2009/
Congratulations to @Ellie_AA87 at @UniKent for winning the 19/20 BAAS Short-Term Travel Awards – Peter Parish Award for her project on collectors of African American folk music in the U.S. South. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-postgraduate-short-term-travel-awards-2009/
We would like to congratulate @Rach_Alexa at @Strath_English and @AFerguson1988 at @HistoryatSoton for winning BAAS Early Career Short Term Travel Awards, which offer assistance to early career scholars in the UK for short-term visits to the United States. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-postgraduate-short-term-travel-awards-2009/
Many congratulations to Jessica Mehta @UniofExeter for winning the 2019-2020 BAAS Public Engagement and Impact Award for her project, entitled /“White Alliahs:” The Creation & Perpetuation of the Wise Indian Trope/. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-public-engagement-and-impact-award/
Congratulations to Sarah Barnsley at @GoldsmithsUoL, Sam Edwards at @ManMetUni, Jeffrey Geiger at @Uni_of_Essex, and Thomas Tunstall Allcock at @OfficialUoM for winning the BAAS Founders’ Research Travel Award, which supports short-term visits to the U.S. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-founders-research-travel-awards/
Our warmest congratulations to @SueCurrell at @SussexUni for being awarded the prestigious 2019/2020 BAAS Honorary Fellowship in recognition for her outstanding contribution to the association, her institution, and to the American Studies community. https://www.baas.ac.uk/baas-honorary-fellowship/
Congratulations to @SarahAriella at @SheffieldUni for winning an honourable mention in the 19/20 BAAS Book Prize competition for her work, /Gateway State: Hawai‘i and the Cultural Transformation of American Empire/ (Princeton University Press, 2019) https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691181233/gateway-state
