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Appalachian Studies Association 2017 Conference Award Winners

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The Cratis D. Williams/James S. Brown Service Award (2017) Jo B. Brown


Weatherford Awards (2016) Non-Fiction: Reconstruction’s Ragged Edge by Steven E. Nash Fiction: The Birds of Opulence by Crystal Wilkinson Poetry: Believe What You Can by Marc Harshman


The Helen M. Lewis Community Service Award (2016) Mary Kay Thomas


The Jack Spadaro Documentary Award (2016) Blood on the Mountain, directed by Jordan Freeman and Mari-Lynn C. Evans


The Carl A. Ross Student Paper Award (2017) Dana Schlanger


Stephen L. Fisher Award for Excellence in Teaching (2016) Post-Secondary: Alan Banks Post-Secondary: Dwight B. Billings


The e-Appalachia Award (2016) Inside Appalachia, awarded to producers Roxy Todd and Jessica Lilly


Gates-Carawan Artist Award No award presented for 2017


Wilma Dykeman Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship Not enough financial support to award for 2017

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