The Philippine Studies Group (PSG) of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) is again pleased to request nominations for the Grant Goodman Prize, awarded every two years for outstanding contributions to Philippine historical studies. The deadline for the receipt of new nominations and supporting material is December 1, 2024.
The Prize was established in 1990 with the generous gift from the late Professor Grant Goodman of the Department of History at the University of Kansas. The first award was made in 1994 to Father John Schumacher, SJ. Recipients in subsequent award cycles have included John A. Larkin, Resil Mojares, Alfred W. McCoy, Vicente Rafael, Reynaldo Ileto, James Warren, Nicanor Tiongson, Michael Cullinane, Mina Roces, Caroline Hau, and Daniel Doeppers. The Prize is intended to recognize scholars who have, during their academic career thus far, made a substantial contribution to the field of Philippine history or historically related studies. There are no citizenship or residency requirements; it is open to all scholars, across academic disciplines, providing their work is innovative and incorporates a strong historical perspective. Recipients are chosen by a committee selected by the Philippine Studies Group.
The committee seeks new nominations for the Prize, which will be awarded at the next AAS meeting to be held in March 2025. Previous nominations from the prior three cycles will automatically be reconsidered. Each nomination must include:
- A brief statement (250-300 words) by the nominator about why the nominee merits the Prize
- The nominee's current curriculum vitae
- The nominee's name, institutional affiliation, and contact information
Nominations should be submitted through this form. The deadline to receive nominations is December 1, 2024.
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