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The
Petersen-Harlan Award recognizes an individual, group, or
organization that has made significant long-term or continuing
contributions to Iowa history. Nominees shall have contributed
a body of work advancing the preservation and interpretation
of Iowa history. Each body of work will be evaluated for
significance, professionalism, and influence on Iowans'
perceptions of themselves. These criteria will be weighted
equally.
The
public may nominate entries for the Petersen/Harlan Award by
mail. Usually nominations are due by February 1. Late
entries will not be considered. Nominators must submit the
following information:
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The
name and address of the nominee
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A
detailed description of the significant long-term
or continuing contributions the nominee has made to Iowa
history. This description must provide enough information
for the review and selection committee to judge the work
against the criteria outlined above.
Only
one Petersen/Harlan Award is given each year.
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