AIA Awards Citation Form

Thank you for your service to the profession of archaeology and for the work you are doing to recognize excellence in the field. If you have any questions, please contact awards@archaeological.org.

Name of Person Submitting Citation(Required)

Email Address of Person Submitting Citation(Required)

Name of Award(Required)

Person(s)/Organization Selected for Award(Required)

Please include relevant titles (Dr., Esquire, JD, etc.). Please note that all award winner selections must first be approved and official notifications to approved winners will go out from the AIA.

Award Winner's Preferred Pronouns (if known)

Institutional Affiliation(s) of Award Winner

Award Winner Email Address

Full Citation Text(Required)

In approximately 400 words, please explain the reasons why the Committee has chosen the winner for this award.

You can include things such as academic and literary accomplishments, relevant professional or teaching experiences, etc. If a publication, paper, or thesis is receiving an award, please include specific details as to the award-winning merits of the work.

Please see the recent citations on your award’s webpage or the example citation for proper formatting of the citation.

Please note your text may be edited for clarity by an AIA Officer or staff member.

Short Citation(Required)

Please provide a shortened version of the above (100-150 words).

Example: The Archaeological Institute of America is pleased to present the 2024 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award to Dr. Sinclair Bell. As Professor of Art History at Northern Illinois University, Dr. Bell is a paragon of excellence in undergraduate teaching and is the rare sort of teacher who artfully combines accessibility, storytelling, passion, and mentorship with great rigor, high standards, deep learning, and individual research to promote student growth and discovery. He inspires his students to excel in his courses, to take more ancient art courses, and to go on excavations and for all of these reasons, and more, Dr. Sinclair Bell is a most worthy recipient of the Archaeological Institute of America’s 2024 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award.

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