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Christopher Fletcher’s book highlights public engagement in the Middle Ages.
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The $25,000 prize is open to a range of genres, including history, biography, social sciences, poetry, drama, graphic novels, and fiction.
Broadhead will be responsible for stewarding donor relationships and raising funds to support the Newberry’s mission.
Berg recognized along with Larry A. McClellan and Sandra Steinbrecher in ceremony at the Newberry.
Bastress is responsible for research center that brings together Native American and Indigenous Studies scholars, teachers, students, tribal historians, and Native community members.
Award to be presented at Chicago Storytelling on Saturday, September 20.
Borchers is responsible for Business Services, Facilities, Human Resources, and Information Technology at the Newberry.
Author Scott W. Berg will receive The Pattis Family Foundation Chicago Book Award for his book “The Burning of the World.”
The multifaceted public humanities project has been recognized by the Illinois State Historical Society.