AHA Award Recipients
Theodore Roosevelt-Woodrow Wilson Award
The award is named for the two former AHA presidents who were also presidents of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt (AHA President in 1912) and Woodrow Wilson (AHA President in 1924). It recognizes individuals outside the academy such as civil servants and public officials who have made a significant contribution to history.
2007 |
Richard A. Moe, President, National Trust for Historic Preservation |
2006 |
Congressman John Lewis, Georgia's 5th Congressional District |
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2005 |
Steven Spielberg, Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation |
2004 |
Brian Lamb, C-SPAN |
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2003 |
Hon. Robert C. Byrd, Senator, West Virginia |
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