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History and Purpose of Awards

Each year, the Arizona Humanities Council honors individuals, organizations, or businesses for their contribution and advancement of the humanities.

Dan Shilling Public Humanities Scholar History


Juliana Yoder Friend of the Humanities History


Humanities Rising Star Award Recipients


Distinguished Organizations History

In prior years, AHC recognized community organizations that had demonstrated outstanding commitment to lifelong learning through their  enduring relationship with AHC. The following organizations were so honored:
  • 2007 – Pima County Library
  • 2006 - Phoenix Burton Barr Central Library
  • 2005 - Museum Association of Arizona
  • 2004 - Sharlot Hall Museum, Prescott
  • 2003 - Hassayampa Institute for Creative Writing at Yavapai College
  • 2002 - Center for Desert Archaeology, Tucson
  • 2001 - Historic Sahuaro Ranch Foundation, Glendale
  • 2000 - Parker Public Library
  • 1999 - Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division
  • 1998 - Scottsdale Cultural Council
  • 1996 - Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum
  • 1995 - Arizona State Museum
  • 1994 - The Heard Museum
  • 1993 - Yuma County Library District
  • 1992 - Mohave Museum of History and Arts
  • 1991 - Casa Grande Valley Historical Society Museum
  • 1990 - Glendale Public Library, Apache Junction Public Library (co-recipients)

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