Dan Shilling Public Humanities Scholar Award Nominees: Dr. Lauren Allsopp, Maribel Alvarez, Akua Duku Anokye, Michael M. Brescia, Dr. Lydia Otero, Dr. Lois Roma-Deeley & Dr. Christopher Scinto, and Gary Zaro.
Juliana Yoder Friend of the Humanities Award Nominees: Rod Ambrose, Confluencenter, Lisa Falk, Susan E. French, Barbara Hatch - Veterans Heritage Project, Andrea C. Houchard, Shaw Kinsley, Royce Manuel, The Martin-Springer Institute, Mary Moriarty, and the Sedona Public Library.
Humanities Rising Star Nominee: Gabrielle Giltner, Julie L. Lautherbach-Colby, Dr. Tamika Sanders, and Tomas Stanton.
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