Alabama Humanities Award

The Alabama Humanities Award is an annual award presented by the Alabama Humanities Foundation since 1989. Each year the award honors " an individual in Alabama who has made an exemplary contribution to the public understanding and appreciation of the humanities."

Winners

• 2009: William Carter, Marcel Proust scholar and former UAB professor
• 2008: Richard Shelby, U. S. Senator
• 2007: Jack Westervelt Warner, creator of the Westervelt-Warner Museum of American Art
• 2006: Bert Hitchcock, Auburn University professor
• 2005: Neal Berte, Birmingham-Southern College chancellor / Joseph McInnes, Blount Cultural Park director
• 2004:
• 2003:
• 2002: Harper Lee, author
• 2001:
• 2000: Kathryn Tucker Windham, author and storyteller
• 1999:
• 1998:
• 1997:
• 1996:
• 1995; Suzanne Wolf, editor of Alabama Heritage
• 1994:
• 1993:
• 1992:
• 1991:
• 1990:
• 1989: Winton Blount, benefactor of the Alabama Shakespeare Festival

External links

• Alabama Humanities Award at ahf.net