THE DAVID B. GRACY, II AWARD
SGA awards a $200 prize that recognizes a superior contribution for each issue of Provenance. Named for David B. Gracy II, founder and first editor of Georgia Archive, the award began in 1990 with volume VIII and is judged by the Provenance Editorial Board. For more detailed information about the award, please visit the SGA Administrative Handbook.
Pictured to the right is David B. Gracy II, the keynote speaker at SGA's 40th Anniversary Celebration and Conference in Savannah, Georgia. Image taken by James Yancey, Jr.
Recipients:
| 2011 |
Gregory Schmidt and Michael Law, "Functional Analysis and the Reappraisal of Faculty Papers: A Practical Application"
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| 2010 |
Melanie Griffin, "Postmodernism, Processing, and the Profession: Towards a Theoretical Reading of Minimal Standards"
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2009
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Gregory Schmidt and Michael Law, "Functional Analysis and the Reappraisal of Faculty Papers"
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| 2008 |
Cheryl Beredo, "Archival Allegory? Cultural Studies and T.R.
Schellenberg’s Modern Archives: Principles and Techniques"
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2007
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Sheila McAlister, "Designing a Preservation Survey: The Digital Library of Georgia"
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2006
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Laura Botts and Lauren Kata, "Are the Digital Natives Restless? Reaching out to the Ne(X)t Generation" and Catherine Stollar Peters, "When Not All Papers Are Paper: A Case Study in Digital Archivy"
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2005
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Patricia A. Nugent, "Battlefields, Tools, and Targets: Archives and Armed Conflict"
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2004
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Lisa Speer and Heather Mitchell, "The Mississippi Plan: Dunbar Rowland and the Creation of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History"
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2003
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Jeff Jakeman, "Marie Bankhead Owen and the Alabama Department of Archives and History, 1920-1955"
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2002
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Mark Greene, "What Were We Thinking?: A Call to Embrace Reappraisal and Deaccessioning"
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2000-2001
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Kristine M. Wirts, "Regional Archives in France and Challenges for the American Researcher"
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1999
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Nancy Richard and Joan Krizack, "Preserving the History of Boston's Diversity"
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1998
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Martin T. Olliff, "Documenting Industry and Labor in Alabama: Can a Documentation Strategy Model Work?"
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1997
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Gloria Meraz, "Cultural Evidence: On the Common Ground between Archivists and Museologists"
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1996
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Charles R. Schultz, "Personality Types of Archivists"
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1995
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James O'Toole, "The Future of Archival History"
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1994
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Wendy Duff, "Studying the Weathervane: Use as a Factor in Appraisal Criteria"
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1993
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Ronald L. Becker, "The Ethics of Providing Access"
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1992
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Jim Burant, "The Acquisition of Visual Records Relating to Native Life in North America"
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1991
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Gretchen L. Lake, "Project Jukebox: An Innovative Way to Access and Preserve Oral History Records"
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1990
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Michael E. Holland, "Adding Electronic Records to the Archival Menagerie: Appraisal Concerns and Cautions."
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