Hello public historians! Continuing a week of online content in lieu of the in-person annual meeting in Atlanta, we are excited to welcome you to the #NCPH2020 Virtual Awards Ceremony. Please join us in celebrating the best in public history. (1/20) 
First up, a warm welcome from our Executive Director Stephanie Rowe (@NCPHSteph) #NCPH2020 (2/20)
A special thank you to American West Center, University of Utah (@AmericanWestCtr) and University of Massachusetts Boston (@UMassBoston) for sponsoring the Awards Ceremony event and program. #NCPH2020 (3/20)
Next up, Priya Chhaya (@priyastoric) and Will Stoutamire (@wstoutamire) share an important update on the campaign to grow the NCPH Endowment ncph.org/giving/overvie… #NCPH2020 (4/20)
We also want to take a moment to look ahead to #NCPH2021 in Salt Lake City! Visit ncph.org/conference/202… to learn more. #NCPH2020 (5/20)
Now join Vice President/President Elect Gregory Smoak (@greg_smoak) in thanking those who have generously served behind the scenes of @ncph and #NCPH2020 (6/20)
Onto the awards! Congratulations to Student Project Award Winner @Mitchell13Paige & Graduate Student Travel Award winners: @crutcher_megan, @ayeegreen, Lindsay Mulcahy, @futuredocslocki, & @CarlieTodd2 #NCPH2020 (7/20)
The G. Wesley Johnson Award recognizes Stephen Vider for his article in The Public Historian, “Public Disclosures of Private Realities: HIV/AIDS and the Domestic Archive.” #TPHJournal #NCPH2020 (9/20)
The Honorable Mention for the G. Wesley Johnson award goes to Amy Lonetree for “A Heritage of Resilience: Ho-Chunk Family Photographs in the Visual Archive.” #TPHJournal #NCPH2020 (10/20)
Next up: Excellence in Consulting Awards! The Group Award goes to Know History Inc. (@KnowhistoryCDN), the Individual Award to Abby Schreiber (@abschreiber), and Honorable Mention to Janie Campbell. #NCPH2020 (11/20)
The NCPH Book Award recognizes Active Collections, edited by Elizabeth Wood, Rainey Tisdale, and Trevor Jones @routledgebooks #NCPH2020 (12/20)
We also acknowledge the work of Lisa Blee and Jean O’Brien with an Honorable Mention for their book: Monumental Mobility: The Memory Work of Massasoit. @uncpressblog #NCPH2020 (13/20)
The Outstanding Public History Project Award goes to “Chicago 1919: Confronting the Race Riots” led by Karen Christianson, Elizabeth Cummings, D. Bradford Hunt, and Liesl Olson @NewberryLibrary #NCPH2020 (14/20)
This year we are proud to present two Honorable Mentions for Outstanding Public History Project: 1) The New South and the New Slavery and The Georgia Incarceration Performance Project; 2) Truth Telling: Frances Willard and Ida B. Wells. #NCPH2020 (15/20)
The Robert Kelley Award recognizes the distinguished and outstanding achievements by Martin Blatt of Northeastern University. #NCPH2020 (16/20)
Congratulations to all of our 2020 award winners! Next, Greg Smoak introduces outgoing @ncph president Marla Miller (@MarlaAtLarge). #NCPH2020 (17/20)
We invite you to join NCPH President Marla Miller (@MarlaAtLarge) for her #NCPH2020 Presidential Address (18/20)
In the final act of our #NCPH2020 Virtual Awards Ceremony, Marla Miller (@MarlaAtLarge) virtually passes the official @ncph gavel to incoming President Gregory Smoak (@greg_smoak) (19/20)
Thank you for joining the #NCPH2020 Virtual Awards Ceremony, and a huge thank you to the dynamic community of public historians who has rallied together online to engage and support each other during these unprecedented times. You’re the best! (20/20)
