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ASEEES Distinguished Contributions to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Award
The Association's Distinguished Contributions to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Award honors senior scholars who have helped to build and develop the field through scholarship, training, and service to the profession.
2012 Winner
Sheila Fitzpatrick, University of Chicago (Emerita)
2013 Honors and Awards Committee
The winner of the Distinguished Contributions to Slavic Studies Award will be chosen by members of the Honors and Awards Committee:
- Catriona Kelly, Chair, Oxford U, 2012-2014
catriona.kelly@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk - Maria Todorova, U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 2012-2014
- Joshua Tucker, New York U, 2013-2015
Submit the nomination letter(s) to the Committee Chair. Self-nomination is not accepted. The deadline for nominations for the Distinguished Contributions Award is May 1.
Winners of the ASEEES Distinguished Contributions to Slavic Studies Award
The following scholars received the Association's Distinguished Contributions to Slavic Studies Award in the past:
- 2012 - Sheila Fitzpatrick
- 2011 - Norman Naimark
- 2010 - Stanisław Barańczak
- 2009 - Caryl Emerson and Leopold Haimson
- 2008 - Joseph Frank
- 2007 - Alexander M. Schenker and Richard S. Wortman
- 2006 - Moshe Lewin and James R. Millar
- 2005 - Istvan Deak and Rep. David Obey (D-WI)
- 2004 - William Zimmerman
- 2003 - Josef Skvorecky
- 2002 - Maurice Friedberg, Patricia Kennedy Grimsted, and Andrzej Korbonski
- 2001 - Alexander Vucinich and Robert V. Daniels
- 2000 - Keith Hitchins and Murray Feshbach
- 1999 - George L. Kline and Robert C. Tucker
- 1998 - Vladimir Toumanoff
- 1997 - John A. Armstrong
- 1996 - Dorothy Atkinson and John P. Hardt
- 1995 - Ralph Talcott Fisher, Jr.
- 1994 - Peter Sugar
- 1993 - Nicholas V. Riasanovsky
- 1992 - Barbara Jelavich and Charles Jelavich
- 1991 - Vera Dunham and Gregory Grossman
- 1990 - Albert B. Lord and Marc Raeff
- 1989 - Jozo Tomasevich and Wayne S. Vucinich
- 1988 - H. Gordon Skilling and Donald W. Treadgold
- 1987 - Adam Ulam
- 1986 - Marshall D. Shulman
- 1985 - Cyril Black
- 1984 - Victor Erlich
- 1983 - Wiktor Weintraub
- 1982 - Frederick C. Barghoorn
- 1981 - Edward J. Brown and Czeslaw Milosz
- 1980 - John C. Campbell
- 1979 - Gordon B. Turner
- 1978 - Leo Gruliow and Chauncey D. Harris
- 1977 - John N. Hazard
- 1976 - Alfred Senn and Marc Szeftel
- 1975 - Abram Bergson, John Shelton Curtiss, George F. Kennan, and Helen Muchnic
- 1973 - Gleb Struve, S. Harrison Thompson, and Rene Wellek
- 1972 - Francis Dvornik, Bertram D. Wolfe, and Sergius Yakobson
- 1971 - George Florovsky, Alexander Gerschenkron, and Philip E. Moseley
- 1970 - Oscar Halecki, Roman Jakobson, and George Vernadsky