EligibilityEntries may be narrative histories, edited collections of articles or essays, or any other published historical work of comparable scope. The prize is given to author(s) and/or editor(s). Entries are judged for value in furthering the understanding of the history of the federal government; quality and thoroughness of research; style and appropriateness of presentation; suitability and rigor of methodology; and use of original and primary materials.Email shfg.award@gmail.com for more information. | Submission Process1. Submit nomination through Google forms by January 31, 2025. 2. Include nominee(s)’s resume or curriculum vitae in nomination form. 3. Mail one copy of the publication, accompanied by a brief letter stating the qualifications and merits of the nominated work, to each member of the committee by January 31, 2025.***Please note: The award is made solely on the basis of the materials submitted to the prize Committee Members. Addresses are detailed on the entry form.*** Committee MembersShannon Granville Terrance Rucker Senior Historical Publications Specialist Office of the Historian, U.S. House of Representatives |