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2018 John Tyler Caldwell Award for the Humanities

2018 John Tyler Caldwell Award for the Humanities a North Carolina Humanities Council event held yearly since 1990.

The award goes this year to Dr. Margaret D. Bauer – North Carolina Literary Review Editor. Her other ECU honors include the Scholar-Teacher Award in 2004, the Five-Year Achievement Award for Excellence in Research and Creativity Activity in 2008. Also the Centennial Award for Excellence in Leadership in 2012 and the Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Research and Creative Activity in 2014.

The 2019 John Tyler Caldwell Award for the Humanities Calls for Nominations already.

The John Tyler Caldwell Award for the Humanities is a prestigious accolade that celebrates individuals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment and contributions to the field of humanities. Named in honor of John Tyler Caldwell, a distinguished leader in higher education and a fervent advocate for the humanities. This award recognizes individuals who have made a lasting impact on the advancement of humanistic studies.

Recipients of the John Tyler Caldwell Award are esteemed for their significant achievements in the humanities. Whether through groundbreaking research, exemplary teaching and mentorship, influential advocacy for the humanities, or meaningful public engagement efforts. Their dedication to promoting a deeper understanding of culture, history, literature, philosophy. And also other aspects of human experience serves to enrich and enlighten society as a whole.

By honoring individuals who have dedicated their careers to the humanities. The John Tyler Caldwell Award aims to inspire future generations of scholars, educators, and advocates to continue championing the importance of humanistic pursuits. Through this recognition, the award not only celebrates the outstanding contributions of its recipients. But also underscores the vital role that the humanities play in fostering critical thinking, cultural appreciation.  And a more profound understanding of the human experience.