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A Trifecta of Awards for Journalism’s Roving Eye: A History of American Foreign Reporting by John Maxwell Hamilton 

Louisiana State University Provost Hamilton’s Work Lauded for Its Significant Contribution 

Only one book can claim the 2010 American Journalism Historians Association Book of the Year, the Goldsmith Award, and now the 2010 SUB永久免费加速器官网 from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC). 

From The Advocate (Baton Rouge):

LSU Press is receiving the honor on its 75th anniversary and for its record of volumes related to Louisiana’s heritage. Editor Mary Katherine Callaway will accept the award. Since 1935, LSU Press has worked to preserve the culture and history of Louisiana by publishing books that educate and enlighten readers. From sub真正免费的加速器 by R.L. Carleton in 1937 to George Lowry’s classic Louisiana Birds in 1958; from sub网络加速器官方下载 by C.C. Lockwood and Rhea Gary in 2005 to Archaeology of Louisiana, edited by Mark A. Rees in 2010, the LSU Press continues to strive to publish books that matter.”

Foundation for Historical Louisiana’s 34th annual Preservation Awards Dinner 

WHEN: Thursday, July 22. Social hour starts at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner and program at 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Hilton Capitol Center, 201 Lafayette St.
TICKETS: $75 for FHL members; $85 for guests. For reservations, call (225) 387-2464 or visit http://www.fhl.org.
DETAILS: Writer, historian and preservationist Leo Honeycutt will serve as master of ceremonies for the cocktail-attire event.