Note: Entries are normally removed six months to one year after the date of posting.
Congratulations to Alexandra Johnston on being awarded the Order of Canada.
Terry Robinson on winning the 2018 Ted Cohen Prize from the American Society for Aesthetics (ASA) for her essay "Eighteenth-Century Connoisseurship and the Female Body,” published in Oxford Handbooks Online. Oxford UP. Web. 10 May 2017.
Heather Murray on being awarded 2018-19 Jackman Humanities Institute Six-Month Faculty Research Fellowship.
Katie Larson on being awarded Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars.
Marlene Goldman on being awarded Canadian National Institute for Blind's Barbara Tuck-MacPhee award.
Robert McGill on being awarder Robert Kroetsch Teaching Award.
Sonja Nikkila on being awarded UTSC Teaching Award.
Rijuta Mehta on being awarded 2017-18 Connaught New Researcher Award.
Tom Keymer on being elected as Visiting Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, for Hilary(Winter) Term 2018-19.
George Elliot Clarke on being awarded Dalhousie's Lifetime Achievement Award and Trailblazers award from Federation of Black Canadian and Michaelle Jean Foundation.
Alan Bewell on being awarded 2017 Distinguished Scholar of the Keats/Shelley Association.
Andrea Charise on being awarded Connaught New Research Fellowship; Jackman Humanities Institute Fellowship n Digital Humanities.
Thom Dancer on being awarded Connaught New Research Fellowship.
Cheryl Suzack on being elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars , and awarded the Fullbright award and the Margaret Storrs Grierson Fellowship.
Larry Switzky on being awarded UTM's Robinson Teaching Excellence Award.
Professor Andrea Most who is this year’s winner of the Northrop Frye Award. This award recognizes the extraordinary ways in which Professor Most combines her cutting-edge research with innovative ways of teaching.
Note: Names are withheld until the winners confirm that we may post them.
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