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2009 Award Announced
The winner of the 2009 Western Front Association - Phi Alpha Theta Undergraduate Essay Prize is Richard Allen Hulver of Shepherd University for his paper entitled: A Faith Kept: The Leadership of John J. Pershing in the American Battle Monuments Commission. Mr. Hulver receives a check for $1,000 for his winning effort. Click Here To Download the Winning Essay in PDF format.The WFA - Phi Alpha Theta Undergraduate Essay Prize is awarded annually for a paper examining the impact of The Great War on the United States. The winner is selected by a panel chaired by Professor Graydon Tunstall of the University of South Florida, Executive Director of Phi Alpha Theta, the National History Honor Society. The Committee Members:
2010 Competition Announced
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Previous Essay WinnersClick on Name To Download Essay (htm file or pdf file if indicated) |
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Laurene Hedrick EhemanThe Death of Ethnic Pride:The Demise of German-American Culture Due to WWI (pdf file) |
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Andrew BreerAmerican Acquisition of French Field Artillery in the Great War. (pdf file) |
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Mary E. OsborneFighting in the Trenches of the Mind: How the Committee on Public Information 'Held Fast the Inner Lines' in 1917-1918. (pdf file) |
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Annessa StagnerReevaluating Society's Perception of Shell Shock: A Comparative Study Between Great Britain and the United States. |
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Justin ElhoffShells and Scalpels: The Development of Military Surgery in the Great War and the Benefit to Soldiers in the AEF |
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Blaine A. Horton"A Most Efficient Officer in Every Respect" -- George C. Marshall in World War I (1917-1919) |
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Nathan WilliamsGerman Americans inWorld War I |
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Justin SneadMain Street Shepherdstown, West Virginia as a Microcosm for Small Town America in the Great War. |
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