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Student Prizes

Students are nominated for prizes by the AAAS faculty.

  • Nana Adjeiwaa-Manu, winner of the 2016 Pamela Joyner Prize in African and African American Studies, at the AAAS awards luncheon.

  • Tailour Garbutt (2016 William Cook-Louise Cook Jacobs Award winner), Ashli Cook ('18), Chloe Jones (2016 Gary Love Prize winner), and Jessica Winters ('18), after Garbutt and Jones presented their senior research projects.

  • Lecturer Chante Kinyon with Kasey Crockett, winner of the 2016 AAAS Program Recognition Award.

The William Cook-Louise Cook Jacobs Award in African American Arts and Letters

The William Cook-Louise Cook Jacobs Award in African American Arts and Letters shall be awarded to a fourth year student or students whose work displays an interest and excellence in African American arts and letters.

Find out more about William Cook, his widely recognized teaching at Dartmouth and his commitment to Arts and Letters.

The Pamela Joyner Prize in African and African American Studies

The Pamela Joyner Prize in African and African American Studies is awarded to the best graduating senior who has taken at least four AAAS courses. At least two instructors from the courses taken must support a student’s candidacy.

The Gary Love Prize in African and African American Studies

The Gary Love Prize in African and African American Studies is awarded to the student with the most successfully completed thesis or research project in AAAS.

Find out more about Gary Love and his efforts for Dartmouth, AAAS, faculty, and students.