Gertrude Lippincott AwardAwarded annually to the best English-language article published in dance studies. The annual Gertrude Lippincott award of $500 recognizes the best English-language dance studies article published in the last year, recognizing its excellence in the field of dance scholarship. This award is a befitting tribute to Gertrude Lippincott of Minneapolis, one of the founders of the original Congress on Research in Dance, and nationally recognized for her choreography, performance, company directing, teaching and dance writing. Lippincott founded the Modern Dance Center of Minneapolis. From the 1940s-1960s she was also an editor for "Dance Observer and "Dance Magazine," which published her articles. The award is for works published in the previous calendar year (2019). Nomination Instructions (2022 cycle has closed, please check back in January 2023)Send a digital (PDF) copy of the published article and an e-mail with the publication information and author's full contact information to: [email protected] with Gertrude Lippincott Award in the subject line. We welcome nominations or submissions from or on behalf of casualized and independent scholars, researchers, and/or artists. In recognition of the precarity of our current economic situation and growing inequalities in income and wealth, any financial award can be donated to the support fund for casualized professionals and/or for students. We realize that awardees may face intense forms of precarity themselves and, as such, we leave this decision to the discretion of individual awardees. The 2022 Review Committee: Munjulika Tarah (chair), Jade Power-Sotomayor, Alison D'Amato Past Recipients
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