Henry Adams Prize (Book)The Adams Prize is given for an outstanding major publication on the federal government’s history.This annual award commemorates the author of the classic multi–volume History of the United States written during the administrations of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Adams completed his scholarly work in Washington, where he maintained close contact with the successors of federal officials whose activities he analyzed in his History.
Submission Guidelines | Submission Process The award is made solely on the basis of the materials submitted to the Henry Adams Prize Committee Members. 1. Nominations should be submitted through Google Forms. 2. Nominations should include a copy of the nominee (s)’s resume or curriculum vitae. 3. One copy of the publication, accompanied by a brief letter stating the qualifications and merits of the nominated work, should be mailed to each member of the Adams Committee by the deadline. Addresses are detailed on the entry form.Henry Adams Book Prize Committee:
Jessie Kratz National Archives and Records Administration Zack Wilske US Citizenship and Immigration Services Kristin Mattice Department of Defense |