George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award Nomination Form - Iowa

George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award Nomination Form is a legal document that was released by the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs - a government authority operating within Iowa.

FAQ

Q: What is the George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award?
A: The George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award is an award that recognizes outstanding contributions to popular history in Iowa.

Q: Who can be nominated for the award?
A: Any individual, organization, or project that has made significant contributions to popular history in Iowa can be nominated for the award.

Q: How can someone nominate for the award?
A: To nominate someone for the George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award, fill out the nomination form provided.

Q: What is the purpose of the award?
A: The award aims to recognize and celebrate the efforts of individuals, organizations, and projects that promote and preserve Iowa's popular history.

Q: Is there a cash prize for the award?
A: No, the George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award does not come with a cash prize. It is a recognition of achievement in the field of popular history.

Q: Who is George Mills and Louise Noun?
A: George Mills and Louise Noun were prominent figures in Iowa's history. George Mills was a historian and Louise Noun was an advocate for women's rights and social justice.

Q: Are there any specific criteria for the nomination?
A: Yes, the nomination form for the George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award specifies the criteria for nomination. These criteria may include the impact of the nominee's work on public understanding of Iowa's history.

Q: Is self-nomination allowed?
A: Yes, self-nomination is allowed for the George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award. If you believe your work meets the criteria, you can nominate yourself.

Q: Can multiple people or organizations be nominated together?
A: Yes, multiple individuals or organizations can be nominated together for the George Mills & Louise Noun Popular History Award if their work is collaborative in nature.