2015 Veterans’ Voices On the Rise Awardees at 9/11 Award Ceremony
Do you know an exceptional Minnesota Veteran? If so, you should consider nominating him or her for the Minnesota Humanities Center’s 2016 Veterans’ Voices Award.
Now in its fourth year, the Veterans' Voices Award recognizes, amplifies, and honors Minnesotans who have honorably served and are making significant contributions to their communities. These actively engaged, former and current military service members go above and beyond to make positive contributions that improve the lives of people across Minnesota.
To nominate a Veteran for this award, please fill out the online nomination form by Friday, June 3, 2016.
If you are interested in nominating a Veteran but are not quite sure of the process, the Humanities Center is here to help. Two information sessions will be held for interested nominators to share tips on applying:
- An in-person information session on Friday, April 15, 2016; and
- An online webinar on Tuesday, April 19, 2016.
Exclusions: Please note that Humanities Center staff, board members, fellows, and consultants are neither eligible to nominate an individual for nor receive a 2016 Veterans' Voices Award.
Consider nominating an extraordinary Veteran in your life! For more information visit: mnhum.org/vets
Some past Veterans’ Voices Awardees have been featured bloggers for the Humanities Center. Here is a selection of blog posts written by Veterans’ Voices Awardees:
- How Do You See the Humanities Growing and Active in Your Life by Sakinah Mujahid
- Who is Really a Hero by Louis Goldstein
- How Do the Humanities Define Us as Americans by Pete Hegseth
- Is There Hope for the Humanities by Angie Batica
- Veterans’ Voices Month Is On the Rise In Minnesota by Evan Tsai
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