The 2019 awards winners represent a variety of institutions and projects. Digital humanities, digital preservation, digital scholarship, and open access projects at academic libraries and community archives from Texas and beyond are among this year’s winners, showcasing the cross disciplinary and inter-institutional partnerships that libraries and archives leverage so well.
Excellence Award | The 3Dhotbed Project
Project team members include:
- Courtney Jacobs, Head of Outreach and Community Engagement, University of California – Los Angeles
- Marcia McIntosh, Digital Production Librarian, University of North Texas;
- Kevin O’Sullivan, Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts, Texas A&M University
Trailblazer Award | aems emswiler, Archival Fellow with the Inside Books Project
Outreach Award | The Dallas Way
Project team members include:
- Robert Emery, Founding member, The Dallas Way
- De’An Roper, President, The Dallas Way
- Nino Testa, Associate Director, Women & Gender Studies, Texas Christian University
Student Excellence Award | Elizabeth Irvin-Stravoski, University of Houston
Scholarly Communication Award | DeeAnn Ivie, UT San Antonio
Individual Impact | Bethany Scott, University of Houston Libraries
TDL 2019 Service Award | James Creel, Texas A&M Libraries
Stay Engaged
Inspired by these award-winning projects? Nominate yourself, your colleagues, or an organization for a TDL Award. Nominations for 2020 will open in Fall 2019.
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Learn more about the TDL Awards and read about past years’ winners.