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Awards Season at UNC Press!

Posted by Mary on 31 March 2011, 10:41 am

We hate to brag. Really, we do. But….UNC Press authors have been raking in the prizes the last few months. Here are our latest award winners–check them out!

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Filed under Awards, UNC Press News | Tagged andrew finstuen, chad williams, cheryl hicks, david chang, gene bell-villada, george reid andrews, graham russell gao hodges, hannah rosen, iftikhar dadi, James Leloudis, jan hoffman french, Jennifer Guglielmo, joan waugh, kate masur, katherine mellen charron, lisa levenstein, lisa voigt, malinda maynor lowery, Megan Sweeney, patrick huber, philip rubio, raul ramos, Robert Korstad, ronald butchart, susan reverby, tiya miles, william leeman

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