Mary M. Hughes Research Fellowship in Texas History
Award Amount: $3,000
The Mary M. Hughes Research Fellowship in Texas History is awarded annually for the best research proposal on twentieth-century Texas history.
The proposal, which should be no longer than one page, should specify the purpose of the research, the need for the money, and a description of the end product (article, book, or exhibition). Please include a complete vita with the application. The winning recipient must be present at the TSHA Annual Meeting to receive the award. The $3,000 award will be announced at the Association's Annual Meeting. Judges may withhold the award at their discretion.
Individuals wishing to apply should submit an application form (and attach the proposal and a curriculum vita) by November 15, 2025. Only electronic copies submitted through the Apply Now link on this page and received by the deadline will be considered.
If you have trouble submitting the form electronically, please email us at: [email protected] or call 512-471-2600.
The Mary M. Hughes Research Fellowship in Texas History was established in 1999 by the thirteen children of Mary M. Hughes, to celebrate their mother's eighty-ninth birthday and her fiftieth year in Texas. The award honors her great love of Texas and its history.
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| Recipient(s) | Year |
|---|---|
Vincent A.
Lazaro
|
2026 |
| Hannah Shepherd | 2025 |
Alberto Wilson, Ph.D.
|
2024 |
Alana de
Hinojosa
|
2023 |
Alejandro Wolbert
Pérez
|
2022 |
Kelsey
Jennings Roggensack
|
2021 |
| Anneleise V. Azua | 2020 |
Andrew Baker
|
2019 |
| Katherine Bynum | 2018 |
Joel Zapata
|
2017 |
| Tiffany Jasmin González | 2016 |
| Sarah Stanford McIntyre | 2015 |
|
|
2014 |
| Miguel A. Levario | 2013 |
Ava Purkiss
|
2012 |
| Thomas E. Alter | 2011 |
| Michael Botson | 2010 |
| Kevin Brady | 2009 |
| Gregg Andrews | 2008 |
Heather Green Wooten, Ph.D.
|
2007 |
| Roberto Treviño | 2006 |
| George N. Green | 2005 |
Bernadette Pruitt, Ph.D.
|
2004 |
| Jeri L. Reed | 2003 |
| Gregg Andrews | 2002 |
| Kathleen Lytle Hernandez | 2001 |
| Thomas Clarkin | 2000 |
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