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MAC Presidents' Award

Purpose

The MAC Presidents' Award was established in 1986 as a means for MAC to recognize significant contributions to the archival profession by individuals, institutions, and organizations not directly involved in archival work but knowledgeable about its purpose and value. Recipients are chosen by a committee comprising the three most recent past presidents of MAC from nominations submitted by committees in each of the 13 states in the MAC region. At the state level, nominations may be made by contacting the state chair directly, or through solicitation of nominations by the chair or members of the state committee. Each state committee may put forward only one nomination per year. As many as three awards may be presented each year. Recipients are invited to attend the members' meeting heldat MAC's annual meeting in the spring to receive their certificates.

The Presidents' Award committee is also responsible for collecting nominations and passing recommendations to Council for the MAC Distinguished Service Award, which is presented at the Awards Luncheon at the spring meeting.

Previous Winners of the MAC Presidents' Award

2007 Ada Woodson Adams President, Multicultural Genealogical Center
2006Studs TerkelAuthor and Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence, Chicago Historical Society
2006Fred DeLapEdgar County (Illinois) Genealogical Society
2005Ralph DuPaeSteamboat Photograph Collection, University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, Department of Special Collections
2004N/ANone
2003National Satellite Land Remote Sensing Data Archive Advisory Committee
2002Prof. Clarke ChambersSocial Welfare History Archives
2002Katherine LedererOzarks African-American History Collection
2001Rev. Lowell G. AlmenEvangelical Church of America
2001Robert L. PaytonPhilanthropic Studies Collection
2000Prof. Emeritus John J. BaughmanIndiana
2000Kermit B. Karnsfor his role in indexing N.D. Germans records
2000Neal W. MooreOzarks Labor History Society
1999U.S. Congressman Sidney YatesIllinois
1999Dr. Elton J. BruinsJt. Archives of Holland
1998Sheldon F. Reese Foundation and Margaret Reese
1998Friends of the Center Alliance Ltd. (FOCAL)
19973M Corporation
1996Stewart S. Howe FoundationIllinois
1996Richard L. D. MorseConsumer Movement Archives
1995Abraham Lincoln Association
1995Brooks McCormick, Chief CEO (retired)Navistar International Transportation Company
1994Louise Noun and Mary Louise SmithIowa Women’s Archives founders
1993Gerry RayHelped establish the only Kansas county archives
1992The United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Workers of America
1992Minnesota State Senator Allan H. Spear and Representative Steve TrimbleMinnesota
1992Adolf E. and Rebecca B. Schroeder
1991Curt Teich Foundation
1991Cleveland Foundation
1990Shirley Herd and Virtea DowneyIndianapolis teachers
1989Joseph Cardinal BernardinArchbishop of the Archdiocese of Chicago
1989Minnesota Future Resources Commission
1989Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Santa Fe Southern Pacific Foundation
1988U.S. Senator Thomas EagletonMissouri
1988Iowa Federation of Labor