The Medieval Academy of America invites submissions for the following prizes to be awarded at the 2024 MAA Annual Meeting. The Medieval Academy warmly encourages the nomination of publications written by scholars working beyond the tenure track as well as those written by faculty. Unless otherwise indicated, submissions are to be made by the publisher. If your project, monograph, or article is eligible, please contact your publisher and ask them to nominate your work. Submission instructions vary, but all dossiers must complete by 15 October 2023.
PLEASE NOTE: because of the ongoing MAA office closure, PDF review copies of nominated books may be submitted instead of hardcopies (PDFs should be emailed to the Executive Director). In addition, the residency restrictions limiting eligibility for some book prizes to residents of North America have been lifted.
John Nicholas Brown Prize
Awarded to a first monograph of outstanding quality in the field of medieval studies.
Article Prize in Critical Race Studies
Awarded annually to an article in the field of medieval studies that explores questions of race and the medieval world, and which is judged by the selection committee to be of outstanding quality.
Digital Humanities Prize
Awarded to an outstanding digital research project or resource in the field of medieval studies.
Van Courtlandt Elliott Prize
Awarded to a first article of outstanding quality in the field of medieval studies.
Karen Gould Prize
Awarded to a monograph of outstanding quality in medieval art history.
Monica H. Green Prize
Awarded to an exceptional project that demonstrates the value of medieval studies in our present day.
Haskins Medal
Awarded to a distinguished monograph in the field of medieval studies.
Jerome Singerman Prize
Awarded to a meritorious second monograph in the field of medieval studies.
