UC Press Author Wins History Award
October 4, 2006
Thomas A. Krainz has been awarded the 2006 Michael P. Malone Award from the Western History Association for his article "Culture and Poverty: Progressive Era Relief in the Rural West," which appeared in the February 2005 issue of Pacific Historical Review (74:1). The Michael P. Malone Award is given by the WHA for best article, essay, or commentary on state, provincial, or territorial history in North America appearing in a periodical publication. Professor Krainz is a member of the history department at Framingham State College in Massachusetts.
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Thomas A. Krainz has been awarded the 2006 Michael P. Malone Award from the Western History Association for his article "Culture and Poverty: Progressive Era Relief in the Rural West," which appeared in the February 2005 issue of Pacific Historical Review (74:1). The Michael P. Malone Award is given by the WHA for best article, essay, or commentary on state, provincial, or territorial history in North America appearing in a periodical publication. Professor Krainz is a member of the history department at Framingham State College in Massachusetts.
To view an abstract, or to purchase this article, click here.