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DESCRIPTION:The Treasury Historical Association (THA) is excited to announc
 e a call for submissions for the 1500 Penn Prize. This annual award&mdash\
 ;named for the Treasury Department&rsquo\;s address adjacent to the White 
 House&mdash\;is given to a scholar or doctoral student who has published a
  journal article or completed a doctoral dissertation exploring any aspect
  of the Treasury&rsquo\;s role in American life in historical perspective\
 , whose work has the potential to enhance the public&rsquo\;s awareness of
  the Treasury&rsquo\;s work\, and who has made a significant contribution 
 to their field of study.&nbsp\;Subjects may include (but are not limited t
 o) the Treasury&rsquo\;s creation\; the life and work of former Treasury s
 ecretaries and other officials\; the history of specific agencies and bure
 aus within the Treasury\; its architectural history\; the Treasury&rsquo\;
 s growth as part of the administrative state\; its work during moments of 
 crisis including wartime and economic hardship\; its relationship to other
  federal agencies and state governments\; the emergence of the Treasury&rs
 quo\;s role in international finance\; and tax policy and tariff policy in
  historical perspective.&nbsp\;The winner will receive an honorarium of $2
 \,500 and an invitation to present their research at the THA&rsquo\;s pres
 tigious Financial Civics&reg\; lecture series in the historic Cash Room. S
 peakers have included former Secretaries of the Treasury and leading schol
 ars. Funds for travel and accommodation may also be available.&nbsp\;The s
 ubmissions deadline has been extended to Thursday\, February 20\, 2025 at 
 11:59 pm EST. The prize will be announced in April. The winner will delive
 r their lecture in September.&nbsp\;For more information about the prize\,
  the THA\, and to apply\, please visit&nbsp\;https://treasuryhistory.org/t
 he-1500-penn-prize/.
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SUMMARY:Call for Submissions: The 1500 Penn Prize
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div data-olk-copy-source="MessageBody">The Tr
 easury Historical Association (THA) is excited to announce a call for subm
 issions for the . This annual award&mdash\;named for t
 he Treasury Department&rsquo\;s address adjacent to the White House&mdash\
 ;is given to a scholar or doctoral student who has published a journal art
 icle or completed a doctoral dissertation exploring any aspect of the Trea
 sury&rsquo\;s role in American life in historical perspective\, whose work
  has the potential to enhance the public&rsquo\;s awareness of the Treasur
 y&rsquo\;s work\, and who has made a significant contribution to their fie
 ld of study.</div><div aria-hidden="true">&nbsp\;</div><div>Subjects may i
 nclude (but are not limited to) the Treasury&rsquo\;s creation\; the life 
 and work of former Treasury secretaries and other officials\; the history 
 of specific agencies and bureaus within the Treasury\; its architectural h
 istory\; the Treasury&rsquo\;s growth as part of the administrative state\
 ; its work during moments of crisis including wartime and economic hardshi
 p\; its relationship to other federal agencies and state governments\; the
  emergence of the Treasury&rsquo\;s role in international finance\; and ta
 x policy and tariff policy in historical perspective.</div><div aria-hidde
 n="true">&nbsp\;</div><div>The winner will receive an honorarium of $2\,50
 0 and an invitation to present their research at the THA&rsquo\;s prestigi
 ous Financial Civics&reg\; lecture series in the historic Cash Room. Speak
 ers have included former Secretaries of the Treasury and leading scholars.
  Funds for travel and accommodation may also be available.</div><div aria-
 hidden="true">&nbsp\;</div><div><strong>The submissions deadline has been 
 extended to Thursday\, February 20\, 2025 at 11:59 pm EST. The prize will 
 be announced in April. The winner will deliver their lecture in September.
 </strong></div><div aria-hidden="true">&nbsp\;</div><div>For more informat
 ion about the prize\, the THA\, and to apply\, please visit&nbsp\;<span>.</span></div>
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