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In recognition of its 150th anniversary, the University of Washington College of Arts and Sciences has honored 150 distinguished living alumni for their contributions and accomplishments with the first ever Timeless Awards. Bill Holm Center Director, Robin K. Wright, was one of the 150 alumni chosen for this honor. Bill Holm, as a past recipient of the Distinguished Alumnus Award, received a Timeless Past Award. Wright's student and Bill Holm Center Graduate Fellowship recipient, Nadia Jackinsky-Horrell, was awarded the Dean's Medal in the Arts from the College of Arts and Sciences, coupled with a Timeless Future Award. Jackinsky-Horrell is the first Alaska Native to complete a Ph.D. in art history, and she is the first Alutiiq art historian. See more information here. Burke Museum Receives NEA Grant for Coast Salish Art Education!
Hurry, there are still a few places open on this summer's trip to Haida Gwaii: GWAII HAANAS |