Pogue Award

Since 1979, OHMAR has recognized and promoted high standards in the field of oral history through the Pogue Award, an annual award for outstanding and continuing contributions to oral history. The award honors Forrest C. Pogue. Pogue pioneered the use of oral history in combat during World War II and also served as an early president of the Oral History Association.

The Archives of American Art Oral History Program

YEAR: 2013

Pamela Whitenack

YEAR: 2012

AFFILIATION(S): Hershey Community Archives

Anne G. Ritchie

YEAR: 2010

AFFILIATION(S): National Gallery of Art

Brien Williams

YEAR: 2009

AFFILIATION(S): Robert J. Dole Oral History Project, Dole Institute of Politics, Univ. of Kansas

Remarks by Brien Williams On the occasion of his acceptance of OHMAR’s Forrest Pogue Award at OHMAR’s 2009 Spring Conference & Meeting in Washington, DC Below is an abridged version of Dr. Williams remarks following the presentation. Thank you to OHMAR & my colleagues. It

Jeffery Friedman

YEAR: 2008

AFFILIATION(S): Rutgers University/LEGACY Oral History Program

Elaine Eff

YEAR: 2007

AFFILIATION(S): Maryland Historical Trust

Elaine Eff Pogue Award Interview

Charles “Stu” Kennedy

YEAR: 2006

AFFILIATION(S): Association of Diplomatic Studies’ Oral History Program

Charles Kennedy Pogue Award Interview

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers History Office

YEAR: 2005

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers History Office Pogue Award Interview

Roy Rosenzweig

YEAR: 2004

AFFILIATION(S): George Mason University

Interview of Roy Rosenzweig OHMAR Pogue Award Winner, 2004 Pamela M. Henson, Interviewer Director, Institutional History Division Smithsonian Institution Archives At his office in Pohick Module The George Mason University 22 January 2004 For the OHMAR Archives The George Washington University

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