Recognizes superior writing achievements by students of archival administration. Eligible manuscripts must be unpublished, 15-20 pages in length, and conform to stylistic guidelines of the American Archivist, the journal of the Society of American Archivists . Entries are judged on innovation, scholarship, pertinence, and clarity of writing.
Papers examining major trends and issues in archival administration are preferred.
To be eligible, manuscripts must have been written by students enrolled in archival administration classes or engaged in formal archival internship programs. Entries should be unpublished manuscripts, 15-20 pages in length, and should conform to the stylistic guidelines described in the editorial policy of the American Archivist . The award honors Theodore Calvin Pease, first editor of the American Archivist . The winning manuscript will be published in the American Archivist.