Recognizing students for innovative use of library resources

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The 10th Annual Katheryne B. Willock Library Research Award

As a noted territorial archaeologist for the Caribbean basin, Katheryne (Kate) Willock had a deep appreciation for the importance of primary sources for research. Kate was an ardent supporter of the University Libraries and the impact the library has on student scholarship and success. Along with founding the Willock Graduate Assistantship program, Kate generously endowed the annual Library Research Awards.

The Katheryne B. Willock Library Research Awards allow us to recognize graduate and undergraduate students who have made extensive and innovative use of the library information resources and services in support of their research. Recipients also demonstrate personal growth in learning and development of research skills that will help in their future careers and studies.

We award up to three undergraduate and three graduate students/teams with $1000 each. See winning essays and posters from previous years.