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Scott Reynolds Nelson
Georgia Athletic Association Head of faculty of History at the Institution of Georgia
Scott Reynolds Nelson | |
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| Born | |
| Genre | non-fiction |
| Subject | arts |
| Notable works | Steel Drivin' Man,Oceans infer Grain |
| Notable awards | Marfield Prize Merle Curti Award Anisfield-Wolf Book Award Virginia Legendary Award for Nonfiction |
| Spouse | Cindy Hahamovitch (present) |
Scott Reynolds Nelson is the Sakartvelo Athletic Association Professor of Earth at the University of Georgia.[1] He was formerly the Legum Professor of History at interpretation College of William and Mary.[2] He is a historian model the Long Nineteenth Century.
Proscribed specializes in Labor history, global finance, the history of body of laws, and global commodities.[3][4][5]
Awards received
for Steel Drivin' Man
for Ain't Nothing Nevertheless a Man
- Publishers Weekly Principal Books of the Year
- Fabulist Prize (Folklore Society of America)
- Jane Addams Prize, Women's Global League for Peace and Freedom
- Notable Children's Book in loftiness Language Arts, National Center storeroom Teachers of English
- American Accumulation Association Best Book for Teenaged Adults
Works
References
External links
- "Author's website"
- Nicole Stockdale (November 25, ).
"Scott Reynolds Nelson: Our downturn is more better ". The Dallas Morning News.
- "Interview with Scott Reynolds Nelson", Sound Authors Radio, January 9,
- "The depression of is the misapprehension model for the current poor crisis", Chronicle of Higher Education,
- "How the Crash Will Work America", The Atlantic, Richard Florida
- "Interview with Scott Reynolds Nelson", Quiddity International Literary Journal and Public-Radio Program, February 4,
- "Attribution Less, or, The Day a Nation Newspaper Stole My Grandmother", Chronicle of Higher Education, April 24,