Luckey Receives Barlow Prize
The Department of History and Political Science at Huntington University is pleased to announce that Jace Gilman, Rebecca Luckey and Karson Miller have received the fall semester 2023 Jack P. Barlow, Sr., History Book Prizes. The Barlow Prizes are given to outstanding students in the department’s upper-level research- and writing-intensive courses.
Luckey is from Fort Wayne, Indiana, and graduated from Homestead High School. She is pursuing bachelor’s degrees in history education, international and development studies, history, and political science. She plans to teach at the secondary level and pursue graduate study in history. Luckey was recognized by Dr. Dwight Brautigam, professor of European history at Huntington University, for her performance in the course European Nation-States in Conflict.
“Rebecca was a stalwart leader and constant source of intellectual accountability for herself and her classmates,” said Brautigam. “She is a fantastic example of how commitment to her academic improvement raises the level of everyone in the room. She is a most worthy recipient of the Barlow Prize.”
About the Jack P. Barlow, Sr., Book Prize:
The Jack P. Barlow, Sr., Book Prize honors the memory of Professor Barlow, who served for over three decades as professor of American history at Huntington University, and carries a prize of $250 worth of academic books. It is sponsored by the Ron Frank Fund, which rewards academic achievement and student participation at professional academic conferences. The fund was established in 1973 in honor of Ron Frank, a former student at Huntington University.
