Easton awarded Kindrick-CARA Award
Roger Easton, professor in the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science, has been awarded the 2023 Kindrick-CARA Award for Service to Medieval Studies from the Medieval Academy of America, in gratitude for his work developing and facilitating digital imaging and processing techniques for the study of medieval material in U.S. collections. The award recognizes those who have provided leadership in developing, organizing, promoting, and sponsoring medieval studies through the extra-academic work that is crucial to the health of medieval studies. The presentation of the award will take place during the business meeting at the upcoming MAA Annual Meeting, scheduled for Feb. 24.
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