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| Keavy Hunnigal-Gaw |
Undergraduate
Keavy Hunnigal-Gaw won the newly established Marc Jason Gilbert Prize for Best
Paper on the History of Global Conflicts and the Search for Peace. The paper
was entitled “An Assessment of Finland’s System of Protection against Extremism
during the Inter-War Period,” and Hunnigal-Gaw presented her research at the
32nd Annual Phi Alpha Theta Regional Meeting at Aloha Tower Marketplace in
March. The topic—resisting extremism— remains as timely as ever. Gilbert, the
holder of HPU’s NEH-supported Chair in World History, served as staff support
for the only federally funded peace research during the Vietnam War, which
ended 41 years ago in April.
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