The T. Temple Tuttle Prize for the best student paper presented at the annual meeting of The Niagara Chapter, Society for Ethnomusicology

Named in honor of T. Temple Tuttle (Ed.D., Maryland) founding member of the Niagara Chapter and Professor of Ethnomusicology at Cleveland State University, Coordinator of World Music Studies; Director, Indian Cultural Studies Program. World musics, area studies, mridangam.  Read the September 13, 2000 Eulogy at Cleveland State University.

T. Temple Tuttle Prize Winners:

2007: Susan M. Taffe (Cornell University) “Music & the Eastern Lenape Struggle for Survival.”
2006: Priwan Nanongkham (Kent State University) "Inside the Piphat Ensemble:  Interpretations of Clientship and Class Structure in Thai Society Regarding Thai Classical Music."
2005: Heather MacLachlan (Cornell University)  "The Don Dance as an Expression of Karen Nationalism."
2004: Hanita Blair (Syracuse University) “Something to Sing About: Choosing Music for the Jewish High Holydays.”
2003:  Jennifer Johnstone (Kent State University) "St. Maron Church:  Lebanese-American Identity in Youngstown, Ohio"
2002:  Kelly Foreman (Kent State University) "Liminas, Eroticism, and the Socio-Artistic Identities of Japanese Geisha."

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