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The Sam Ragan Awards are an annual fine arts award presented by St. Andrews University in Laurinburg, North Carolina. The award honors Sam Ragan who was a North Carolina Poet Laureate^[1] and North Carolina's first Secretary of Cultural Resources. It is presented annually for "outstanding contributions to the Fine Arts of North Carolina over an extended period--including, but above and beyond--the recipient's own primary commitment."^[2]

Sam Ragan Fine Arts Award Winners

Listed below are the recipients of The Sam Ragan Fine Arts Award.^[2]

1981

Sara Hodgkins, Southern Pines, NC

1982

Harriet Doar, Charlotte, NC
John Fries Blair, Winston-Salem, NC

1983

Nicholas Bragg, Winston-Salem, NC
Roy Parker, Fayetteville, NC

1984

Mae Woods Bell, Rocky Mount, NC
Frank Borden Hanes, Winston-Salem, NC

1985

Charleen Swansea, Chapel Hill, NC
Ella Fountain Pratt, Durham, NC

1986

Sallie Nixon, Lincolnton, NC
James L. Morgan, Laurel Hill, NC

1987

Robert Mason, Southern Pines, NC
A. P. Perkinson, Pinehurst, NC

1988

Paul Jeffery, Durham, NC

1989

Shelby Stephenson, Southern Pines, NC
Stephen Smith, Southern Pines, NC

1990

William Little, Chapel Hill, NC
Kate Blackburn, Washington, DC

1991

Gerald Barrax, Raleigh, NC
Marsha Warren, Chapel Hill, NC

1992

Clyde Edgerton, Durham, NC
Marvin Swartzman, Chapel Hill, NC

1993

Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans, Durham, NC
Marty Silverthorne, Greenville, NC
Sally Buckner, Raleigh, NC

1994

Marie Gilbert, Greensboro, NC
Kathry B. Gurkin, Clinton, NC
Thomas F. Henley, New York & Laurinburg, NC

1995

Joseph Bathanti, Statesville, NC
Nancy Bradberry, Southern Pines, NC
Glen Rounds, Southern Pines, NC

1996

Anthony S. Abbott, Davidson, NC
Ruth Moose, Albemarle, NC
Talmadge Moose, Albemarle, NC

1997

Jerry Bledsoe, Asheboro, NC
David Brinkley, Washington, DC
Ellen Johnson-Hale, Chapel Hill, NC
Susan Rose, Durham, NC

1998

Betty Adcock, Raleigh, NC
Irwin Kremen, Durham, NC
Tom Wicker, Rochester, VT

1999

Georgann Eubanks, Chapel Hill, NC
Jacques Maloubier, Southern Pines, NC
Loonis McGlohon, Charlotte, NC

2000

Scott Ainslie, Durham, NC
Daniel Nie, Washington, DC
Louis Rubin, Chapel Hill, NC

2001

Daniel Infantino, Southern Pines, NC
Dannye Romine Powell, Charlotte, NC
H. A. Sieber, Greensboro, NC

2002

Fred Chappell, Greensboro, NC
Jack Pinkerton, Fayetteville, NC
James L. Morgan, Jr., Laurinburg, NC

2003

Edward R. Gomez, New York City, NY

2004

John Shelby Spong, Morris Plains, NJ

2005

Chuck Sullivan, Charlotte, NC

2006

Jan Hensley, Greensboro, NC
Lenard Moore, Mt. Olive, NC
Margaret Vardell Sandresky, Winston-Salem, NC

2007

Robert Gant, Charleston, SC
Jaki Shelton Green, Mebane, NC
Sondra Martin, Fayetteville, NC

2008

Charles Blackburn, Jr., Raleigh, NC
Barbara Geer, Winston-Salem, NC
Thomas Sayre, Raleigh, NC

2009

Thomas Heffernan
Lois Holt
Martha Blue Hooks
Sally Ann Morris, Winston-Salem, NC

2010

Mary Louise Bringle, Brevard, NC
Arthur McDonald
David Rigsbee

2011

John Holloway

References

^ "Past North Carolina Poets Laureate". North Carolina Arts Council. Archived from the original on October 27, 2012. Retrieved May 8, 2012.
^ ^a ^b "The Sam Ragan Fine Arts Awards". St. Andrews University. Archived from the original on March 23, 2012. Retrieved May 8, 2012.

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