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GLAMANN AWARD

ACES’ highest honor, recognizing lasting contributions to the craft of editing and to the organization.

The Glamann Award is presented to individuals or organizations whose work has had a significant and sustained impact on editing and on the ACES community.

About the Glamann Award

Established in 2007, the Glamann Award honors contributions that strengthen both the profession and the community around it.

The award is named for Hank Glamann, ACES cofounder and former member of the Board of Directors. His work helped shape the organization and its role in supporting editors.

Each year’s recipient is selected by the ACES Board of Directors.

What this award recognizes

The Glamann Award reflects long-term impact.

Recipients are recognized for:

  • Advancing the craft of editing
  • Supporting and strengthening the editing community
  • Contributing to ACES in meaningful and lasting ways
  • Demonstrating leadership and commitment over time

This is ACES’ highest honor.

Hank

Past honorees

The Glamann Award has recognized individuals and organizations whose work has shaped the field of editing and the ACES community.

2025: Paula Froke
2024: Henry Fuhrmann (posthumously)
2023: Teresa Schmedding

2020–2022: Award not given

2018–2019: Joe Skeel
2016–2017: Bill Walsh
2015–2016: Vicki Krueger, Poynter Institute
2014–2015: Steve Buttry
2013–2014: Alex Cruden

2012: Craig Silverman
2011: Bill Connolly (Lifetime Achievement Award)
2010: Bill Cloud
2009: University of Missouri School of Journalism
2008: Merrill Perlman
2007: Dow Jones Newspaper Fund

About Hank Glamann

Hank Glamann was a cofounder of ACES and a member of its Board of Directors. His contributions helped establish the organization and define its role in supporting editors.

This award carries forward that legacy by recognizing those who strengthen the profession and the community around it.

Questions

 

Please direct inquiries to info@aceseditors.org. We welcome your questions and suggestions.Â