The Richard Kingan Liggitt Memorial Award

Richard Kingan Liggitt, known to friends as "Chard" was a 1974 Kenyon graduate who majored in Art History. After graduation he received his Master of Science from the University of Georgia in Landscaping and Architecture. This award, established in memory of Mr. Liggitt in 1991, was made possible by a bequest from his estate and by the generosity of his friends.

This award is granted on Honors Day to a graduating Art History major, as chosen by the faculty of the Art History department, who has shown outstanding achievement in the study of Art History. This award was first presented in 1992 and continues today. Each recipients name is engraved on a plaque displayed in the Gund Gallery, the home of the Art History department.

• 2013 Elizabeth Panhorst and Lauren Ross

• 2012 Matthew Lasnoski

• 2011 Camille Farey

• 2010 Emily Bushman and Andrew McElwee

• 2009 Emma Perry and Eleanor Smitherman

• 2008 Leila Hirvonen and Eugene Rutigliano

• 2007 Carolyn Lewis

• 2006 Joanna Gohmann and Tatsiana Zhurauliova

• 2005 Rachel Miller and Grace Murray

• 2004 Mara Bernstein

• 2003 Sarah McGauran and Natalie Roote

• 2002 Marsely Kehoe

• 2001 Sarah Postellon

• 2000 Allison Hawkins

• 1999 Caroline Donahue

• 1998 Jennifer Kessner

• 1997 Kimberly Schultz

• 1996 Rex Thomas Cook

• 1995 Mary Poole

• 1994 Alexandra Rowley and Gabriella True

• 1993 Traci Jean Dutton

• 1992 Kate J. Foster