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=== 2022 === | |||
[https://www.aclweb.org/portal/content/dragomir-radev-receives-2022-acl-distinguished-service-award Dragomir Radev Receives the 2022 ACL Distinguished Service Award] | |||
=== 2021 === | |||
The 2021 winner of the Distinguished Service Award is Lillian Lee: | |||
[https://www.aclweb.org/portal/content/lillian-lee-receives-2021-acl-distinguished-service-award Lillian Lee Receives the 2021 ACL Distinguished Service Award] | |||
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The 2019 winner of the Distinguished Service Award is Min-Yen Kan, for his dedicated and sustained work on the ACL Anthology. | The 2019 winner of the Distinguished Service Award is Min-Yen Kan, for his dedicated and sustained work on the ACL Anthology. | ||
[https://www.aclweb.org/portal/content/announcement-2019-acl-distinguished-service-award-dsa Announcement of the 2019 ACL Distinguished Service Award (DSA)] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:49, 14 January 2023
2022
Dragomir Radev Receives the 2022 ACL Distinguished Service Award
2021
The 2021 winner of the Distinguished Service Award is Lillian Lee: Lillian Lee Receives the 2021 ACL Distinguished Service Award
2020
The 2020 winner of the Distinguished Service Award is Graeme Hirst:
Graeme Hirst receives the 2020 ACL Distinguished Service Award
2019
The 2019 winner of the Distinguished Service Award is Min-Yen Kan, for his dedicated and sustained work on the ACL Anthology.
Announcement of the 2019 ACL Distinguished Service Award (DSA)