12th Daytime Emmy Awards - Lifetime Achievement Award

Lifetime Achievement Award

  • Charita Bauer
  • Larry Haines
  • Mary Stuart
Emmy Awards
  • ATAS
  • NATAS
  • International TV Academy
Primetime Emmys
(categories)
(winners)
Main ceremonies
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Creative Arts
  • 2007
  • 2012
Daytime Emmys
(categories)
(winners)
  • 1974
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Sports Emmys
(categories)
  • 2005
  • 2006
  • 2007
  • 2008
  • 2009
  • 2010
  • 2011
  • 2012
Technology &
Engineering
Emmys
  • 2006
News &
Documentary
Emmys
  • 2010
Regional
Emmys
  • Chicago / Midwest
  • Heartlands
  • Lone Star
  • Los Angeles
  • Lower Great Lakes
  • Michigan
  • Mid-America
  • Mid-Atlantic
  • Midsouth
  • National Capital/Chesapeake Bay
  • New England
  • New York
  • Northwest
  • Ohio Valley
  • Pacific Southwest
  • Rocky Mountain/Southwest
  • San Francisco / Northern California
  • Atlanta/Southeast
  • Suncoast
  • Upper Midwest
  • International
  • Bob Hope Humanitarian Award

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