Chris Loten Award
The Chris Loten Award recognises innovation or especial rigour in the methodological features of a postgraduate research project in the general field of Quaker Studies. The award is made within two years of the completion of a piece of work undertaken either in pursuit of a postgraduate degree (e.g. Masters or PhD), or as part of an individual's continuing research portfolio.
The recipient will be invited to present a paper at the annual joint conference of the Quaker Studies Research Association and the Centre for Quaker Studies at the University of Birmingham, and this will be automatically submitted for inclusion in the refereed journal Quaker Studies.
Individuals, or their supervisors, should submit a link to the completed thesis or existing published article, together with a 500 word explanation of the way(s) in which the methodology might be seen as exemplary or innovative.
The closing date for submissions is 7th December 2024. They should be addressed to [email protected] If this is a piece of student work, contact details for the individual's supervisor should be included in the covering letter.
Chris Loten (1961-2022) was...
The recipient will be invited to present a paper at the annual joint conference of the Quaker Studies Research Association and the Centre for Quaker Studies at the University of Birmingham, and this will be automatically submitted for inclusion in the refereed journal Quaker Studies.
Individuals, or their supervisors, should submit a link to the completed thesis or existing published article, together with a 500 word explanation of the way(s) in which the methodology might be seen as exemplary or innovative.
The closing date for submissions is 7th December 2024. They should be addressed to [email protected] If this is a piece of student work, contact details for the individual's supervisor should be included in the covering letter.
Chris Loten (1961-2022) was...
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