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SEAL News: July 20, 2010 – Announcement for Junior Faculty & Student Writing Prizes

Posted by on Tuesday, July 20, 2010 in news.

Announcement for junior faculty writing prize:

SEAL is now accepting submissions for the 4th Junior Faculty Writing prize. Applicants, who must be untenured at the time of their submission’s publication acceptance, should submit a citation to, or link to, a publication not previously submitted for this prize. Send applications by April 15, 2011, to seal@law.vanderbilt.edu.

Entries will be judged by a panel made up of professors drawn from the disciplines of law, biology, and psychology, who will judge them on the bases of originality, breadth and depth of research, accuracy, creativity, and clarity of thought and expression. The competition is run on a periodic basis and the judges reserve the discretion to determine no entries are appropriate for recognition.

The prize commemorates the multifaceted contributions of Margaret Gruter (1919-2003), founder of the Gruter Institute for Law and Behavioral Research, former member of SEAL, inspiration and friend. Winners receive a handsome engraved crystal trophy (see http://law.vanderbilt.edu/seal/write-prizes.htm) and recognition in a variety of SEAL publications. Past winners are Julie Seaman and Rob Kar.

Announcement for student writing prize:

SEAL is now accepting submissions for the 2nd Student Law Review Note or Essay prize. Applicants, who must be students at the time of their submission’s publication acceptance, should submit a citation to, or link to, a publication not previously submitted for this prize. Send applications by May 31, 2011, to seal@law.vanderbilt.edu.  The Prize carries an honorarium of $1,000.

Entries will be judged by a panel made up of professors drawn from the disciplines of law, biology, and psychology, who will judge them on the bases of originality, breadth and depth of research, accuracy, creativity, and clarity of thought and expression. The competition is run on a periodic basis and the judges reserve the discretion to determine no entries are appropriate for recognition.

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