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The Midwest Victorian Studies Association announces the Nineteenth Annual Walter L. Arnstein Prize For Dissertation Research in Victorian Studies, a prize of $1,500 for dissertation research in British Victorian Studies undertaken by a student currently enrolled in a doctoral program in a U.S. or Canadian university. Proposals may be submitted in literature, history, art history, or musicology but should have a significant interdisciplinary component that will render them of interest to scholars studying Victorian Britain across a range of disciplines, approaches, and subfields. |
2009 winner Arnstein winner Joseph Steubenrauch with Walter L. Arnstein |
Previous Arnstein Award winners: 1992: Anne Helmreich (Art History), Northwestern University 1993: Martha Stoddard Holmes (English), University of Colorado 1994: Brenda J. Assael (History), University of Toronto 1995: William R. McKelvey (English), University of Virginia 1996: Susan Paton Pyecraft (History), Central Michigan University 1997: Nadja Durbach (History), Johns Hopkins University 1998: Lydia Murdoch (History), Indiana University 1999: Kristin Brandser (English), University of Iowa 2000: Elizabeth MacLeod Walls (English), Texas Christian University 2001: Amy Woodson-Boulton (History), UCLA 2002: Narisara Murray (History & Philosophy of Social Science), Indiana University 2003: Debra Gettelman (English), Harvard University 2004: Anna Henchman (English), Harvard University 2005: Robert Bell (English), McMaster University 2006: Danielle L. Coriale (English), Brandeis University 2007: Christopher Ferguson (History), Indiana University 2008: Kevin Morrison (English), Rice University 2009: Joseph Steubenrauch (History), Indiana University |
Application deadline is February 1, 2010. |
Applicants must submit the cover sheet, a statement on their research, a current CV, and two letters of reference. MVSA reserves the right not to make an award in a given year if, in the opinion of reviewers, submissions do not justify it. |