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The Arnstein Prize awards$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. |
The Walter L. Arnstein Prize for Dissertation Research in Victorian Studies |
The tri-annual First-Book Prize recognizes an outstanding first book by a Midwestern specialist in Victorian studies. Book-length studies on Victorian or imperial Britain in the fields of art history, dance, history, literature, music, philosophy, popular culture/cultural studies, religion, and rhetoric will be considered; interdisciplinary approaches are particularly welcome. |
First-Book Prize |
The William and Mary Burgan Prize |
The Burgan Prize for the Outstanding Presentation by a Graduate Student at the MVSA Annual Meeting recognizes a graduate student who exemplifies the qualities of an excellent teacher as well as a capable scholar by giving a presentation that demonstrates "teacherly" qualities. |
Prizes |
The 1851 Crystal Palace |