Sage Graduate Student Paper Prize<\/p>\n
The Urban History Association (UHA), in partnership with _Journal of
\nUrban History_, is pleased to announce the inaugural Sage Graduate
\nStudent Paper Prize. The prize committee seeks submissions (not to
\nexceed 25 pages, including notes) from full-time students on all
\naspects of urban, suburban and metropolitan history. Eligibility is
\nrestricted to papers accepted for presentation at the Sixth Biennial
\nUHA Conference, October 25-28, 2012, in New York City. Entries must
\napproximate the actual conference papers. The author of the winning
\npaper will receive (1) recognition and a cash award of $150, which
\nwill be presented during the conference; and (2) an invitation to
\nsubmit the award-winning manuscript to _Journal of Urban History_ for
\nreview for publication. Submissions should be emailed via electronic
\npdf to each of the following prize committee members by SEPTEMBER 10,
\n2012:<\/p>\n
Jessica Elfenbein
\nUniversity of South Carolina
\njessicae@mailbox.sc.edu<\/p>\n
Carola Hein
\nBryn Mawr College
\nchein@brynmawr.edu<\/p>\n
Clarence Lang
\nThe University of Kansas
\ncelang@ku.edu<\/p>\n
Victoria Wolcott
\nThe State University of New York at Buffalo
\nvwwolcot@buffalo.edu<\/p>\n
Electronic submissions should be accompanied by a one-page CV;
\nevidence of student status; and a cover sheet listing name, mailing
\naddress, telephone number, email address, institutional affiliation,
\nand name of faculty advisor.<\/p>\n
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Sage Graduate Student Paper Prize The Urban History Association (UHA), in partnership with _Journal of Urban History_, is pleased to announce the inaugural Sage Graduate Student Paper Prize. The prize committee seeks submissions (not to exceed 25 pages, including notes) from full-time students on all aspects of urban, suburban and metropolitan history. Eligibility is restricted … <\/p>\n