Awards
Awards
Congratulations to the recipients of the following award:
Alan Segal Student Research Fund:
2022 Winners:
- Lily Conable, for archival research on the Re-Imagining Community movement at the Burke Library of Union Theological Seminary and her trip to the Minnesota Historical Society.
- Sarah Nagin, for travel to the Academy Museum in Los Angeles for her research on the depiction of Jews in television and film during World War II and after.
Alan Segal Student Research Fund- Call for Proposals
The Alan Segal Student Research Fund
The Alan Segal Student Research Fund can provide limited financial support for junior and senior Barnard Religion majors to pursue projects related to their research, especially senior theses. We welcome requests relating to travel and lodging, the acquisition or copying of books and other materials, fees for conferences, entrance to collections, performances, and the like. The Religion Department faculty considers these requests once in the fall and once in the spring.
To apply for a grant from the Segal Fund, please prepare a brief (1-2 page) statement describing your request and how it fits into your broader project. The proposal should include a clear statement about your research methodology. In addition, please include a formal, itemized budget. It is likely that the Segal Fund will only be able to provide partial support for your request. Please let us know how you might be able to supplement the Segal Fund grant to meet the full budget of your request (e.g., a Tow Travel Grant from the College; other grants; personal funds). If you have already incurred the expenses, these may be reimbursable. All reimbursements require original receipts.
If you have any questions about the process or what might be covered by the Segal Fund, please discuss your proposal with your academic advisor in the department.
Stay tuned for the schedule for the 2022/2023 academic year cycle.
The Peter Awn Undergraduate Paper Prize
The Peter Awn Undergraduate Paper Prize was established by the Department of Religion in 2019, to honor our colleague and his commitment to undergraduate education, and is awarded annually.
Stay tuned for the schedule for the 2022/2023 academic year cycle.