The Edith Wharton Essay Prize
Call for Submissions
Deadline: April 30, 2011
Instituted in the fall of 2005, the Edith Wharton Essay Prize is awarded annually for the best unpublished essay on Edith Wharton by a beginning scholar. Graduate students, independent scholars, and faculty members who have not held a tenure-track or full-time appointment for more than four years are eligible to submit their work. The winning essay will be published in The Edith Wharton Review, a peer-reviewed journal indexed in the MLA Bibliography , and the writer will receive an award of $250.
All entries will be considered for publication in The Edith Wharton Review as well as for the Edith Wharton Essay Prize. Submissions should be 15-25 pages in length and should follow the 6th edition MLA style, using endnotes, not footnotes. Applicants should not identify themselves on the manuscript but should provide a separate cover page that includes their names, academic status, e-mail address, postal addresses, and the notation “The Edith Wharton Essay Prize.”
To submit an essay for the prize, send three copies to The Edith Wharton Review:
http://www.edithwhartonsociety.org/essayprize.htm
Edith Wharton Collection Research Award
Deadline: March 21, 2011
Each year the Edith Wharton Society offers an Edith Wharton Collection Research Award of $1500 to enable a scholar to conduct research on the Edith Wharton Collection of materials at the Beinecke Library at Yale University.
Prospective fellows for the 2011-2012 award are asked to submit a research proposal (maximum length 5 single-spaced pages) and a resume by March 21, 2011 to
Gary Totten, Gary.Totten@ndsu.edu
English, Dept. #2320
P.O. Box 6050
North Dakota State University
Fargo, ND 58108-6050
The research proposal should detail the overall research project, its particular contribution to Wharton scholarship, the preparation the candidate brings to the project, and the specific relevance that materials at the Beinecke collection have for its completion. The funds need to be used for transportation, lodging, and other expenses related to a stay at the library.
Notification of the award will take place by April 15th and the award can be used from May 1, 2011 till May 1, 2012. A final report will be due June 1, 2012. The Winner will be asked at that point to submit a short report essay to the Edith Wharton Review, which will briefly inform the readers of the EWR of the research done but will not be in the way of the winner publishing a scholarly article elsewhere as well.
www.edithwhartonsociety.org/researchaward.htm.
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Hello! My name is Katelyn Durkin, and I am an honors candidate in the English department at the College of William and Mary. I will be conducting a research project this summer on the importance of children's spaces in Edith Wharton's fiction and her depiction of theories of child development in the early twentieth century.
I would love to speak with anyone with any insight or questions about my project. Please email me at kadurkin@email.wm.edu.
If you are interested in supporting this project, please visit http://honorsfellowships.wm.edu/2011/reclaiming-the-nursery-children’s-spaces-in-edith-wharton’s-fiction-and-the-problems-of-modern-childhood/.
Any help at all is greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Hello! My name is Katelyn Durkin, and I am an honors candidate in the English department at the College of William and Mary. I will be conducting a research project this summer on the importance of children's spaces in Edith Wharton's fiction and her depiction of theories of child development in the early twentieth century.
I would love to speak with anyone with any insight or questions about my project. Please email me at kadurkin@email.wm.edu.
If you are interested in supporting this project, please visit http://honorsfellowships.wm.edu/2011/reclaiming-the-nursery-children’s-spaces-in-edith-wharton’s-fiction-and-the-problems-of-modern-childhood/.
Any help at all is greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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