Event Details

End: October 7, 2022
Contact: helen.cullyer@nyu.edu
More Info: https://classicalstudies.org/awards-and-fellowships/erich-s-gruen-prize

Gruen Prize, 2022

The deadline for submissions is October 7, 2022. Essays must be work that can stand alone without requiring summaries of omitted sections. They should not exceed the length of 30 pages, including notes but excluding bibliography and illustrations or figures. Text must be double-spaced in 12-point font with 1-inch margins; notes may be single-spaced and must be displayed as footnotes. Authors must remove their names from essays. Electronic submission via Google form is required unless prior arrangements have been made for good reason with the committee. Essays should be submitted in PDF format by direct upload using the Google form found here.

The Gruen Prize is intended to encourage new avenues of intellectual development and the graduate-level mentorship that supports and nurtures it. Submissions should therefore not be previously published, in full or in part, and authors who already have Ph.D. in hand by October 7, 2022, are ineligible. SCS reserves the right not to confer the prize in any year in which no suitable candidate is found. The winner of the 2022 Gruen Prize will be selected by a jury.  Please direct to both Nandini Pandey (npandey3@jhu.edu) and Kristen Seaman (kseaman@uoregon.edu) remaining questions regarding eligibility, requirements, submission, or other matters.