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Announcing the new:

Erna Neuse Prize for Best Graduate Essay in German Studies

 

Founded in honor of Erna Kritsch Neuse, Professor II in the Department of German at Rutgers, this prize recognizes excellence in graduate studies in
the German program at Rutgers. Professor Neuse was for many years Graduate Director in the Department. She retired in 1996.

All essays written within the context of any graduate seminar in the German program at Rutgers are eligible for nomination. Essays will be
judged for originality, soundness of research, and quality of writing. Each professor may nominate the best one or two essays per seminar.

The Prize carries an award of $100, as well as a certificate.

Nominations for this year's prize are due XXXX. Professors should submit a copy of the paper, including the professor's
original comments, to Stefanie Toye in the German Dept. office.

This year's prize committee will be:

This year's competition will evaluate essays written during the academic year 2008-2009. Essays written for Spring Semester 2008 that are completed after this year's deadline will be eligible for next year's competition.


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