Belasco Prize for Scholarly Excellence
The Belasco Prize for Scholarly Excellence recognizes a peer-reviewed article published in the last two years, that exhibits superior research, a unique perpective and methodological approach as well as novel insights for the study of food. Clear and effective writing as well as a persuasive thesis are also criteria for this award. Three copies of the article as published should be submitted to the Awards Committee Administrator. Offsets or clean and legible copies are acceptable. Membership in the ASFS is not required. The article may have been published in any academic journal. A book chapter if it stands alone as a scholarly work may also be submitted for consideration. A single chapter taken from a monograph may not. A cash stipend of $300 dollars accompanies the award.
Books, articles or pedagogy materials should be sent by March 15, 2010 to:
Ken Albala and Netta Davis
ASFS Awards Administrators
c/o History Department
University of the Pacific
Stockton, CA 95211 USA
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