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The Margaret B. Sevcenko Prize
in Islamic Art and Culture
The Historians of Islamic Art Association is pleased
to announce the award of the Margaret B. Sevcenko prize for the best article
written by a young scholar (pre-dissertation to three years after the Ph.D.
degree) on any aspect of Islamic visual culture. The award will be made at the
HIA Majlis which will be held in conjunction with the annual College Art
Association conference. The recipient will
receive an award of $500 and the winning paper will be considered for
publication in Muqarnas, a journal on the visual culture of the
Islamic world. Submission must include: Six copies of the paper and the
author's contact information (address, telephone number, email address), A
letter of recommendation for the paper should be sent separately by an advisor
or referee. All materials should be sent to the address below. Submission
deadline: November 1, 2008. Please mail all materials to:
Prof. Renata Holod
Department of the History of Art
Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe History of Art Building
3405 Woodland Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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HIA Graduate Student Travel
Grants
The Historians of Islamic Art Association offers travel
grants for graduate students who are presenting papers at an annual meeting of
a professional society (usually MESA, CAA, or SAH). Preference is given to
papers to be presented at HIA-sponsored panels. The travel grants allow
students to receive support for which they might not otherwise be eligible.
Each student selected will receive assistance in travel expenses and will be
designated as a HIA Fellow for the year, with a letter sent to her/his
department chair. The maximum amount to be awarded is $500.
Applications for HIA Travel
Grants must be received prior to the delivery of the paper. The application
should include a c.v., an outline of projected travel expenses (transportation
and board), and abstract of paper. Applicants must forward proof of acceptance
of the paper before an award can be made. Please send materials at least one
month prior to the date of the conference to:
Prof. Renata Holod
Department of the History of Art
Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe History of Art Building
3405 Woodland Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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