Bruce Kercher Conference Scholarships
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In recognition of his substantial and ongoing contribution to the field of legal history and the work of the Australian and New Zealand Legal History Society (ANZLHS), the ANZLHS has established 5 Bruce Kercher Conference Scholarships for 2008 which it plans to award as follows:
Each scholarship winner in 2008 will be provided with:
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Scholarship winners are responsible for any balance of their arifares, their accommodation costs in Adelaide and all incidental costs at the conference, and individual universities are requested to provide a stipend to assist the students to meet the costs in this regard. Scholarships are open to any current postgraduate student and any current undergraduate student at third year level or above at an Australian or New Zealand university, preferable studying a degree in law or history. Applicants must submit a piece of written work of 3,000 words or more, written in 2008 on a topic of interest to legal historians. The work can be an essay, seminar paper or research paper submitted as part of their course work, provided any such essay must have been awarded a Distinction/'A' grade or above. It will be acceptable for the applicant to submit a copy of the essay as marked with or without the markers comments and any corrections. Each applicant is to submit a letter of application that includes:
Applications are to be submitted to Professor Andrew Buck (President of ANZLHS) by mail or email by 1 August 2008 Professor Andrew Buck The Applications will be assessed by a Committee of three, comprising Andrew Buck, as President of ANZLHS, Tim Castle, a Sydney lawyer and member of the ANZLHS executive, and one member of the Adelaide conference organizing committee (Professor Wilf Prest, Professor John Williams, Professor David Lemmings). The Committee's decision will be final, and the Committee reserves the right not to award any of the scholarships. In reaching its decision, the Committee may consult with other members of the ANZLHS Committee as its sees fit, and will also endeavour to ensure that the scholarships are awarded across a range of universities where possible. |
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