I’m aware this is short notice, but just realized this wasn’t posted on Eurograd.
Please consider submitting the work of your colleagues or yourselves, for the 4S prizes.
The pieces submitted to the Mullins (student) prize do not need to be published. They can also be draft thesis chapters that are reframed to allow reading the text out of the context of the dissertation; it is not an article prize per se.
* For all awards, self-nominations are fine.
Best wishes,
Teun
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Teun Zuiderent-Jerak, MA, MA, PhD
Associate Professor of Science and Technology Studies
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3-min movie on Situated Intervention 5-min movie on STS Making and Doing personal website publications tema-t: technology and social change
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Nominations for all 4S prizes are due this Friday, December 15. Submit nominations at the links below.
The Bernal Prize is awarded annually to an individual who has made distinguished contributions to Science and Technology Studies over the course of their career. Nominations may be made by 4S members and should include a nomination form (with brief rationale), a statement (1-5 pages) describing the nominee’s special contributions to STS and the nominee's’ CV. Nominate using this form.
The STS Infrastructure Award is awarded annually to recognize exemplary initiative to build and maintain infrastructure supporting Science and Technology Studies. Individuals or groups can be nominated. Nominations may be made by 4S members and should include a nomination form (which includes a list of 3-6 people who may be contacted by the prize committee to speak about the infrastructure developed), a statement (1-5 pages) describing why the infrastructure developed is significant, and CVs of people who developed the infrastructure. Nominate using this form
The Fleck Prize is awarded annually for an exemplary book in Science and Technology Studies. Multi-authored books are eligible if they represent original work. Reprints, second editions, edited volumes, reference works and similar volumes are ineligible. Books must be published in English or newly appearing in translation during the eligibility period. Books with publication dates in the three years prior to the year they are evaluated are eligible. Books published in 2016, 2017, and 2018 will be evaluated in 2019 for the 2020 award. Books may be re-nominated until their eligibility expires. Nominations may be made by 4S members or book publishers, and should include a nomination form, and statement (1-2 pages) describing the book's merits, special contributions to STS, and social relevance. Nominate using this form. Hard copies will be requested at a later date.
The Carson Prize is awarded annually for a book in Science and Technology Studies with distinctive social and political relevance. Multi-authored books are eligible if they represent original work. Reprints, second editions, edited volumes, reference works and similar volumes are ineligible. Books must be published in English or newly appearing in translation during the eligibility period. Books with publication dates in the three years prior to the year they are evaluated are eligible. Books published in 2016, 2017, and 2018 will be evaluated in 2019 for the 2020 award. Books may be re-nominated until their eligibility expires. Nominations may be made by 4S members or book publishers and should include a nomination form, and statement (1-2 pages) describing the book's merits, special contributions to STS, and social relevance. Nominate using this form. Hard copies will be requested at a later date.
The Edge Prize is awarded annually for an outstanding peer-reviewed article or book chapter in Science and Technology Studies. Articles or chapters must be published in English or newly appearing in translation during the eligibility period. Articles and chapters with publication dates in 2017 and 2018 are eligible. Nominations may be made by any 4S member (including author self-nominations), and by editors of journals. Nominations should include a nomination form that briefly articulates the special merits of the article or chapter, and how it advances Science and Technology Studies. Nominate using this form.
The Mullins Prize is awarded annually for exemplary graduate student scholarship in Science and Technology Studies as represented in a published article or chapter, or article-length unpublished manuscript. Maximum length of texts including notes is 10,000 words. Authors must be currently enrolled as graduate students during the evaluation period; texts authored by multiple graduate students are eligible; texts authored with a faculty mentor are not eligible. Articles or chapters must be published in English or newly appearing in translation during the eligibility period. Articles and chapters with publication dates in 2017 and 2018 are eligible. Nominations may be made by any 4S member (including author self-nominations), and by editors of journals. Nominations should include a nomination form that briefly articulates the special merits of the article, chapter or manuscript, and how it advances Science and Technology Studies. Nominate using this form.
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Kim Fortun, Professor and Chair
Department of Anthropology
University of California Irvine
President, Society for Social Studies of Science
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