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NEMLA sponsors several awards to promote new scholarship in modern languages. Listed below are the different competitions
The Executive Director and Board congratulate the past and
present recepients of NEMLA's various awards and
prizes. Click on the link to see a list of winners.
The NEMLA Book
Prize is an annual award bestowed upon the best unpublished manuscript of book-length
by a member of the Northeast Modern Language Association.
To support the research of untenured junior faculty, graduate
students and independent scholars, the NEMLA
Summer Fellowship Program awards summer travel grants of $1,000.
To recognize quality research among their constituents, the
individual Caucuses sponsor paper
competitions following each convention to presenters. In addition to an honorarium,
winning essays are published in MLS.
AAS-Northeast Modern Language Association
Fellowships are for research in the literary history of America and the Atlantic World in
the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries that can be supported by the collections of the
American Antiquarian Society. The award is jointly funded by the Northeast Modern Language
Association and AAS. Degree candidates are not eligible. NEMLA membership is not required
of applicants; awardees who are not already members must join.
Please visit the AAS website for details (the
application procedure is noted on the right side of the page that is linked here).Two
awards will be made in 2005-06. Deadline: January 15.