| The University of Kentucky is pleased to sponsor the Mark and Ruth Luckens International Prize in Jewish Thought. The Luckens Prize, commemorating a generous gift by the late Dr. Mark M. Luckens to the University, is administered, judged, and awarded by faculty at the University of Kentucky. The Prize is awarded annually for an essay in the field of Jewish thought by a graduate student or recent PhD or someone of equivalent status. General details of the competition are that the essay should be original and unpublished, and of around 5000 words. Essays are welcome in the following languages: English, Hebrew, French, German, Yiddish, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, Persian or Turkish. The winner will receive a cash award of $1000 and is expected to deliver a lecture based on the essay on campus during the Spring Semester 2008, for which travel and ground expenses shall be provided. The lecture should be given in English. Essays are due no later than November 1 2007 The result of the competition will be announced no later than January 15 2008. The 2007 Prize was awarded to Arie Dubnow of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Any inquiries should be directed to Oliver Leaman. Essays should be directed to him as either an email attachment or in paper form, or both. Oliver Leaman Director, Judaic Studies Program University of Kentucky 1415 Patterson Office Tower Lexington KY 40506-0027 USA (oliverleaman@hotmail.com) |
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