Canadian Society of Medievalists Leonard E. Boyle Prize
Quick Facts
The Leonard E. Boyle Dissertation Prize for Medieval Studies is awarded to a deserving doctoral thesis in any field of medieval studies completed at a Canadian university or by a Canadian citizen studying abroad. The dissertation must be submitted within one year of its successful defence. Entries are adjudicated by the Dissertation Prize Committee, a subcommittee of the Canadian Society of Medievalists. The prize consists of a cash award as well as a membership in the Society for three years, and is presented at the annual meeting of the Society.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Eligibility
Canadians who have completed their thesis at a foreign institution must provide proof of citizenship.
Procedures
The dissertation must be submitted to the Chair of the Committee within one year of its successful defence, and entries are adjudicated by the Dissertation Prize Committee, a subcommittee of the Canadian Society of Medievalists.Complete application consists of:
- one paper copy of the thesis
- one electronic copy of the thesis
- a letter or report from the supervisor
- the external examiner report
Further Information
The Canadian Society of Medievalists website has more information about this prize.
