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The article presents the highlights of the Charles Sanders Peirce Society Business Meeting held at the Savannah Convention Center in Savannah, Georgia on January 5, 2018. Attendees included Richard Kenneth Atkins, Michael Raposa and Robert Cummings Neville. Topics included membership tracking, scholarship funding, and policies for judging the Peirce Essay Prize.

The article announces several educational scholarships, contests, and awards, including the American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA) Scholarship Program, the SunTrust Off To College Scholarship Sweepstakes by SunTrust Banks, Inc., and the 16th Annual Signet Classics Student Scholarship Essay Contest by the Penguin Group (USA) Inc. publishing company.

The article offers information on several awards and fellowships related to anthropology. Topics discussed include Radcliffe-Brown awards funded by the Association of Social Anthropologists and Royal Anthropological Institute for young scholars in social anthropology; J.B. Donne Essay Prize offered biennially in memory of the late J.B. Donne. Essays concerning anthropology of art; and Emslie Horniman Anthropological Scholarship Fund involves anthropological research and society development.

The article offers information on various anthropology awards, fellowship, and prizes. It talks about Radcliffe-Brown Memorial Fund for Social Anthropological Research funded by Association of Social Anthropologists (ASA) and the RAI. The article also discusses about Arthur Maurice Hocart Essay Prize, Emslie Horniman Anthropological Scholarship Fund, and Amaury Talbot Prize for African Anthropology.

The article reports on the winners of the Geoff Hall Scholarship Essay competition awarded to Marisa Granados and Amy Joughin Parr.

The article announces anthropological awards, fellowships and prizes, including the Radcliffe-Brown Memorial Fund for Social Anthropological Research, the Amaury Talbot Prize for African Anthropology, and the Curl Essay prize.

The article discusses prizes and fellowships and offers information on the mechanics of the competitions. It highlights the Arthur Maurice Hocart Essay Prize which will be awarded for the essay on an anthropological subject from a student of any nationality at first degree. It states that the Amaury Talbot Prize 2013 is for authors of the works which is the most valuable work of African anthropology. It adds the Radcliffe-Brown awards which aims to help young scholars in social anthropology.

The article offers information on various scholarship fund, fellowships, and literature contests. It mentions the Curl Essay which offers 1,100 pounds for the best essay on anthropological work. It mentions the Emslie Horniman Anthropological Scholarship Fund which is offered to graduate that wanted to pursue fieldwork in anthropology. It adds the Amaury Talbot Prize which seeks to award 500 pounds on works on African anthropology.

The article focuses on the awards, prizes and fellowships from the Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI). It states that the Radcliffe-Brown Memorial Fund for Social Anthropological Research aims to help scholars in completing their research. It says that the Curl essay Prize will be awarded to the author of the best essay regarding the results of anthropological studies. Furthermore, the Leach-RAI Fellowship Programme requires participants to prepare their research at a selected institution.

The article offers information on several awards, fellowships and prizes from the Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI) in Great Britain. It mentions that RAI offers two annual student essay prizes worth 150 pounds each. It notes that the Wellcome Medal for Research in Anthropology as applied to the Medical Problems prize is worth 600 pounds which should be recommended by the judges appointed by the RAI Council. It cites the Amaury Talbot Prize for 2009 which is about 500 pounds.

The article discusses awards and fellowships given out by the Forest History Society (FHS). The author explains that the awards program enables the FHS to recognize research and writing in forest and conservation history. Nancy Langston won the Aldo Leopold-Ralph W. Hidy Award for the best article published in the journal "Environmental History." Sara Dant was the recipient of the Theodore C. Blegen Award which recognizes the best article in the field of forest and conservation history not published in "Environmental History."

The article offers fellowships and prizes on scholars and essays with significant contribution to anthropology in Great Britain. The Radcliffe-Brown Memorial Fund for Social Anthropological Research, jointly funded by the Association of Social Anthropologists (ASA) and the Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI) grants young British scholars in social anthropology in completion of their embarked on research. The RAI is now accepting applications and nominations for the Wellcome Medal for Research in Anthropology as applied to medical problems, with a prize of £600 for the best published work which make a significant contribution to anthropological research. The RAI is now accepting entries for the 2008 Curl Essay Prize with an award of £1,100.

Focuses on the activities of the Hispanic Society of America. Solicitation for entries in an essay writing contest to explain the Jesuit methods; Awarding of research fellowships by the John Carter Brown Library; Contact information.

The article offers information on several awards, fellowships, and prizes related to anthropology as of August 2015 which includes the Radcliffe-Brown Memorial Fund for Social Anthropological Research, Curl Essay Prize, and the Amaury Talbot Prize for African Anthropology.

The article announces the section winners of the Student Scholarship/Essay program including Section 1's Katrina Lapham from Belfasat Area High School in Maine, New England with Mark Babin, athletic administrator, Section 2's Eryn Quillen from Seaford High School in Delaware with Artie Uhlrich as athletic administrator, and Section 3's Emily DeMaio from Marist High School in Georgia, with Tommy Marshall, as athletic administrator.

The article offers information on the Geoff Hall Memorial Scholarships which were in memory of Geoff Hall, founder father of the European Medical Writers Association (EMWA). It states that the scholarships will be awarded to new medical writers based on their essay that will be judged by the Nick Thompson Fellows. It mentions that the 2013 essay winner titled "Where does medical writing fit in research?"

The article focuses on the implications of the journal's Frank Capra Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Criticism in the U.S., which is claimed to encourage undergraduates in film studies to express their ideas in film criticism. The author asserts that he comes to value writing about films because he sees that analytic connections sketch a piece of personal psyche. He relates that as a recipient of the award in 2008, he urges anyone eligible to take the time to examine older works for he believes that examining his time as an undergraduate contributes to his goals for the future. He adds that the award is a perfect venue to share essays that declare a dedication to film scholarship.

Reports the victory of the author in the 2001 Margaret McKinley Memorial Student Scholarship Essay Competition. Career background of the author; Membership in the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Society for Information Science and Technology.