Summer 2016 Research Award Winners

Winners of research awards for the summer 2016 seminar are:

Rebecca Chan (Notre Dame)
Vahid Sohrabifar (Qum)
Jonathan Weinberg (Arizona)
Shieva Kleinschmidt (USC)
Dale Tuggy (SUNY Fredonia)
Frances Howard-Snyder (Western Washington)
Matthew Lee (Berry)
Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa (British Columbia)
Bill Rowley (Rochester)
Robin Dembroff (Princeton)
Kent Dunnington (Biola)
Michael Pace (Chapman)
Dan McKaughan (Boston College)
Sam Lebens (Rutgers)

Congratulations to all!

Location for Summer Seminar 2016

The location for the summer seminar for 2016 will be in St. Louis, on the campus of Washington University. Great location, across the street from Forest Park, home of the St. Louis Zoo and several museums, close to the Delmar Loop and Central West End. Dates are June 27 to July 21, 2016.

The call for proposals for the seminar can be found here and more detailed information about the event can be found at the website for the project.

Deadline for applications is December 1, with announcement of winners on January 10, 2016.

Proposals Requested for Faith Project Summer Seminar

Everyone with an interest in the nature, value, and virtue of faith is invited to apply to the 2016 Faith Project Summer Seminar. The seminar will be held in either Columbia or St. Louis, MO, from June 27th to July 21st, 2016. Participants will receive $4000, as well as a generous stipend for travel, food, and board. Guest lecturers: Linda Zagzebski, Ed Wierenga, and Sandy Goldberg.

For more information and instructions on how to apply, see:

http://natureandvalueoffaith.com/

Deadline for Application: December 1, 2015

Announcement of Award Winners: January 10, 2016

2015 Summer Seminar Awards

The winners of the 2015 Summer Seminar Awards have been chosen!

The winners are:

  • Kenny Boyce, University of Missouri
  • Rebecca Chan,  University of Colorado/Notre Dame
  • Frances Howard-Snyder, Western Washington University
  • John Schwenkler, Florida State University
  • Yoaav Isaacs, Princeton University
  • Anne Jeffrey, Georgetown
  • Samuel Lebens, Rutgers University
  • Errol Lord, University of Pennsylvania
  • Dan McKaughan, Boston College
  • Michael Pace, Chapman University
  • Ted Poston, University of South Alabama
  • Lindsey Rettler, Ohio State University