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From: Truitt, Allison J via Vsg <vsg@u.washington.edu>
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2024 12:21 PM
To: vsg@uw.edu
Subject: [Vsg] The Vietnam Studies Group 2025 Graduate Paper Prize Competition
Dear Colleagues,
Please spread the word about the VSG 2025 Graduate Paper Prize Competition.
Attached is a pdf of the call for papers.
Submissions should be sent to:
Allison Truitt, atruitt@tulane.edu
Tulane University
The Vietnam Studies Group 2025 Graduate Paper Prize Competition
Deadline: Friday, November 1, 2024
The Vietnam Studies Group (VSG) is pleased to announce a call for submissions for its annual graduate student paper prize competition. The competition encourages the direct involvement of graduate students in the growth of Vietnamese studies and supports their professional development. The competition is open to full- and part-time graduate students at any level, regardless of their disciplinary specialization. Preference will be given to sole-authored papers based on original field, archival, and/or statistical research. However, thematic reviews that critically synthesize existing literature on a particular topic related to Vietnamese studies will also be considered.
The winner will receive a $500 prize and a one-year subscription to the Journal of Vietnamese Studies. We will also award two honorable mentions, each with a prize of $250. The winners will be notified in December 2024.
Papers may be written in English or Vietnamese. Submissions will be reviewed by a VSG sub-committee, which will evaluate the entries on the basis of their scholarly merit, theoretical and/or methodological originality, clarity, and style. Papers should also have implications that transcend their disciplinary boundaries to reach a broader academic audience. Only unpublished papers will be considered.
Submissions are due by 11:59 PM (CST) on Friday, November 1, 2024 to Allison Truitt, atruitt@tulane.edu. The committee regrets that late submissions will not be accepted. In the email please attach (1) an anonymized PDF of the paper and (2) a letter of good standing from the applicant’s graduate department.
Additionally, it is a requirement that all submissions come from current (dues-paying) VSG members. The AAS secure online payment link to join VSG is: https://myaas.asianstudies.org/About/Committee-Payment-Donations. If you don't already have an account, click on this link first and register one: https://myaas.asianstudies.org/Registration. People can make donations of any size; the recommended donation for student participants in VSG is $10. You will be provided an online receipt that you should send to the VSG Treasurer Richard Tran at rqtran@gmail.com.
VSG is a "study group" of the Association of Asian Studies, and its primary mission is to foster greater participation among Vietnam specialists in AAS and at the annual meeting.
It is strongly desired, but not required, that students who have submitted a paper for consideration attend both the VSG meeting and the AAS conference (in-person or virtually if available). Graduate students are eligible to apply for additional AAS travel stipends and reduced conference fees.
Please contact me at atruitt@tulane.edu should you have any questions, and best of luck to all contestants!
2024 Graduate Prize Winners
From: saf237@cornell.edu <saf237@cornell.edu>
Sent: Friday, November 24, 2023 8:15 AM
To: vsg@u.washington.edu
Subject: [Vsg] 2024 VSG Graduate Essay Prize Winners
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the VSG Graduate Essay Prize Committee, I am delighted to announce our 2024 Award Winners.
Both the volume of submissions this year and the quality of essays was again very high this year, and the Prize Committee deliberated for some time before reaching a very difficult decision on this year’s awards. Our gratitude on behalf of the Prize Committee to all those who contributed papers – we were very much impressed by the quality of your scholarship.
The 2024 VSG Graduate Essay Prize Winner is:
Camellia Pham, “Colonial Translation Turned Vietnamization: Phạm Quỳnh and the Discourse of Transculturation” (Dartmouth College)
Given the depth and quality of this year’s submissions, the Committee has also awarded two Honourable Mentions:
Danielle Đan Phương Mallon, “Disparate Provinces: An Exploratory Investigation into Subnational Socioeconomic Inequalities and Disparities in Colonial Vietnam” (London School of Economics)
Phi Nguyen, “Liquid Skein-Huế’s Latent Water Dynamics: Nation building and Migrant Placemaking” (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)
Please join me in congratulating our award winners, along with everyone who submitted essays for consideration.
Sean Fear
Lecturer in International History
University of Leeds
From: saf237@cornell.edu <saf237@cornell.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, August 1, 2023 4:20 AM
To: vsg@u.washington.edu
Subject: [Vsg] Vietnam Studies Group 2024 Graduate Paper Prize Competition
Dear Colleagues,
Below please find the announcement of this year’s Vietnam Studies Group 2024 Graduate Paper Prize Competition. We’d be grateful if you might let any potential candidates know about this opportunity!
The Vietnam Studies Group 2024 Graduate Paper Prize Competition
Deadline: Friday September 29, 2023
The Vietnam Studies Group (VSG) is pleased to announce a call for submissions for its annual graduate student paper prize competition. The competition encourages the direct involvement of graduate students in the growth of Vietnamese studies and supports their professional development. The competition is open to full- and part-time graduate students at any level, regardless of their disciplinary specialization. Preference will be given to sole-authored papers based on original field, archival, and/or statistical research. However, thematic reviews that critically synthesize existing literature on a particular topic related to Vietnamese studies will also be considered.
The winner will receive a $500 prize and a one-year subscription to the Journal of Vietnamese Studies. We will also award two honourable mentions, each with a prize of $250. The winners will be notified in late Autumn 2023.
Papers may be written in English or Vietnamese. Submissions will be reviewed by a VSG sub-committee, which will evaluate the entries on the basis of their scholarly merit, theoretical and/or methodological originality, clarity, and style. Papers should also have implications that transcend their disciplinary boundaries to reach a broader academic audience. Only unpublished papers will be considered.
Submissions are due by 11:59 PM (BST) Friday September 29, 2023, to Sean Fear: S.Fear@leeds.ac.uk. The committee regrets that late submissions will not be accepted. In the email please attach (1) an anonymised PDF of the paper and (2) a letter of good standing from the applicant’s graduate department.
Additionally, it is a requirement that all submissions come from current (dues-paying) VSG members. The AAS secure online payment link to join VSG is: https://myaas.asianstudies.org/About/Committee-Payment-Donations. If you don't already have an account, click on this link first and register one: https://myaas.asianstudies.org/Registration. People can make donations of any size; the recommended donation for student participants in VSG is $10. You will be provided an online receipt that you should send to the VSG Treasurer Richard Tran at rqtran@gmail.com.
VSG is a "study group" of the Association of Asian Studies, and its primary mission is to foster greater participation among Vietnam specialists in AAS and at the annual meeting.
It is strongly desired, but not required, that students who have submitted a paper for consideration attend both the VSG meeting and the AAS conference (in-person or virtually if available). Graduate students are eligible to apply for additional AAS travel stipends and reduced conference fees
Please contact me at s.fear@leeds.ac.uk should you have any questions, and best of luck to all contestants!
Sean Fear
Lecturer in International History
University of Leeds
2023 Graduate Prize Winners
Ngoc Luong (University of Bielefeld), “Betting on the Future: Financial Activities by Migrant Factory Workers in Vietnam": Graduate Paper Award ($500).
Melody Shum (Northwestern University), “Engendering the Revolution: Trần Thị Trâm and the Native Place in Nghệ An (1860-1930)”: Graduate Paper Award, honorable mention ($250).
Zhihang Ruan (Northwestern University), “State-building and Land Ownership in China and Vietnam: The Critical Juncture of Constitution-Making in the 1970s and 1980s”: Graduate Paper Award, honorable mention ($250).
The Vietnam Studies Group 2023 Graduate Paper Prize Competition
Deadline: Thursday September 15, 2022
The Vietnam Studies Group (VSG) is pleased to announce a call for submissions for its annual graduate student paper prize competition. The competition encourages the direct involvement of graduate students in the growth of Vietnamese studies and supports their professional development. The competition is open to full and part-time graduate students, regardless of their disciplinary specialization. Preference will be given to sole-authored papers based on original field, archival, and/or statistical research. However, thematic reviews that critically synthesize existing literature on a particular topic related to Vietnamese studies will also be considered.
The winner will receive a $500 prize and a one-year subscription to the Journal of Vietnamese Studies. We will also award two honorable mentions, each with a prize of $250. The winners will be notified in late Autumn 2022.
Papers may be written in English or Vietnamese. Submissions will be reviewed by a VSG sub-committee, which will evaluate the entries on the basis of their scholarly merit, theoretical and/or methodological originality, clarity, and style. Papers should also have implications that transcend their disciplinary boundaries to reach a broader academic audience. Only unpublished papers will be considered.
Submissions are due by 11:59 PM (BST) Thursday September 15, 2022, to Sean Fear: S.Fear@leeds.ac.uk. The committee regrets that late submissions will not be accepted. In the email please attach (1) an anonymised PDF of the paper and (2) a letter of good standing from the applicant’s graduate department.
Additionally, it is a requirement that all submissions come from current (dues-paying) VSG members. The AAS secure online payment link to join VSG is: https://myaas.asianstudies.org/About/Committee-Payment-Donations. If you don't already have an account, click on this link first and register one: https://myaas.asianstudies.org/Registration. People can make donations of any size; the recommended donation for student participants in VSG is $10. You will be provided an online receipt that you should send to the VSG Treasurer Richard Tran at rqtran@gmail.com.
VSG is a "study group" of the Association of Asian Studies, and its primary mission is to foster greater participation among Vietnam specialists in AAS and at the annual meeting.
It is strongly desired, but not required, that students who have submitted a paper for consideration attend both the VSG meeting and the AAS conference (virtually or in person). Graduate students are eligible to apply for additional AAS travel stipends and reduced conference fees. Please note that the AAS 2023 Annual Conference will take place-in person but will also offers virtual attendance options.
Please contact me at s.fear@leeds.ac.uk should you have any questions, and best of luck to all contestants!
Sean Fear
Lecturer in International History
Director of International Activities
University of Leeds
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