Professors Hamoudi and Wilson wanted me to post this announcement to the religionlaw list. If you are a member of the AALS Law and Religion Section, you should already have gotten this announcement. Note that nominations of papers can be made by any faculty member at an AALS member law school, not just by members of the Section.
Best wishes, Mark Prof. Mark S. Scarberry Pepperdine Univ. School of Law Dear Law and Religion Section Members: We just wanted to call your attention to the fact that we will be giving out the AALS Section on Law & Religion Award for Excellence in Scholarship at the AALS Annual Meeting next January. All fellows at AALS Member Schools, as well as faculty members with ten years or less experience as faculty members, are eligible. The award is given annually to a paper either published or to be published by July 15 of this year, that has made an outstanding scholarly contribution to the field of law and religion. Any faculty member at an AALS member school can nominate up to one paper for the award. Nominations should be sent directly to Professor Haider Ala Hamoudi (hamo...@pitt.edu) as Chair of the Prize Committee. Nominations must be received by August 15. We will send out another call for nominations on July 15. Please distribute widely. Many thanks. Hope this finds you well. Warmly, Haider & Robin Haider Ala Hamoudi, Chair, Prize Committee Professor Of Law Associate Dean For Research & Faculty Development University Of Pittsburgh School Of Law (412) 624-1055 hamo...@pitt.edu <hamo...@pitt.edu> Robin Fretwell Wilson, Chair, Law & Religion Section *Roger and Stephany Joslin Professor of Law* University of Illinois College of Law 504 East Pennsylvania Avenue Champaign, Illinois 61820 217.244.1227 <(217)%20244-1227> (office) 540.958.1389 <(540)%20958-1389> (cell) w...@illinois.edu
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