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Ellen Richards Prize
In July 1920 Dr F.W. Oliver, quain Professor of Botany, reported that the Ellen Richards Committee (Association to aid Scientific Research by Women) decided to hand over the sum of 1,000 dollars to be added to the capital of the Sarah M. Baker Prize. In explanation of this offer, it was stated that a few months before her death, Dr Sarah Baker had submitted a thesis in competition for the Ellen Richards Research Prize of 1,000 dollars, that the referees took a high value of the thesis, but at the time of Sarah Baker's death, no decision had been reached as to the award. The income to be derived from the Ellen Richards Fund is available only when a woman receives the Sarah M. Baker Memorial Prize
- The Sarah M. Baker Memorial Prize may be awarded
in each session.
- If the Sarah M. Baker Memorial Prize is awarded to
a woman she receives also
the Ellen Richards Prize.
- The Prize is awarded by the Council on the
recommendation of the Faculty of
Life Sciences.
- The Prize is awarded for the encouragement of
botanical research.
- More than one Prize may be awarded in the session
if the state of the Fund
permits.
- The value of the Sarah M. Baker Memorial Prize is
£300.
- The value of the Ellen Richards Prize is £275.
- A candidate must be a past or present student in the Department
of Genetics,
Evolution & Environment (GEE), or, before 1987, Department of Botany
and
Microbiology, or, before 1969, Department of Botany. A former prizewinner
may be
a candidate.
- Candidates must send written notice of their intention to
compete for the Prize
to the GEE Graduate Tutor on or before 15 May.
- The qualifications of candidates are considered by the GEE
Head of the Department
- The Prizewinner is expected to undertake botanical
research, either at
University College or elsewhere, approved by the GEE Head of the
Department
- The award is announced in July.
- Payment is made on or about 15 July.
- Awards are subject to the provisions of the General Regulations.
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