Grant · Anthropology
Three-minute Thesis Competition - American Anthropological Association
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- Amount
- $700
- Program type
- Grant
- Field
- Anthropology
- Eligible career stages
- graduate students and doctoral students
About this program
The American Anthropological Association, with prize sponsorship from the National Institute of Social Sciences, is running a juried Three‑Minute Thesis competition that awards cash prizes ($400 grand prize, $200 first runner‑up, $100 second runner‑up) for succinct, single‑slide, three‑minute presentations summarizing a graduate student’s 2024–25 Master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation for a general audience. Presentations are judged by journalists under University of Queensland Three Minute Thesis rules, emphasizing comprehension and content (background, significance, results/impact, non‑technical language) and engagement/communication (audience interest, presenter enthusiasm, slide clarity/legibility). Eligible applicants are graduate students who have completed or expect to complete their thesis/dissertation in the 2024–25 academic year; entrants must give a required verbal introduction (name, affiliation, accessibility description) excluded from the time limit, and submissions must be emailed to Jeff Martin at jmartin@americananthro.org by 5 p.m. EST on Friday, December 13 (year not specified).
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