The 2015 Chase Peace Prize Senior Thesis Contest:


The Dickey Center is pleased to announce the Chase Senior Thesis Peace Prize competition for 2015. Funded through a bequest by Edward M. Chase, a New Hampshire resident and philanthropist, the Chase Peace Prizes are designed to encourage careful reflection on the causes of war and the prospects for peace.  Submissions are welcomed from graduating seniors in all the divisions of the College who have successfully completed a senior honors thesis on some aspect pertaining to war, peace, conflict, conflict resolution, the science and technology of warfare, or the representation of war and peace in literature and the arts.

The recipient of the Senior Thesis Prize award will receive a $1,500 award and may have the opportunity to return to campus next year to participate in the Chase Peace Program, a public event organized around the topic of the winning thesis and featuring a panel of distinguished experts and the prize winner. In addition, one runner-up may be awarded a $500 prize.

Senior Theses submissions are due by Friday, June 12. Nominations from faculty and departments are welcome, but not required. Entries must be submitted in electronic form, directed to Casey Aldrich, Student Programs Manager at the Dickey Center for International Understanding, at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.


For more information regarding the contest and guidelines, please visit the Dickey Center Website<http://dickey.dartmouth.edu/chase-peace-prize> or contact [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.


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