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2019–2020 Bowdoin Graduate Prize Winners

Congratulations to Aleksandr Bierig for winning a Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essay in the English Language for his essay entitled “Visits to the London Coal Exchange, circa 1849.”

Congratulations to Gili Kliger for winning a Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essay in the English Language for her essay entitled “Missionary Imperialism and the Birth of New ‘Gods.’”

Congratulations to David Lowry Pressly for winning a Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essay in the English Language for his essay entitled “The Right to be Forgotten and the Possibility of Being a Stranger.”

Congratulations to Jenelle Wallace for winning the Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essay in the Natural Sciences for her essay entitled “To change the brain: An exploration of the promise and limits of brain plasticity through the study of adult neurogenesis.”

 

graudateBowdoin Prizes for Graduate Students

The Bowdoin Prizes, some of Harvard’s oldest and most prestigious student awards, are designed to recognize essays of originality and high literary merit, written in a way that engages both specialists and non-specialists. Read more

 

Prize winnerBowdoin Prizes for Undergraduates

The Bowdoin Prizes, some of Harvard’s oldest and most prestigious student awards, are designed to recognize essays of originality and high literary merit, written in a way that engages both specialists and non-specialists. Read more