Richard Randolph Award Home  Graduate Program Richard Randolph Award The Richard Randolph Award is an essay competition based on field or lab research. It has been named after Emeritus Professor Richard Randolph in recognition of his invaluable role as a founding member of the UCSC Anthropology Department and his leadership in starting the UCSC Anthropology Graduate Program. Open to UCSC archaeology, cultural, and physical anthropology graduate students.
This essay should be of publishable quality and follow the American Anthropologist guidelines. The award will be based on the overall quality, rigor, and originality of the work and on demonstration of effective field or lab practice. Essays will be peer-reviewed by the Richard Randolph Award Committee.
Previous Winners
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Conal Ho |
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The “doing” and “undoing” of community: Chinese society in Ghana |
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Jun Sunseri |
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In Defense of Homescape and Hearth:
Multi-scalar identity practices of an Indo-Hispano buffer settlement in Spanish Colonial Northern New Mexico |
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| 2007 |
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Eunice Blavascunas |
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Ecological Gaps: Radzilow and the Zapust Festival |
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| 2006 |
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Bahiyyih Watson |
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Reasoning the Technogenic Turn in Morocco |
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| 2005 |
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Megan Moodie |
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Eyeing Women’s Resources: The Magic of Microcredit in Jaipur District, Rajasthan |
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| 2004 |
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Joanie McCollom |
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Behind the Wheel: The Experience of Driving in Kuala Lumpur and Beyond |
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Lieba Faier |
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Trails of Stories: Filipinas Who Run Away |
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| 2002 |
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Tim Choy |
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Articulated Knowledges: Expertise, Translation, and the Politics of Trash |
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