Graduate and Alumni Awards and Announcements

The Department of Religion is pleased to announce:

• Ph.D. student Cordell Waldron (M.A. ’06) was awarded the 2006 Master’s Prize for the College of Arts and Sciences. He also received the Mary Marshall Prize for his essay “‘Jeweled Chariots’: The Metaphor of Motion in Japanese Buddhist Literature and Practice.”
• PhD student Craig Martin received a Teaching Fellow appointment for the 2005-06 year.
• PhD student Dianne Quigley's NIH grant for her Research Ethics project has been renewed and extended for a sixth year (see link at www.researchethics.org.)
• George Heyman (Ph.D. '04) was awarded an All-University Doctoral Prize for his dissertation "The Power of Sacrifice: Roman and Christian Discourse in Conflict." Congratulations to George and also to his advisor Jim Watts!

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