The Jonathan Edwards Center-Midwest invites submissions to its Graduate Student Paper Competition. Papers must focus on Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758), his contexts, or his legacies, and must be written in English.

Papers will be assessed by a committee led by Adriaan Neele, Director of the Jonathan Edwards Center-Midwest, and including the other global Jonathan Edwards Center Directors.

Please direct queries and submissions to Adriaan Neele at [email protected]

ELIGIBILITY

· All full– and part-time graduate students from anywhere in the world are eligible to participate.

· Papers must focus on Jonathan Edwards, his contexts, or his legacies

· Papers must be original and not pledged elsewhere.

GUIDELINES

· Papers should be of superior, publishable quality, and they should follow the Author Guidelines published in Jonathan Edwards Studies (available at jestudies.yale.edu)

· Papers must be written in English

· Papers must be readable in Microsoft Word

· Papers must be received no later than September 15, 2020.

AWARDS

· Cash prize of $500 (USD)

· Publication in Jonathan Edwards Studies

The winner will be announced on December 15, 2020