The Boothe Prize - Stanford Undergrad.
BOOTHE PRIZE ESSAYS FOR 2015-2016 Thinking Matters Winners for 2015-2016. Zhaolin Ren (Winner, Spring 2015): “The Limits of Idealism: Lessons from the Millennium Villages Project on the Role of Foreign Intervention in Promoting Health, Wealth and Well-Being in Africa” Instructor: Sarah Ives.
The winning essays are published annually in Boothe Prize Essays: Excellence in Writing at Stanford and are available online through this website. The Boothe Prizes have been made possible by the generosity of the late D. Power Boothe, Jr. and his wife Catie.
The Boothe prize recognizes outstanding argumentative writing by first-year students in PWR and Thinking Matters. Winning essays provide an amazing resource of exemplary writing from PWR 1. Individually, Boothe essays provide great examples for the RBA. As a teaching resource, we can use parts or sections of Boothe essays to address particular.
Jan 18, 2018. When I first arrived at Stanford, I found the Boothe Prize essays to be an incredible teaching resource. Here was an archive of excellent writing that that helped me introduce students to what was often the longest and most daunting essay they had ever written.
All winning essays were published in Boothe Prize Essays: Excellence in First-Year Writing at Stanford. To obtain a copy of the volume, e-mail Marvin Diogenes, associate director of the Program in.
The 2000 Boothe Prizes for Excellence in Writing were awarded May 9 to honor the authors of outstanding essays from Writing and Critical Thinking and Introduction to the Humanities courses.
Recipients of 1997 Boothe Prizes for Excellence in Writing were recognized at a reception held May 14 at the Faculty Club. The prize honors outstanding essays by students in Writing and Critical.
Building a Boothe Essay There are a lot of steps that go into writing a Boothe prize-winning essay! On these pages, you'll find some materials that may help you and your students understand more clearly what others' processes have been like when writing a Boothe-winning essay.
Hoefer Prize Winners The Lunsford Award for Oral Presentation of Research The Hoefer Prize-winning writing presented below represents excellence across the disciplines, spanning all areas of undergraduate study.
About the Hoefer Prize. The Hoefer Prize recognizes outstanding Stanford undergraduate writing in Writing in the Major courses. Prizes may be awarded in all areas of the undergraduate curriculum: humanities, social sciences, natural and mathematical sciences, and engineering. Each student prize winner is presented with a certificate.
Awarded during the freshman year, the Boothe Prize recognizes excellence in writing. Students are selected for this honor on the basis of essays written for courses fulfilling the Introduction to the Humanities or Writing and Rhetoric requirements.
Coordinator's Corner: Asking the Boothe Essays: Or, How Can We Learn from Our Archive of Boothe Prize Winning Essays Jan 18, 2018 When I first arrived at Stanford, I found the Boothe Prize essays to be an incredible teaching resource.
Boothe Prize recipients honored at Faculty Club reception. Recipients of the 1998 Boothe Prizes for Excellence in Writing were recognized at a reception held May 6 at the Faculty Club.
