Malinowski Award applications

The Society for Applied Anthropology considers nominations each year for the Malinowski Award. This Award is presented to a senior social scientist in recognition of a career dedicated to understanding and serving the needs of the world’s societies.

 

 

A nomination should include a detailed letter, a curriculum vitae, up to three letters of support, and sample products which may include but are not limited to traditional scholarly writing. A more detailed description of the Award and the nomination process is included on the SfAA web site at: 

 

The Malinowski Award was initiated by the Society in 1973. Since that time, it has been presented to distinguished social scientists including Jean J. Schensul, Thomas Weaver, Sir Raymond Firth, Margaret Clark, Conrad Arensberg, Paul Farmer, and Ward Goodenough.

 

The nominee should be of senior status, and widely recognized for efforts to understand and serve the needs of the world through the use of the social sciences.

 

Please contact the SfAA Office if you have any questions or wish additional information by calling (405) 843-5113, or emailing at: