Are you a graduate student working at the intersections of anthropology and science, and technology studies?
The Committee on the Anthropology of Science, Technology, and Computing (CASTAC) is officially seeking submissions for the David Hakken Graduate Student Paper Prize. This award honors the legacy of David Hakken’s pioneering work in ethnography and cyberspace and recognizes "rising scholars" who demonstrate high theoretical sophistication and methodological innovation.
🏆 Why Submit?
- Recognition: The winner will be honored during the American Anthropological Association (AAA) meetings.
- Mentorship: Receive valuable written feedback from the Prize Committee’s expert reviewers.
- Community: Join a community of scholars at the intersection of Anthropology and STS.
📝 2026 Submission Highlights
To be eligible, papers must meet the following criteria:
- Length: 7,000–8,000 words (excluding references).
- Status: Unpublished and not yet submitted for publication.
- Eligibility: Written during graduate school by current students or recent grads (Spring 2025 or later).
- Format: Fully blinded for peer review with numbered pages.
📅 Deadlines & Logistics
- Submission Deadline: June 15, 2026, at midnight (Central US Time).
- Where to Submit: Use the online submission form via the CASTAC website.
- Inquiries: Reach out to CASTAC Co-Chair Ana Carolina de Assis Nunes at co-c...@castac.org.
