The K.J. Scott Prize

This Prize in memory of Kenneth John Scott, Senior Lecturer in Political Science 1946-1960 and Professor in Charge of the School of Political Science and Public Administration 1960-61 arises from a fund subscribed by students, staff and friends.

The Prize shall be awarded annually to the student who, in the year of the award, completes a Bachelor of Arts degree with Politics as his or her major subject, and who in the opinion of the Chairperson of the Department of Politics is the best student of the year and is worthy of the award.

The Prize shall be awarded by the Academic Board after receiving a report from the Chairperson of the Department of Politics.

The Prize, the value of which in any year shall be determined by the Vice-Chancellor, shall consist of a book or books, bearing a suitable bookplate and approved by the Chairperson of the Department of Politics.

If in any year the income from the fund or any part thereof is not expended, it may be added to the fund.

For further information on prizes and scholarships offered throughout the University, visit the University's scholarships webpage.

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