Calendar: 1971-1972 Page 175

182 Studentships Scholarships Exhibitions Bursaries and Prizes caldecott philosophy prize fund was raised in 1918 by the friends colleagues and pupils of the Rev Prebendary Alfred Caldecott on his retirement from the office of Dean to commemorate his great services to King's College during the previous 26 years and on his request was devoted to the foundation of Prize in Philo- sophy The Prize which is of the value of £$0 is offered once in every two years It is for an English essay on some subject falling within the scope of the Philo- sophy or of the Psychology of Religion The College may assign subject for the essay or it may invite qualified graduates or Associates to submit subjects upon which they may desire to work The Prize is open to all graduates and Associates of the College who have studied in the College for not less than two sessions and are not of more than six years' standing since taking their degree or Associateship in the College The adjudicators on each occasion shall be three and shall be appointed by the Council from Professors or Lecturers in Philosophy of Religion or in the Departments of Philosophy and Psychology together with another person not member of the College staff at the time of his appointment The adjudicators may recommend that the successful essay be printed as the Caldecott Prize essay but the printing shall not be obligatory on the writer The Prize shall include at least one book fully bound and stamped with the College Arms and the Prizeman may if he so desire have books to the full value of the Prize so bound and stamped If the Prize be not gained so often as once in every three years any interest on the fund shall not accumulate but shall be added to the capital sum for the increase of the value of the Prize The next offer will be made in the Lent term 1973 Essays must be sent to the Registrar of the College not later than the second Wednesday of the preceding December Prizes open to students in the Faculty of Theology only trench greek testament prize The friends and former pupils of the Most Reverend Richard Chenevix Trench Archbishop of Dublin formerly Professor of Exegesis of the New Testa- ment at King's College presented to the College the sum of £156 for the purpose of founding Prize to bear his name The Prize consists of books to the value of £20 The Prize will be awarded to the student gaining the highest marks in the two New Testament papers at the final examination