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PRIZES, BURSARIES, FELLOWSHIPSAND SCHOLARSHIPSIn order to be considered, an individual application, essay or other entry must be made for prizes and awards marked with a .The ACCA Prize (1st 150) (2nd 100) (3rd 50)734, 735, 736Awarded annually to the top 3 most distinguished students for their results in Finance 2, offered by Accounting & Finance.John AITCHISON Prize (Statistics)Awarded annually to the student with the best performance in S1Y/S1Z.Bill AITKEN Prize (see note)485Founded in 1985 by Mrs Evelyn Aitken in honour of her husband Dr W G Aitken, Reader in Applied Geology at the University ofStrathclyde and previously Director of the Geological Survey of Nyasaland (Malawi). Awarded annually on the recommendation of theacademic staff of Earth Sciences to a final year student who has made a major contribution to the intellectual well-being and morale ofthe class during geological fieldwork. This prize was transferred to the University from the University of Strathclyde in 1989.James AITKEN Prize (see note)1Founded in 1962 by James Aitken, JP CA. Awarded annually for distinction in the class of Economics 2 for students matriculated for theBachelor of Accountancy degree. If for any reason this class should be discontinued, the prize money would be made generallyavailable to accountants for proficiency in the study of Economics, if necessary by transferring the endowment to the Institute ofChartered Accountants in Scotland.AITKEN-SMITH Prize (see note)2Founded in 1983 in recognition of the long service to the University of Helen J Smith and Robert N C Aitken, former heads of theDepartment of Veterinary Anatomy. Awarded annually to the most distinguished student of Veterinary Anatomy.Donald ALLAN Memorial Prize3See Allan and Chalk Prizes.ALLAN and CHALK Prizes (see note)3, 57Founded in 1983 by two anonymous donors in memory of Donald J Allan, Professor of Greek 1957-71 and Hubert H. O. Chalk,Lecturer in Greek 1950-81. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Head of Classics for excellence in Level 1 Greek (AllanPrize) and in Level 1 Classical Civilisation (Chalk Prize).Ann Clark AMOUR Prize in German (see note)4Founded in 1980 by a bequest from the late William Amour, for the continuation and encouragement of Middle High German Studies orOld High German Studies in the University of Glasgow.The prize shall be open to all students in the subject of German and shall be awarded on the basis either of an essay on anappropriate theme in medieval German, or of a piece of written work such as the translation, under examination conditions, of apassage of Medieval German. The appropriate test shall be determined by the Professor of German.The prize shall be awarded annually on the recommendation of the Professor of German and may be withheld in any year if in theopinion of the Professor there is no candidate of sufficient merit.Norman C ANDERSON Memorial Prize (see note)6Endowed in 1979 by Mrs Elizabeth MacDonald in memory of her brother Norman C Anderson, Lecturer in French from 1927–68.Awarded to the most distinguished student in the language element of the Junior Honours class in French.7Thomas ANDERSON Prize (see note)Established in honour of Professor Thomas Anderson, formerly of the Department of Public Health. Awarded annually on therecommendation of the Professor of Public Health to the medical registrar in Public Health, seconded from any region in Great Britainand Northern Ireland, with the best overall performance in the Master of Public Health course.Prizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 110/21/2014
ARBROATH Bursary ( 750)8An undergraduate bursary awarded on the recommendation of the School of Medicine.Andrew H ARNOTT Prize (see note) 9Founded in 1955 by the bequest of Andrew Hamilton Arnott, MB 1907, for the encouragement of research in Pathology, especially inrelation to pulmonary tuberculosis.The prize is offered annually for the best essay or thesis submitted on some aspect of Pathology, especially in relation to chronic lungdisease. The prize will normally be awarded to medical graduates of the University of Glasgow of not more than fifteen years standing,but consideration may also be extended to essays submitted by graduates or licentiates of other medical schools who have undertakena period of study or research of not less than twelve months in a teaching hospital associated with the University of Glasgow. Theaward will be made by the Senate, on the recommendation of the School of Medicine.If in any year the prize is withheld, the unused income shall be added to a reserve fund from which, on the recommendation of theSchool of Medicine, grants may be made as an additional prize or prizes or as a supplementary grant to the prizewinner.Dr Neil ARNOTT Prizes (see note)10 – 16Founded in 1869 by Dr Neil Arnott of London.(a) Two prizes (10-11) of 500 each shall be awarded to the two students receiving the highest aggregate marks in the Junior Honourscourse in Physiology.(b) From 2012: Up to five prizes may be awarded annually to MBChB students: 1000 for the Dr Neil Arnott Prize (12) to be awardedfor a Year 3 viva in Clinical Physics; 2 x 500 to be awarded as the Dr Neil Arnott Prize (Proxime Accessit) for a Year 3 viva inPathophysiology; and (from 2013) 2 x 500 for Year 2 viva in Physiology (13-16).ARTHUR Bursary ( 500)17Instituted in 1892 by Mrs Arthur of Barshaw and open to women students in the School of Medicine. Awarded to the student who takesthe highest place among the women candidates at the First Professional Examination. If two candidates are of equal merit, the bursarywill be divided between them; if more than two are equal, a special examination may be held to determine the award. Tenable for threeyears.Ove ARUP Prize ( 100)643For excellence in Architecture in the third and fourth years of the Civil Engineering and Architecture Degree programme.ASHER ASHER Memorial Medal and Scholarship (see note)5001Founded in 1910 in memory of Asher Asher, MD 1856. Awarded annually in the class of Ear, Nose & Throat, on the results of anexamination, which is mainly clinical. Sum to found a gold medal in memory of Dr Asher, the medal to be awarded annually inconnection with the class on Disease of the Throat and Nose. Sum to found a gold medal and Scholarship in memoria of Dr Asher.From 2013, to be awarded annually for an MBChB Year 5 viva on ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat).ASTRONOMY Undergraduate Prizes (total value: 1000)537 – 540Established in 1994 from the Undergraduate Bursaries Endowment Fund to provide one prize for each of the four Levels of study inAstronomy. The prizes are awarded on the recommendation of the Head of the School of Physics and Astronomy in consultation withthe Regius Professor of Astronomy and the Astronomy course leaders.Margaret AULD Prize (see note)541Established in 1993 in recognition of the contribution of Margaret Auld (Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland from January 1977 - February1988) to nursing and midwifery education in Scotland. Awarded for the best dissertation in each graduating year of the Bachelor ofNursing with Honours degree.Alfred BADER Prize in Organic Chemistry (see note)594Founded in 1990 by a gift from Dr Alfred Bader, chairman of the Sigma Aldrich Corporation, USA. Awarded annually to a student whograduates from the University with an Honours degree in Chemistry, and is thereafter admitted as a postgraduate student registered fora higher degree by research in organic chemistry within the School of Chemistry of the University.BARBERS Dissertation Award ( 150)755Awarded annually to the graduate on the MSc (Med Sci) in health care degree who has attained the highest marks in the dissertation.BIGGART BAILLE Prize ( 200 summer placement)742Prizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 210/21/2014
Awarded annually to the student with the highest grade over the three subjects: Commercial Law, Business Organisation and Tax Law.BRITISH AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SYSTEMS Prize ( 100)609Awarded annually to a student in Aerospace Engineering for the best industrially relevant final year project. Made on therecommendation of the Head of School.BAKER Prize (see note)18Endowed in 1982 by the parent of a former student of the University and awarded to the student achieving the highest aggregate markin the class examinations in Veterinary Parasitology in the third year of the course.Margaret I BALABANIAN Prize (see note)492Founded in 1989 by the bequest of Margaret Isgouhie Balabanian and awarded annually to the most distinguished student in literaturein the Higher Ordinary French class who is proceeding to take an Honours degree in French or another language.BALFOUR Prize ( 65)19Awarded annually by the School of Procurators in Glasgow to the most distinguished student in the class of Mercantile Law.H T BARNWELL Prize (see note)510Funded from the proceeds of a Festschrift in honour of H T Barnwell, Marshall Professor of French at the University 1971-80. Awardedannually for the best French commentary by a student in Senior Honours French.BATES Essay Prize (see note)20Founded in 1987 by Professor and Mrs T St J N Bates to mark their departure from the University of Glasgow. The prize shall beawarded annually for the essay submitted by an honours student, in partial satisfaction of the requirements of any honours courseavailable in the School of Law of the College of Social Sciences, which is considered by the Prize Committee to be the mostacademically meritorious. The prize shall not be divided.BAUCHOP Lindsay Halliday Engineering Bursary (see note)649Bequest founded in 2001 from a share in the estate of the late Lindsay Halliday Bauchop in equal shares absolutely to StrathclydeUniversity, University of Glasgow and Herriot-Watt University directed that each beneficiary shall invest all monies received under thisbequest and shall apply the yearly income in the provision of a bursary for studies in electrical and mechanical scientific subjects andthe choice of recipient of such bursary shall be at the discretion of the University authorities.Helen BEEDIE Bursaries ( 600 each)21, 22Awarded annually to Honours candidates in French and/or Italian for residence in France or Italy.Barbara BEGGS Prize - Modern History (see note)598Founded in 1997 in memory of Barbara Beggs who died in October 1996, graduate of the University and Departmental Secretary inModern History, for 14 years until her retiral in 1995. To be awarded annually to the best mature student graduating in Honours History.For this purpose, a mature student shall be defined as someone of the age of 25 or above on first matriculation.BELLAHOUSTON Scholarships ( 1,200 each)583, 584, 585, 618Established in 1996. The University receives from the Trustees of the Bellahouston Bequest an annual sum of 4800. The money isused to provide a one-year scholarship each year of 1200 in each of the Colleges of Arts, Science & Engineering (Science and Schoolof Engineering) and the College of MVLS (School of Life Sciences). The scholarships are awarded on the recommendation of theColleges to home postgraduate students (with a preference for Glaswegians) undertaking a taught or research masters' degreeprogramme. The Trustees have agreed that the same student may be nominated for a second year, if this is felt to be appropriate. If inany year a College is unable to nominate a suitably qualified applicant, the scholarship will be offered to one or other of the Colleges.BENNETT Miller Prize (see note)23Endowed in 1976 through the generosity of Hassan Ali Diab, PhD 1972. Awarded annually in the School of Law to the mostdistinguished Honours graduate in Private Law. In the event of competitive claims, preference shall be given to the graduate whoseperformance in the honours courses pertaining to the Mercantile aspects of Private Law is most distinguished. If in any year there is nocandidate, or no candidate of sufficient merit, the income of the endowment shall be added to the capital of the endowment fund.Jane BENNIE Memorial Prize ( 150)699Founded in 1996 in memory of Jane Bennie, LLB 1980, the prize shall be awarded annually to the best performing student taking theconveyancing class in the Diploma in Legal Practice. The Prize shall be awarded on the basis of the results of the assessments and ofPrizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 310/21/2014
the examination in conveyancing taken immediately following conclusion of the course of instruction. In the event of a tie, the Director ofthe Diploma shall take into account other factors such as performance throughout the course and in other examinations and shall awardthe prize accordingly.BEST MSc Student – Physics & Astronomy ( 500)792The prize will be awarded annually to the student showing the best performance in the School’s MSc programmes. The prize isawarded on the recommendation of the School’s PGT Examination Board. All students on the MSc programmes are eligible for theseprizes.BEST MSc Project – Physics & Astronomy ( 500)791The prize will be awarded annually to the student showing the best performance in the project element of the School’s MScprogrammes. The prize is awarded on the recommendation of the School’s PGT Examination Board. All students on the MScprogrammes are eligible for this prize.George BIRKETT Prize (see note)489Founded in 1989 by a gift from his children to commemorate the contribution to Russian studies in Britain of George A Birkett, Lecturerin Russian 1943–49. Awarded to the most distinguished second year student in Russian, who intends to proceed to Honours inRussian.Wylie & BISSET Prize ( 150)718Founded in 2005 by the partners of Wylie & Bisset, Chartered Accountants. Awarded annually on the recommendation of theProfessors of Accountancy for distinction in Management Accounting 2.Joseph BLACK Medal – Chemistry5002Awarded for outstanding performance in Chemistry.Joseph BLACK Medals – Earth Sciences5003 – 5005Based on examination results, 3 medals are awarded for the best examination performance in both Level 1 modules, the bestcontinuous assessment performance in both Level 1 modules, and the best performance in Level 2 Earth Sciences.Joseph BLACK Medal and Alan HIRD Prize (see note)5006The prize was founded in 1950 by an anonymous donor in memory of Alan J Hird, BSc, MB, ChB, MRCP, formerly Lecturer in thePractice of Medicine. In 1975 it was agreed that the Joseph Black Medal in Medicine should be awarded in conjunction with the AlanHird Prize.Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Regius Professor of Medicine and Therapeutics on the basis of the best PhD thesissubmitted by a non-medical or Dental Graduate in the School of Medicine. Subject to due warning having been given, the aboveconditions of award may be altered at the discretion of the Regius Professor of Medicine and Therapeutics.If, in any year, no award is made, the amount of the prize may be added to the capital of the fund, or it may be applied in such otherways as the Regius Professor of Medicine and Therapeutics may determine.BLACKROCK International Prize ( 250)674Awarded annually to the best performing student in the Capital Markets Theory Course, as judged by the Subject.Marion BLAIR (New Kilpatrick Parish Church) Scholarship (see note) Founded in 1985 by the Kirk Session of New Kilpatrick Parish Church. Students who benefit should be from the Church of Scotland oroverseas churches with historical links with the Church of Scotland, always with due consideration being given in particular to the needsof students for the Church of Scotland ministry.BOARD OF MANAGEMENT Prize in Periodontology ( 50)25Instituted in 1966 by the Board of Management for the Glasgow Dental Hospital and School. Awarded annually to the student whoachieves an A grade in the periodontology case presentation followed by the highest score in the elements of the BDS 5 OSCE relatingto periodontology.Jim BOGAN Prize (see note)490Founded in 1990 by a donation from the family of the late Professor Jim Bogan, Titular Professor of Veterinary Pharmacology 1985-88.Awarded annually to a student at the Veterinary School who has done well in both academic work and sport.Prizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 410/21/2014
BOGLES of Gilmorehill Bursaries ( 1,800 each)523, 524Established in 1992 by Ellen Bogle and Robert Bogle, descendants of the family, which owned the Gilmorehill land on which theUniversity was built. Awarded annually to home postgraduate students undertaking a taught masters degree course in the College ofArts or Social Sciences. The Bursaries are intended to benefit students whose financial needs are not met from public sources. Theaward is normally for one year only but a College may nominate the same student for a second year if this is considered appropriate.BOWMAN Medal and Prize (see note)5007The medal was founded in 1937 by a former student in memory of Archibald Allan Bowman, Professor of Moral Philosophy 1927–36.The prize was founded in 1968 in memory of Professor Bowman by the bequest of Mabel, his widow. The medal and prize are awardedannually to the most distinguished student in the Ordinary class of Moral Philosophy.BOYD and SANDERS Bursary ( 300 for 2 years)522Originally separate bursaries, one instituted in 1635 by the Reverend Zachary Boyd of the Barony Parish of Glasgow, and the otherinstituted in 1726 by Robert Sanders, printer in Glasgow. Now awarded every 2 years (depending on the duration of the previousaward) by the Merchants House of Glasgow for distinction in the first year of the Bachelor of Divinity course.William BOYD Prize in Education (see note)26, 27Awarded annually by the Senate, on the recommendation of the Board of Educational Studies for distinction in the examinations for thedegree of MEd.Part of the income from the fund may also be used, normally in the form of a research award of 350, to assist graduates in Educationto continue the practice of educational research begun in the course of their studies. Further information may be obtained from theProfessor of Education.BRADLEY Medal5008Founded in 1912 by a former student in memory of Andrew Cecil Bradley, Professor of English Literature 1889–1900. Awardedannually to the most distinguished graduate in English Literature.Ben BRAZIL Prize (see note)28Endowed in 1985 by the widow and parents of Ben M Brazil, BVMS 1982, in his memory and awarded annually in the School ofVeterinary Medicine to the best final year student in practical work at the Lanark Practice.Dr Alan Stirling BROWN Prize ( 100)634Founded in 2005 by Pamela and Gordon Cairns in the name of Pamela's father Dr Alan Stirling Brown, as acknowledgement of 35years contribution to the University of Glasgow and in celebration of the honorary award of doctor of the University in 2001. Awardedannually in recognition of the outstanding research by a postgraduate student in the School of Engineering.James BROWN Travelling Bursary in French ( 600)29Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the College of Arts, to students of French.James BROWN Travelling Bursary in German ( 600)30Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the College of Arts, to students of German.Stuart BROWN Memorial Prize (see note)31Founded in 1976 by Mr H. W. Brown in memory of his son Stuart Brown, a temporary Lecturer in Anatomy.Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Regius Professor of Anatomy, for the best-published work embodying originalresearch in the anatomical sciences, by a junior member of the staff of Anatomy or by a research student attached to the subject. Theprize may be withheld in any year if it is considered that no paper of sufficient merit has been published.BROWN Prizes in Engineering (see note)32 – 34Founded in 1957 by the bequest of Walter Brown MA 1907, BSc 1909. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School ofEngineering to the candidates having the best record in the Third Examination for the BEng degree in Engineering in the curricula inCivil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.William Herbert BROWN Memorial Prize (see note)35Founded in 1960 by the bequest of Mrs W Herbert Brown in memory of her late husband, William Herbert Brown, MD, HonoraryLecturer in Dermatology at the Victoria Infirmary. Awarded annually to an outstanding MBChB student(s) taking part in the 2nd YearDermatology Student Selected Component, in the School of Medicine of Glasgow University; as determined by the courseSupervisor(s).Prizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 510/21/2014
James Rankin BROWNLIE Prize (see note)37Founded in 1946 and awarded to the student with the best aggregate score in the oral surgery component of the OSCE.BRUNTON Memorial Prize (see note)38Founded in 1879 by subscription in memory of Duncan M Brunton, MA 1872, MB 1876. Awarded annually to the most distinguishedgraduate in Medicine of the year together with the Robert Fullerton Prize.Alexander BRYCE Prizes (see note) 39, 40Founded in 1968 by the bequest of Mrs Ethel Bryce in memory of her husband Alexander Bryce, MB, ChM 1886, MD 1893. Awardedannually by the Senate on the recommendation of adjudicators appointed by the School of Medicine for the best essay on nutritionalaspects of medicine, as advertised each year. Essays may be submitted by: stnd1 and 2 year medical students 3-5 year medical students or medical graduates of the University.Further details are available from Human Nutrition. The closing date for entries is usually 1 September.Alastair BUCHAN Prize (see note)41Founded in 1919 in memory of Alastair E Buchan, undergraduate in Arts, who was killed in action in 1917. Offered annually for the bestpoem on a prescribed subject. Open to matriculated students who have attended or are attending any class in English Literature,Scottish History or Scottish Literature.BUCHANAN Prizes (see note)42 – 44Instituted from funds raised by subscription to commemorate the services of Robert Buchanan, Professor of Logic and Rhetoric 1827–63. Awarded annually to the most distinguished students in the Ordinary classes of General Philosophy, Moral Philosophy and EnglishLiterature.John BUCHANAN Bursaries (two: 2,000)45, 46On the recommendation of the School of Medicine, awarded to matriculated students born in the Districts of Eastwood; Renfrew;Inverclyde, Dumbarton; Clydebank; Bearsden and Milngavie; those parts of the Districts of Strathkelvin and of Cumbernauld whichformed part of the former County of Dunbarton and those parts of the Districts of Argyll and Bute and of Cunninghame which formedpart of the former County of Bute. Candidates must have completed the first and second years of the medical curriculum at theUniversity.CAIRD Prize in Divinity (see note)47Founded in 1914 by the bequest of Mrs Caird and awarded annually for distinction in Theology & Religious Studies.CAIRD Prizes in Moral Philosophy (see note)48Founded in 1914 by the bequest of Mrs Caird and awarded annually for distinction in Moral Philosophy.Edward CAIRD Medal5009Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Head of Philosophy.Agnes CAMERON and Mary Margaret Isabel URE Award51Awarded annually to the students with the highest achievement in the class examinations. From 2012, the value of this bursary will beshared by two undergraduate medical students: a) for best MBChB Obstetrics & Gynaecology results in written & OSCE Finals and b)for best performance in the Intercalated BSc (Med Sci) Women & Children's Health module.Alasdair CAMERON Scholarship - Directing (Theatre, Film and TV) ( 500)567Established in 1995 by family and friends in memory of Dr Alasdair Cameron, Graduate of the University of Glasgow and SeniorLecturer in the Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies 1984-94. The Scholarship is intended to foster and enrich ScottishTheatrical life by encouraging the exchange of ideas between students of the theatre in this country and abroad, and is intended tocomplement an existing bursary.The Scholarship is awarded annually to the holder of the International Directing Fellowship in Theatre, Film and Television Studies. Thecandidates for the Fellowship are invited to submit a detailed production proposal suitable for touring to international University theatreswith which the subject has established links, and are called to interview to discuss its creative potential and technical viability.Prizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 610/21/2014
CAMERON Prize in History (see note) 49The Cameron Prize in History was founded in 1964 by a group of members of the University who joined the Sixth Battalion of theCameron Highlanders when it was raised in 1914. The prize is open to all undergraduate members of the University.The prize will be awarded for an essay of not more than 5,000 words on a subject that falls within the field of War in History and HumanSociety, the precise title to be approved by the Professor of Modern History. The prize will be advertised at the beginning of WhitsunTerm and the essay is to be submitted by 1 October. The award of the prize will be determined by a Sub-Committee of the Head ofHistory under the Convenership of the Head of the School. In the event of no essay being submitted or if the Sub-Committee, as is itsright, decides to make no award, the prize may be awarded to the most outstanding dissertation falling within the same field examinedin History Honours at the following diet. The prize may be divided if there should be two submissions of equal merit.CAPPELL Award445Founded in 1967 by Daniel Fowler Cappell, Professor of Pathology 1945-67. The award was established for the best dissertation givingevidence of independent study or research submitted by a student reading for the degree of MB ChB. From 2013, to be awarded to theYear 5 MB ChB student who has published the best peer-reviewed research paper, as determined by the MB5 Viva Panel.Henry CHALK Memorial Prize57See Allan and Chalk Prizes.Maurice CLARK (Anderson College) Prize (see note)58Founded in 1941 in memory of Captain James Henry Maurice Clark of Troon. From 2006 this Prize will be awarded for the bestStudent Selected Module relating to Medical Ethics/Medical Jurisprudence or Biochemistry/Medical Chemistry. Where such a projectwas not available in an academic year, consideration should be given to making the award to a student in another module (includingintercalated BSc (Med Sci) Clinical Medicine) with a research project in the general area of the original bequest.Olive and André CLASSE Prize (see note)512Founded in 1990 by Olive Classe, Lecturer in the Department of French 1948–90. Awarded annually to the best student in theAdvanced Ordinary French class.CLASSICS Travel Bursaries ( 15,000)612Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Head of Classics.CLELAND Medal and Prize ( 350)5010Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Head of the School of Physics & Astronomy.CLELAND Prize ( 150)745Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Head of the School of Physics & AstronomyCLELAND and RAE WILSON Medals ( 325)5011 – 5014In 1840 James Cleland, LLD 1846, founded a medal to be awarded in alternate years to a student of Divinity and a student of Physicsfor the best essay on a prescribed subject. In 1849 William Rae Wilson, undergraduate in Arts 1785, LLD 1844, founded a medal to beawarded to a Divinity student for the best essay on the life of Christ.The foundations are now regulated by Ordinance 97. The Cleland Medals and Prizes are awarded annually to the most distinguishedstudent in the Ordinary class of Physics. The remainder of the income of the Cleland Foundation is added to the income of the RaeWilson Foundation to provide four medals in Theology & Religious Studies, which are awarded annually to the most distinguishedstudent in each of the classes of:(1) Systematic Theology(2) Ecclesiastical History(3) Hebrew Bible,(4) New Testament.If in any year there is no student of sufficient distinction in any of these classes the corresponding proportion of the income may beapplied to the promotion of theological study in such manner as the Senate may decide.Prizes, Bursaries, Fellowships and ScholarshipsPage 710/21/2014
Douglas COCHRANE Memorial Prize in Applied Zoology (see note)446Instituted in 1988 by former colleagues and students in memory of Douglas Cochrane, Lecturer in Agricultural Zoology 1963–81.Awarded annually on the basis of performance in the final Honours examination in Animal Developmental Biology, Agricultural Zoology,Aquatic Bioscience, Parasitology or Zoology.Harold COLLIER Bursary514Founded in 1988 by the bequest of Edward Collier MB, ChB 1928. Awarded annually to the best male graduate of the year in theCollege of Arts with the Degree of MA Honours or the Degree of B.Mus. Honours.Gilbert COOK Prize (see note)59Founded by the bequest of Professor Gilbert Cook, DSc, FRS, Professor of Civil Engineering and Mechanics 1936-51. The prize isawarded annually to the graduate with Honours in any branch of Engineering who has most distinguished himself or herself throughoutthe course in Mathematics and the analytical aspects of Engineering.CORMIE Prize in Dermatology (see note)60Founded in 1985 by the gift of Dr R L Cormie, consultant dermatologist. Awarded biannually (1994) on the recommendation of theProfessor of Dermatology and two other appropriate individuals nominated by the School of Medicine. Open to dermatologists workingin Scotland, of registrar or senior registrar status, who show promise in the field of original dermatological research. Applicants for theprize will be asked to submit a curriculum vitae and copies of all papers written or in press.CORMIE Prize in Neurology (see note)61Founded in 1986 by the gift of Dr R L Cormie, consultant dermatologist, and awarded annually on the recommendation of the Professorof Neurology to a graduate in a training post in Neurology as a prize for clinical or laboratory research carried out.COULTER
Founded in 1983 in recognition of the long service to the University of Helen J Smith and Robert N C Aitken, former heads of the Department of Veterinary Anatomy. Awarded annually to the most distinguished student of Veterinary Anatomy. Donald ALLAN Memorial Prize 3 See Allan and Chalk Prizes. ALLAN and CHALK Prizes (see note) 3, 57 Founded in 1983 by two anonymous donors in memory of Donald J .
