The Donal EJ MacNamara Junior Faculty Award
ForecastedInternal — John Jay College of Criminal Justice only
The Donal EJ MacNamara Junior Faculty Award honors John Jay College junior faculty with a monetary award recognizing a significant scholarly contribution to criminal justice or criminology in the past two years.
Funder: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Due Dates: Not announced (annual competitive award)
Funding Amounts: $2,000 award
Summary: Recognizes John Jay College junior faculty for a significant scholarly contribution to criminal justice or criminology during the preceding two years.
Key Information: Limited to John Jay College instructors and assistant professors; this is retrospective recognition, not support for proposed research.
Description
The Donal EJ MacNamara Junior Faculty Award is administered by John Jay College of Criminal Justice through its Office for Advancement of Research (OAR). Part of OAR’s Annual Competitive Award Programs, it recognizes faculty achievement through a significant scholarly contribution to criminal justice or criminology.
The award focuses on scholarship completed during the preceding two years rather than work proposed for a future project. It provides a monetary award to an instructor or assistant professor whose recent contribution is significant to either field. Within the college’s internal funding opportunities, it serves as retrospective recognition of junior faculty scholarship.
