Katharina is an SGSSS-funded PhD student who works on the social networks of Archibald Campbell, fifth earl of Argyll and chief of Clan Campbell (1558-1573). Her project is supervised by Dr Ali Cathcart (History), Dr Kelsey Jackson Williams (Literature), and Dr Dave Griffiths (Sociology).
Faculty Research-Based Learning Prize
The Faculty Research-Based Learning Prize is awarded for contributions to research by students through their studies.
Awarded for the dissertation ‘The Politician and the Prince: the relationship of Archibald Campbell, fifth earl of Argyll, and James Stewart, first earl of Moray, 1554 to 1570’.
Faculty Research-Based Learning Prize
The Faculty Research-Based Learning Prize is awarded for contributions to research by students through their studies.
Awarded for the dissertation ‘‘Our Maist Speciall Freindis’: The Councils, Advisors, and Confidantes of Archibald Campbell, fifth earl of Argyll (1558-1573)'
Gordon Donaldson Prize
Awarded to the best graduating student for the best overall performance in History.
Stirling Guildry Prize
Awarded for the best dissertation submitted by a student in History or Scottish History:
‘The Politician and the Prince: the relationship of Archibald Campbell, fifth earl of Argyll, and James Stewart, first earl of Moray, 1554 to 1570’.
This prize was established in 2008 by the Merchant Guildry of Stirling, whose origins go back to the medieval burgh of Stirling.