Dr Ursula Hackett
Reader in Politics: Royal Holloway, University of London
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AWARDS
  • Richard E. Neustadt Best Book Prize, American Politics Group, Political Studies Association (2022), for America's Voucher Politics: How Elites Learned to Hide the State
  • Theodore J. Lowi Prize for the best article published at any time in Policy Studies Journal (2022), for Attenuated Governance: How Policymakers Insulate Private School Choice from Legal Challenge
  • Education Politics and Policy Best Book Award, American Political Science Association (2021), for America's Voucher Politics: How Elites Learned to Hide the State
  • Sir Bernard Crick Award for Outstanding Teaching, Political Studies Association (2020)
  • Royal Holloway Excellence Teaching Prize, for my online teaching resources, How to Write Brilliant Essays (2020)
  • Royal Holloway Politics and International Relations Society “Golden Apple” Award for Teaching Excellence (voted by students to recognise my role in “improving the lives of students at RHUL”) (2018)
  • Royal Holloway Teaching Excellence Commendation in recognition of my “transferable approach to fostering student engagement with research” (2017)
  • Sir Walter Bagehot Dissertation Prize for the best 2014 dissertation in the field of Government and Public Administration, Political Studies Association (2015)
  • Richard E. Neustadt Prize for the best paper in the field of US government and politics presented by a postgraduate student at the annual American Politics Group conference (2014)
  • Winner, OXTALENT University-wide conference poster competition (2013)
  • Exeter College Senior Scholarships for academic achievement (2010 & 2011)
  • Exeter College Stapeldon Scholarships for academic achievement (2008 & 2009)
  • Fitzgerald Prize for a Distinction in Preliminary Examination at Oxford (2007)
  • Sir Arthur Benson Memorial Prize for Philosophy (2007)

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At the Political Studies Association annual awards ceremony in March 2015, with Speaker John Bercow
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