Over the past few weeks, Christ's Fellows have received honours and awards.
Dr Carlos Crespo is awarded the Scellentia Prize by Fundación Caja Extremadura, which recognizes the international trajectory and promise of early career academics from the south of Spain.
Dr Carlos Crespo is awarded the Scellentia Prize by Fundación Caja Extremadura, which recognizes the international trajectory and promise of early career academics from the south of Spain.
Professor Quentin Skinner, Honorary Fellow is awarded the 2026 Erasmus Medal by the Board of Trustees of Academia Europaea. The Erasmus Medal is the highest scholarly distinction of Academia Europaea. It is awarded to a scholar who has maintained, over a sustained period, an outstanding level of scholarship.
Professor Quentin Skinner, Honorary Fellow is awarded the 2026 Erasmus Medal by the Board of Trustees of Academia Europaea. The Erasmus Medal is the highest scholarly distinction of Academia Europaea. It is awarded to a scholar who has maintained, over a sustained period, an outstanding level of scholarship.
Professor Duncan Bell, Professor of Political Thought and International Relations is made a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. Professor Bell's research and teaching stand at the intersection of political theory, intellectual history, and International Relations. He is a Fellow of Christ's College and a Director of Studies for Politics & International Relations, and Politics & Sociology.
Professor Duncan Bell, Professor of Political Thought and International Relations is made a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. Professor Bell's research and teaching stand at the intersection of political theory, intellectual history, and International Relations. He is a Fellow of Christ's College and a Director of Studies for Politics & International Relations, and Politics & Sociology.
Professor Tanya Luhrmann, Honorary Fellow, is awarded the Franz Boas award for Exemplary Service to Anthropology by the American Anthropological Association. Tanya Luhrmann, the Albert Ray Lang Professor in Stanford’s Department of Anthropology, receives the 2026 award for a career spanning medical, psychological, and religious anthropology.
Professor Tanya Luhrmann, Honorary Fellow, is awarded the Franz Boas award for Exemplary Service to Anthropology by the American Anthropological Association. Tanya Luhrmann, the Albert Ray Lang Professor in Stanford’s Department of Anthropology, receives the 2026 award for a career spanning medical, psychological, and religious anthropology.
Photo Credits: Christ's College Cambridge, Quentin Skinner, Duncan Bell and Nikki Ross.