The Prize is awarded to the student who has demonstrated both excellence in the final year translation exam and an interest in future translation work. It was founded by Warwick graduates Jeremy Gaines (PhD German Studies, 1980-86) and Paul Keast (BA German Studies, 1976-80 and MA German Studies, 1980-85). The prize includes work experience in Jeremy Gaines's Frankfurt-based translation company.

2015

Winner:

Samuel Hopkins (German with Italian Studies), class of 2014-15.

Samuel Hopkins, class of 2014-15, collecting the Frankfurt Translation Prize for
German Studies. Pictured here (left to right) with Head of German Studies, Dr Seán Allan, and
Head of the School of Modern Languages & Cultures, Professor Seán
Hand

Past Winners:

2014

Hannah Forster (German Studies)

2013

Dominic Gill (French and German Studies)

2012

Elizabeth Moseley (English and German Literature)

2011

Rosy Snell (French and German Studies)

2010

Ami Norton (German with Spanish)

2009

Samuel Hancock (English and German Literature)

2008

Gita Chakravarty (English and German Literature)

2007

Gillian Lester (German with Spanish)

Amy Lilley (German and Business)

2006

Sophie Houlston (German Studies)

2005

Sarah Moore (German Studies and Italian)

 

 

 

 

Above (top): Jeremy Gaines with prizewinners Sarah Moore (centre) and Sophie Houlston (right)

Above (middle): Rob Burns and Paul Keast and the Frankfurt Translation Prize plaque

Above (bottom): Jeremy, Paul, Sophie, Rob and (far left) Gillian Lester