An essay by religion major Brannon Ingram ’03 has
won the American Academy of Religion regional prize for best undergraduate
paper. Ingram, who came to Reed from Jackson, Mississippi, examined how
Schelling revised his concepts of freedom through different readings of
Boehme over the course of his career. Ingram is one of two Reed students
who have won this first prize in the last four years: Anne Oravetz ’98
won in 1997 for her paper on Leibniz and mysticism. 
