Chadwick F. Alger Prize

Carl Beck Graduate Student Paper Award

A. LeRoy Bennett Award

Kenneth E. Boulding Graduate Student Paper Award

Robert W. & Jessie Cox Graduate Student Paper Award

Karl Deutsch Award

Feminist Theory & Gender Studies Graduate Student Paper Award

Lawrence S. Finkelstein Graduate Student Paper Award

Alexander George Graduate Student Paper Award

The Deborah Gerner Innovative Teaching in International Studies Award

The Deborah Gerner Grant for Professional Development

Fred Hartmann Award

The Martin O. Heisler Award for Best Graduate Student Paper

Margaret G. Hermann Award

Ladd Hollist 
Service Award

International Communication Section (ICOMM) Best Paper Award

International Law Section (ILAW) Best Undergraduate Paper Award

International Security Studies Book Award

International Studies Annual Best Book Award

International Studies Book of the Decade Award

The Susan S. Northcutt Award

Harold and Margaret Sprout Award

The Susan Strange Award

Quincy Wright Distinguished Scholar Award

Dina Zinnes Graduate Student Paper Award 

The type of awards presented include undergraduate and graduate student paper awards, faculty paper awards, book awards, and distinguished scholar awards. Award certificates, plaques, and monetary awards are coordinated through ISA Headquarters. 

The Awards Coordinator for 2007-2008 is Ishara Smith (telephone 520-626-0216 or email isa@u.arizona.edu). Each award committee chair is responsible for sending complete award information to ISA Headquarters prior to the Annual Convention. 

ISA is pleased to announce the debut of the Deborah "Misty" Gerner Innovative Teaching in International Studies Award. This award will be granted annually to an instructor who has developed effective new approaches to teaching in the discipline. Examples could include innovative case studies, teaching software, and simulations. Preference will be given to materials that can be easily adapted by other instructors. Emphasis will be placed on pedagogy that engages students with issues of war, peace, identity, sovereignty, security, and sustainability - economic, environmental , or ethical - as they are evolving in the 21st Century. The $500 award will be presented at the ISA Awards Ceremony during the Annual Convention.