The AAEA Awards Program recognizes excellence in the work of
agricultural and applied economics. The Awards Committee, chaired by
George Norton of Virginia Tech University, welcomes nominations for all
award categories. Specific details on the criteria used to judge each
award, as well as instructions on how to submit nominations for the
award are available below.
The selection process for each award is administered by a
subcommittee. The chairperson of each subcommittee receives all
nominations and administers the review process. The chairperson will
eliminate any conflicts of interest with members of the subcommittee
during the evaluation process.
The deadline for nominations is February 1, 2013. All nomination materials shall be submitted via e-mail as a PDF file to the chairperson of the award’s subcommittee.
Restrictions
Except for the Publication of Enduring Quality Award, only one AAEA
award can be received for essentially the same work. It is the
nominator's responsibility to assure that no AAEA award (other than
Master's thesis or PhD dissertation award) has already been received for
the nominated work. Should a nomination be selected for more than one
award in the same year (e.g. Journal Article and Research Discovery),
the awardee(s) will be permitted to choose which award is received.
No member of the executive board—elected, appointed, or ex-officio—is
eligible to participate as a principal recipient in competition for
awards. The exclusion does not preclude participation if (s)he is a
junior participant with respect to other(s) for whom exclusion from
participation clearly would be a handicap.
Awards Criteria
Please consult the pages below to find specific information pertaining to each award.
- Distinguished Extension/Outreach Program Awards
- Distinguished Teaching Awards
- Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award
- Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award
- Quality of Research Discovery Award
- Quality of Communication Award
- Publication of Enduring Quality Award
- Bruce Gardner Memorial Prize for Applied Policy Analysis
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