BETTY NESVOLD AWARD (WOMEN AND POLITICS): ($250)
To: Sarah Pemberton, University of British Columbia
For her paper: Enforcing Gender: The Constitution of Masculinity and Femininity in Prison Regimes

BLACKS AND POLITICS: ($250)
To: Michelle Smith, University of Florida
For her paper: All That's Solid: Difference, Race, and 'The Political'

CHARLES REDD AWARD FOR BEST PAPER ON THE POLITICS OF THE AMERICAN WEST: ($250)
To: Garrett Glasgow, University of California - Santa Barbara, Paul G. Lewis, Arizona State University, and Max Neiman, University of California, Berkeley
For their paper: Local Development Politics and the Foreclosure Crisis in California: Can Local Growth Policies Hold Back Global Tides?

ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AWARD: ($250)
To: Teena Gabrielson, University of Wyoming
For Her Paper: Reconceptualizing Autonomy and Agency Through an Ontological Approach to Green Citizenship

DISSERTATION AWARD: ($250)
To: Brian Greenhill, Dartmouth College
For his dissertation: Norm Transmission in Networks of
Intergovernmental Organizations - Completed at: University of Washington

LATINA/LATINO POLITICS AWARD: ($250)
To: Marcela García-Castañon, University of Washington
For his paper: Family (and School) Matters: The Effect of Schools and Family on the Political Socialization of Latinos

PI SIGMA ALPHA AWARD: ($500)
To: Jessica Lavariega Monforti, University of Texas - Pan American, and Renee Ann Cramer, Drake University
For their paper: Guarding Our Borders with Gardasil: Immigrant
Women and Physical Autonomy

POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY BEST ARTICLE AWARD: ($1000)
To: Gail McElroy and Michael Marsh, both of Trinity College Dublin
For their December 2010 PRQ Article: Candidate Gender and Voter Choice: Analysis from a Multimember Preferential Voting System