Presidents and Executive Politics Section Award Recipients
Best Undergraduate Paper Award
The Best Undergraduate Paper Award on executive politics recognizes the best undergraduate paper completed in the previous two academic years. One copy of each essay should be sent directly to each committee member of the committee.
2014 |
Aaron Goodman, Dartmouth College
"Presidential Delegation of Foreign Policy Powers." |
2013 |
Lisa McAlister, University of North Texas
"Roles of the White House Chief of Staff" |
2012 |
Andrew Keene, United States Naval Academy
Exploration of Ticket Splitting: The Battleground State Effect |
2011 |
Alexander Gibbons, University of Maryland College Park
"Keeping Time for Skowronek: A Quantification of Secular and Political Time" |
2009 |
Adam Aliano, United States Naval Academy
From the New Frontier to Change You Can Believe In: The Issues of Person and the Cmpaigns of 1960 and 2008 |
2008 |
Brett Amelkin, Princeton University
"Fit to Print: Trends in New York Times Election Coverage, 1960-2006" |
2007 |
Carrie Roush, Dickinson College
Best Undergraduate Paper Award for " 'Great Writ,' Great Power: Habeas Corpus and Prerogative in the Lincoln and Bush II Presidencies" |
2006 |
Andrew Kaufman, Carleton College
"Historical Continuities in the 2004 Presidential Debates" |
2005 |
Rebecca Stark, Carleton College
"The Influence of Foreign Affairs in Presidential Elections: 1992-2004"
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