Elmer Louis Kayser Prize for the best history thesis submitted by a candidate for the degree of Master of Arts.
Stefan Hock, student of Dina Khoury, for “’Do You Know What It Means To Be a Woman?’: Negotiating Kemalism and State Feminism During the Transition to a Multi-Party Republic in Turkey,” and Christine Kelly, student of Ed Berkowitz, for “’Wasn’t that a Time:’ Pete Seeger and Folk Song Activism in the Cold War Era, 1948 – 1972.”
Howard M. Sachar Prize for the best history research paper.
Charles Kraus, student of Ed McCord, nominated by Daqing Yang, for his paper: “Nation, Ethnicity, and the Post-Manchukuo Order in the Sino-Korean Border Region.”
Charles Herber Teaching Prize for the department’s best Graduate Teaching Assistant.
Alexander Lovelace, nominated by Tom Long.