Legal Awards Available to Attorneys and Law Students

Abraham Lincoln Association


Free: (866)865-8500

E-mail: maryshepherd.ala@gmail.com

URL: https://abrahamlincolnassociation.org/

Lincoln the Lawyer Award

Awarded to a lawyer or jurist who best exemplifies the ideal of Abraham Lincoln in his/her legal career. Awarded when merited. Established in 1985.

Academic des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres Institut de France

Ph: {33) 1 44414310

Fax: (33) 1 44414311

E-mail: j.ledant.aibl@dial.oleane.com

URL: http://www.aibl.fr

Prix Estrade-Delcros

For recognition of a work re-examining the arrange­ment of studies by the Academy. The award is not to be divided. A monetary prize is awarded every five years.

Academie des Sciences Morales et Politiques

Ph: (33) 1 44414326

Fax: (33) 1 44414327

E-mail: secretaireperpetuel@asmp.fr

URL: http://www.asmp.fr

Prix Charles Lyon-Caen

To recognize the author of a work on philosophy, moral sciences, law, political economics, or history. Prizes are awarded in alternate years in the follow­ing categories: philosophy, moral sciences, law, political economics, and history. A medal is awarded triennially. Established by friends and as­sociates of M. Charles-Lyon Caen on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of his election to the academy.

Prix Corbay

For recognition of a useful contribution in the fields of science, art, law, agriculture, industry, or busi­ness. A medal is awarded annually.

Prix Demolombe

To recognize an author whose works are within the scope of the academy. Awards are given in alternate years in the following categories: philosophy, morality, law, political economy, and history and geography. Monetary awards are presented by one of the five sections of the academy. A medal is awarded every four years.

Prix Gallet

To recognize the Catholic person or group having contributed the most to the improvement of French law and organization as it relates to the Catholic point of view. French citizens are eligible. A medal is awarded annually.

Prix Joseph Hamel

For recognition of a work on commercial financial law. A monetary prize of 600 Euros is awarded biennially in even-numbered years.

Prix Koenigswarter

For recognition of the best book on the history of law published during the preceding five years. A monetary prize is awarded every five years.

Prix Le Dissez De Penanrun

For recognition of works published during the preceding six years on a topic proposed by one of the six sections of the academy. A medal is awarded annually.

Prix Limantour

For recognition of the best work on law, history, or political economy. Prizes are awarded in alternate years in the following categories: law by the Legislative Section, history by the History Section, and political economics by the Political Economics Section. Work published in the past three years is eligible. A medal is awarded biennially in odd- numbered years.

Prix Lucien Dupont

To recognize an individual who by some action has contributed to the elimination of legal and administrative procedures and formalities that complicate the life of a citizen. A monetary prize of 5,000 Euros is awarded annually.

Prix Maurice Travers

For recognition of works relative to international public or private law, or comparative law; or for works on diplomatic history. Prizes are awarded in alternate years in international public or private law or comparative law and diplomatic history. A medal is awarded biennially in odd-numbered years.

Prix Odilon Barrot

For recognition of the best work on juries, both criminal and civil and for recognition of the most practical and liberal work on decentralization of government. A medal is awarded triennially.

Prix Rene Cassin

For recognition of a legal work of value or to recognize the author of an action or work of civic merit. A monetary prize of 750 Euros is awarded biennially in odd-numbered years.

Prix Santour

For recognition of works of philosophy, morality, law, political economy, or history and geography.

Monetary awards are given in alternate years by one of the six sections of the academy. A medal is awarded biennially in even-numbered years.

Prix Wolowski

For recognition of a work of law or political economy published during the preceding eight years. Awards are given in alternate years in law and political economy. A medal is awarded every four years.

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Ph: (301) 446-6300

Free: 800-757-2257

Fax: (301) 446-2819

E-mail: info@acjs.org

URL: http://www.acjs.org

Academy Fellow Award

To recognize a distinguished teacher in criminal justice education. Evidence of teaching effectiveness must include a list of courses taught and evaluations. The individual must have a minimum of five years of teaching experience in a criminal justice program. Awarded annually. Established in 1980.

William L. Simon/Anderson Publishing Outstanding Paper Award

For recognition of excellence in a paper presented at the ACJS Annual Conference. The following criteria are considered: conceptual and methodological rigor in the development of the thesis and its subsequent empirical or logical documentation, theoretical or pragmatic relevance of the thesis and its importance to the development of a body of knowledge for criminal justice, and quality of writing. Awarded annually. Established in 1982.

Founder's Award

For recognition of excellence in criminal justice education and active participation in the academy. Active members for at least five consecutive years who have been involved in criminal justice education and research for the preceding five years and who have made substantial contributions to criminal justice's emerging body of knowledge are eligible. Awarded annually. Established in 1976.

Outstanding Book Award

For recognition of the best book published in the area of criminal justice. An extraordinary contribution to the field of criminal justice is the basis for selection. Awarded annually.

Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei

Ph: (39) 6 680271

Fax: (39) 6 6893616

E-mail: segreteria@lincei.it

URL: http://www.lincei.it

National Institute of Insurance International Prizes

To recognize a person of renown in the insurance field. A monetary prize of 25,000 Euros is awarded annually on a rotating basis in four categories: law; economics, finance, and statistics; mathematics and technique; and in a different area from the other three. (If none is available, then one of the three categories is used.) The emphasis is upon private insurance. Established in 1962.

Actors' Equity Association

Ph: (212) 869-8530

Fax: (212) 719-9815

E-mail: info@actorsequity.org

URL: http://www.actorsequity.org

Joe A. Calaway Award

To recognize the best performance by both a male and female actor in a professional presentation of a classic play in a theatre in the New York Metropolitan area. A $1,000 prize and a plaque are awarded annually. Established in 1989 by longtime member Joe A. Callaway to encourage participation in the classics and non-profit theatre.

ADARA: Professionals Networking for Excellence in Service Delivery with Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

E-mail: abcritctifield@dhr.state.ga.us

URL: http://www.adara.org

Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Legislative Award

To recognize individuals who have demonstrated contributions related to legislative activities that benefit deaf, deafened, hard of hearing, and deaf- blind individuals. Awarded biennially in odd- numbered years. Established in 1997.

Air and Waste Management Association

Ph: (412) 232-3444

Free: 800-270-3444

Fax: (412)232-3450

E-mail: info@awma.org

URL: http://www.awma.org

Richard Beatty Mellon Environmental Stewardship Award

To recognize an individual whose contributions of a civic nature, whether administrative, legislative, or judicial, have aided substantially in the abatement of air pollution. Eligibility for the award requires the sincere and constant effort of an individual over a period of time to develop or increase interest in or acceptance of the cause of air pollution control and waste management for the betterment of man’s environment. This individual should have attained wide prominence and be well known for his interest in air pollution control. Both members and nonmembers of A&WMA are eligible. Awarded annually. Established in 1954 in memory of Richard Beatty Mellon (1858-1933) who, in the desire to benefit mankind, with his brother, Andrew William Mellon, established the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research in 1913 and led in instituting and sustaining the first modem investigations looking to ways and means for controlling the pollution of the atmosphere.

Air Force Association

Ph: (703) 247-5800

Free: 800-727-3337

Fax: (703)247-5853

E-mail: membership@afa.org

URL: http://www.afa.org

Stuart R. Reichart Award

For recognition of the outstanding achievements in the field of law within the United States Air Force. Awarded annually.

B Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation

Ph: 30 210 3713 000

Fax: 30 210 3713 013

E-mail: pubrel@onassis.gr

URL: http://www.onassis.gr

Onassis International Prize in Law

To recognize distinguished personalities who have contributed to improving understanding between states and cultures and to the protection of human rights. A monetary prize of 250,000 Euros is awarded biennially, alternating years with the Prize in the Humanities. Established in 2008.

American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law

Ph: (860)242-5450

Free: 800-331-1389

Fax: (860)286-0787

E-mail: office@aapl.org

URL: http://www.aapl.org

Outstanding Service Award

To recognize individuals for service to the American Academy of Psychiatry and to the law. Members of the Academy who have contributed to the organization through service on committees, task forces, etc., are eligible. A wall plaque with a red apple attached is awarded annually in October. Established in 1985.

American Arbitration Association

Ph: (212) 716-5800

Free: 800-778-7879

Fax: (212) 716-5905

E-mail: websitemail@adr.org

URL: http://www.adr.org

Gavel Award

To recognize the retiring Chairman of the Board. A rosewood gavel is awarded at the discretion of the regional offices of the Association.

American Association of Law Libraries

Ph: (312)939-4764

Fax: (312)431-1097

E-mail: support@aall.org

URL: http://www.aallnet.org

Joseph L. Andrews Bibliographical Award

To recognize a significant contribution to legal bibliographical literature published in the past year. A certificate is awarded annually at the Annual Meeting. Established in 1967 in honor of Joseph L. Andrews, reference librarian for the Bar Association of the City of New York Library.

Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award

This, the Association’s highest honor, is given to recognize extended and sustained service to law librarianship for exemplary service to the Association, or for contributions to the professional literature. Individuals must be members of the American Association of Law Libraries and nearing retirement or recently retired from an active professional career to be eligible. A plaque is awarded annually at the National Meeting. Established in 1984; renamed in 1990 to honor Marian Gould Gallagher.

Law Library Publications Award

To honor achievement in creating in-house library materials that are outstanding in quality and significance. Creating in-house works may include, but is not limited to, writing, compiling, editing, or designing print or non-print materials. Certificates are awarded annually at the Annual Meeting. Established in 1984.

Law Library Journal Article of the Year Award

To recognize an individual for outstanding achievement in researching and writing an article published in Law Library Journal during the preceding volume year. A $500 prize is awarded annually. Established in 1989.

Aall/lexisnexis Call for Papers Awards

To promote scholarship among practicing law libraries and in areas of interest to the profession; provide an outlet for creativity for law libraries and a forum for their scholarly activities; and recognize the scholarly efforts of established members, new members, and potential members of AALL. Papers may be submitted on any subject relevant to law librarianship, and are judged in three categories: the Open Division, for papers submitted by current AALL members who have been members for five or more years; the New Member Division, for papers submitted by individuals who have been AALL members for less than five years; and the Student Division, for papers submitted by students in library, information management, or law school.

A monetary prize of $750 is awarded annually in each division. Sponsored by LexisNexis.

Excellence in Marketing Award

To recognize outstanding achievement in public relations activities during the previous year in five categories: Best Brochure, Best Newsletter, Best Campaign, Best Public Relations Tool Kit, and Best Use of Technology. Awarded annually. Established in 1998.

Aall Spectrum Article of the Year Award

Honors outstanding achievements in writing an article that contributes to topics relating to librarianship, law librarianship, and practical applications for library work or to an understanding of legal materials, legal systems, legal information, or to professional and staff training and development. A monetary prize of $500 is awarded annually. Established in 2000.

New Product Award

To recognize new commercial information products that enhance or improve existing law library services or procedures or innovative products which improve access to legal information, the legal research process, or procedures for technical processing of library materials. New products may include but are not limited to computer hardware and/or software, educational or bibliographic mate-rial, or other products or devices that aid or improve library workflow, research, or intellectual access. Awarded annually. Established in 1995.

Public Access to Government Information Award

Recognizes significant contributions to protect and promote greater public access to government information. Individuals and organizations are eligible. Awarded annually. Established in 1998.

Renee D. Chapman Memorial Award for Outstanding Contributions in Technical Services Law Librarianship

Recognizes extended and sustained distinguished service to technical services law librarianship, for services to AALL, or for outstanding contributions to the professional literature. Awarded annually. Established in 1992. Administered by the Technical Services Special Interest Section of AALL.

Frederick Charles Hicks Award for Outstanding Contributions to Academic Law Librarianship

Recognizes distinguished service to academic law librarianship that has been extended and sustained. Awarded annually. Established in 2000 in honor of the first great American law librarian/ scholar, who was also the first academic law librarian to serve as President of AALL. Administered by the Academic Law Libraries Special Interest Section of AALL.

Bethany J. Ochal Award for Distinguished Service to the Profession

Recognizes significant contributions to law librarianship by a State, Court and County Law Libraries Special Interest Section member who is nearing the end of his or her library career or who has recently retired. Winners are judged by service to the profession, contributions to legal research, teaching and outreach efforts, and recognition by members of the legal or government community. Awarded triennially. Established in 1994. Administered by the State, Court & County Law Libraries section of the Association.

American Association of Nurse Attorneys

Free: (877)538-2262

Fax: (913)895-4652

E-mail: taana_executive_office@goamp.com

URL: http://www.taana.org

Cynthia Northrop Distinguished Service Award

To recognize a member for a leadership role in and significant contributions to the association.

Awarded annually. Established in 1986.

Outstanding Advocate Award

To recognize an individual member’s outstanding legal advocacy. Examples of such advocacy can include making an impact on legislation, authoring scholarly works such as law review articles, books, journal articles, as well as achieving significant rul¬ings in appellate practice, trial practice, and administrative law practice (e.g., hearings before various state boards). Awarded annually. Established in 1986.

American Association of University Professors

Ph: (202)737-5900

Fax: (202)737-5526

E-mail: aaup@aaup.org

URL: http://www.aaup.org

Beatrice G. Konheim Award

To recognize a chapter of the association for distinctive achievement in advancing the objectives of AAUP in academic freedom, student rights and freedoms, the status of academic women, the elimination of discrimination against minorities, or the establishment of equal opportunity for members of college and university faculties. A monetary prize of $1,000 is awarded as merited. Established in 1974.

American Association of University Women Legal Advocacy Fund

1111 16th St. NW

Ph: (202)785-7700

Free: 800-326-AAUW

Fax: (202)872-1425

E-mail: connect@aauw.org

URL: http://www.aauw.0rg/adv0cacy/laf//index.cfm

Progress in Equity Award

To recognize a college or university program that has resulted in significant progress for women on campus. Recipients receive a stipend of up to $10,000 and public recognition throughout their communities, campus, and AAUW. Awarded annually. Established in 1987.

American Bar Association

Ph: (312)988-5000

Free: 800-285-2221

E-mail: service@americanbar.org

URL: http://www.abanet.org

Judge Edward R. Finch Law Day Speech Award

To recognize the most outstanding and effective Law Day (May 1) speech and to foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of the place of law in American life. A plaque and monetary prize of $1,000 are awarded annually. Established in 1968. Administered by the Association’s Division for Public Education.

Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts

To recognize entries reaching the public across a wide range of communities and audiences. Awards are presented annually in the following categories: newspapers, books, magazines, theatre, television dramas, television news, radio, films and videos, and news media. The awards also seek to recognize publications and programs that meet one or more of these objectives: 1. to educate the public about the American constitutional/legal system and the fundamental principles and values upon which it is based; 2. to educate the public about the operations of legal institutions; and 3. to encourage public support for improvements in the American justice system by informing the public about current practices, policies and issues. Presented annually. Established in 1958. Administered by the Association's Division for Public Education.

Pro Bono Publico Award

To recognize individual lawyers and institutions in the legal profession that have demonstrated outstanding commitment to volunteer legal services for the poor and disadvantaged. Several recipients may be honored annually. Established in 1984. Administered by the Association’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service.

Harrison Tweed Award

To recognize the extraordinary achievements of state and local bar associations that develop or significantly expand projects or programs to provide access to civil legal services to poor persons or criminal defense services to indigents. Awarded annually to one or more recipients. Established in 1956. Administered by the Association’s Standing Committee on Legal Aid and Indigent Defendants (SCLAID).

Outstanding Law Day Activity Awards

To recognize outstanding state and local programs that have found creative ways of reaching out to schools and the community, and have forged strong partnerships with other groups to deliver the message about the benefits of the rule of law. Awards are presented in four categories based on budget size: greater than $5,000, between $1,000 and $5,000, less than $1,000, and law school students. A plaque and monetary prize of $100 are awarded annually in each category. Administered by the Association's Division for Public Education.

American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section

Ph: (202)662-1500

Fax: (202)662-1501

E-mail: crimjustice@americanbar.org

URL: http://www.americanbar.org/groups/criminaLjustice.html

Charles R. English Award

To recognize judges, prosecutors, the defense bar, academics, and other attorneys who are members of the ABA Criminal Justice Section and have distinguished themselves by their work in the field of criminal justice. Awarded annually.

Livingston Hall Juvenile Justice Award

To recognize an active member of the bar who devotes a significant portion of his or her legal practice to youth and children, and is making positive contributions to the field both in and outside the courtroom.

Norm Maleng Minister of Justice Award

To recognize a prosecutor who embodies the principles enunciated in the ABA Standards for Criminal Justice, Prosecution Function, particularly that "the Duty of the prosecutor is to seek justice, not merely to convict." Awarded annually.

William Greenhalgh Student Essay Competition

To recognize outstanding essays written by students who are members of the ABA. A monetary prize of $2,000 and travel funds to attend a Section meeting are awarded annually.

American Civil Liberties Union

Ph: (212)549-2500

Free: (888)567-ACLU

E-mail: membership@aclu.org

URL: http://www.aclu.org

Roger N. Baldwin Medal of Liberty Award

For recognition of distinguished lifetime service to the cause of civil liberties or an exceptional specific contribution to civil liberties. The award is intended to represent the pinnacle of achievement for those dedicated to the Bill of Rights. Nominations or applications may be submitted by October 25. Individuals in the legal public interest, academic and arts communities, in government service, and from the media are eligible. Nominees are screened by a selection committee of distinguished people knowledgeable in the field of civil liberties. A monetary award of $25,000 and a plaque are awarded biennially in odd-numbered years. In alternate years, an award is given for work in international human rights, in cooperation with the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights. Established in 1989.

American College of Legal Medicine

Ph: (847)969-0283

Fax: (847)517-7229

E-mail: info@aclm.org

URL: http://www.aclm.org

Letourneau Award

For recognition of outstanding original student paper on legal medicine. Candidates must be currently enrolled in an accredited law school in the United States or Canada. A monetary award of $1,000 and the possible publication of the paper in the Journal of Legal Medicine is presented annually. Established in 1976 by the Board of Governors to honor Charles U. Letoumeau.

Schwartz Award

For recognition of outstanding original student paper on legal medicine. Candidates must be currently enrolled in an accredited medical school in the United States or Canada. A monetary award of $1,000 and the possible publication of the paper in the Journal of Legal Medicine are presented annually. Established in 1976 to honor George Schwartz.

Hirsh Award

For recognition of outstanding student paper on legal medicine. Candidates must be currently enrolled in an accredited program in dentistry, podiatry, nursing, pharmacy, health science, healthcare administration, or public health. A monetary award of $1,000 and the possible publication of the paper in the Journal of Legal Medicine are presented annually. Established in 1990 by Harold L. Hirsh and Jane Rose Hirsh.

American Counseling Association

Free: 800-347-6647

Fax: (703)823-0252

E-mail: ryep@counseling.org

URL: http://www.counseling.org

FEDERAL Legislative SERVICE AWARD

To recognize outstanding work of a public official or public agency staff member who has made a significant contribution to the counseling profession or recipients of the professions services by impacting public policy at the national level. Awarded annually. Established in 1976.

Carl D. Perkins Government Relations Award

To recognize outstanding work at the national or state level that influences public policy and results in a significant contribution to the counseling profession or to recipients of the profession’s services; and to stimulate future legislation for the well-being of the counseling profession or for recipients of the profession's services. Nominees must be current members of ACA. Awarded annually. Established in 1993 in memory of the late Kentucky congressman who chaired the House Committee on Education and Labor.

American Historical Association

Ph: (202)544-2422

Fax: (202)544-8307

E-mail: info@historians.org

URL: http://www.historians.org

Littleton-griswold Prize

To recognize the author of the best book in any subject on the history of American law and society. Only books of high scholarly and literary merit published during the preceding year are considered. A monetary prize of $1,000 is awarded annually. Established in 1985.

Littleton-griswold Research Grant

To support research in U.S. legal history and in the general field of law and society. The funds for this program come from the earnings of the Littleton- Griswold Fund. Only members of the Association are eligible to apply. The grants are intended to further research in progress and may be used for travel to a library or archive, for microfilms, photographs, or photocopying. Preference is given to those with specific research needs, such as the completion of a project or completion of a discrete segment thereof. Preference is given to Ph.D. candidates and junior scholars. Monetary awards of up to $1,000 are presented annually.

American Intellectual Property Law Association

Ph: (703)415-0780

Fax: (703)415-0786

E-mail: aipla@aipla.org

URL: http://www.aipla.org

Intel International Science and Engineering Fair

To encourage young inventors to continue and learn about the patent system. Grand Awards are presented in various scientific categories and include scholarships, tuition grants, and scientific field trips; Special Awards include scholarships, summer internships, book and equipment grants, scientific field trips, certificates, and cash awards. Held annually.

Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Moot Court Competition

To stimulate law students' grasp of intellectual property law problems. An annual moot court competition is held at the regional and national levels for school teams. A monetary prize of $2,000 and a certificate are awarded for first place; the runners-up receive $1,000 and a certificate; and regional finalists receive a certificate. Regional finals are held in March each year, with national finals in Washington, DC, in mid-April. Established in 1974.

Robert C. Watson Award

To recognize the best article in the field of intellectual property law by a full-time day/right law student. A monetary prize of $2,000 and a certificate are awarded annually. Established in 1962.

American Jewish Committee

Ph: (212)751-4000

Fax: (212)891-1450

E-mail: pr@ajc.org

URL: http://www.ajc.org

Judge Learned Hand Award

To recognize a lawyer or judge for outstanding achievement in the legal profession and service to the general community to benefit the Society. A plaque is awarded annually by various chapters of the AJC. Established in 1964 to honor Judge Learned Hand, a distinguished occupant of the Federal bench, and a staunch advocate of the rights of the individual and the importance of democratic values in an orderly society.

American Judicature Society Drake University

The Opperman Ctr.

Ph: (515)271-2281

Free: 800-626-4089

Fax: (515)279-3090

E-mail: sandersen@ajs.org

URL: http://www.ajs.org

Edward J. Devitt Distinguished Service to Justice Award

To recognize Article III judges whose careers have been exemplary, measured by their significant contributions to the administration of justice, the advancement of the rule of law, and the improvement of society as a whole. Awarded annually. Established in 1982 in honor of the late Edward J. Devitt, longtime chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota. Funded by the Dwight D. Opperman Foundation.

Dwight D. Opperman Award for Judicial Excellence

To recognize a state judge of a trial or appellate court for a career of distinguished judicial service. Awarded annually. Established in 2003 in honor of Dwight D. Opperman, former chairman and CEO of West Publishing Co.

American Lawyers Auxiliary

URL: http://www.abanet.org/ala

Law-related Education Teacher of the Year Award

To recognize elementary, middle, and high school teachers who have made outstanding contributions to law-related education. Three Alice Carr Scholarship awards of $1,500 each are presented annually.

Outstanding Individual Volunteer Award

To recognize an individual ALA member who most effectively increases member and public understanding of law and the American legal system. A lifetime membership to ALA is awarded annually.

Auxiliary Excellence Award

Recognizes outstanding service to the community. Affiliated auxiliaries are eligible. Four monetary awards of $500 are presented annually.

American Occupational Therapy Association

Ph: (301)652-2682

Free: 800-377-8555

Fax: (301)652-7711

E-mail: members@aota.org

URL: http://www.aota.org

Lindy Boggs Award

To recognize significant contributions by an occupational therapist or an occupational therapy assistant in promoting occupational therapy in the

political arena by increasing recognition of the field in federal or state legislations, regulations, and/or policies, or by increasing appreciation and understanding of occupational therapy by elected or appointed officials and to provide an incentive for others to take an active role in the legislative process, advocacy, and/or policy making that affects occupational therapy. Nominees must be members of the Association in good standing, and must have demonstrated outstanding participation in one or more of the following categories: training and organizing therapists to take part in federal or state legislation, regulations, and/or policies; the education of legislators or other key government officials in the purpose and function of occupational therapy; response to requests for action from the Government and Legal Affairs Division of the Association; advocacy for consumers of healthcare and educational services; and state activities related to AOTA/PAC and/or state PACs. A certificate is awarded annually at the AOTA Conference. Established in 1983 in honor of Coreen C. (Lindy) Boggs, U.S. Congresswoman of Louisiana.

American Philosophical Society

Ph: (215)440-3400

Fax: (215)440-3423

E-mail: apsfund@amphilsoc.org

URL: http://www.amphilsoc.org

Henry M. Philips Prize

To recognize outstanding lifetime contributions to the field of jurisprudence and important publications with illustrate that accomplishment. A monetary award of $10,000 and a hand-illuminated certificate are awarded when merited. Established in 1888.

American Probation and Parole Association

Ph: (859)244-8203

Fax: (859)244-8001

E-mail: appa@csg.org

URL: http://www.appa-net.org

Scotia Knouff Line Officer of the Year Award

This, the most competitive and prestigious practitioner award, is given to recognize the probation, parole, or community corrections officer who has performed assigned duties in an outstanding manner and/or made significant contributions to the probation, parole, or community corrections profession at the local, regional, or national level and/or brought credit or honor to the profession through participation or involvement in community activities or programs. Awarded annually. Established in 1986.

University of Cincinnati Award

To recognize a non-practitioner for significant contributions to the field of probation, parole, or criminal justice technology. Individuals from academic, research, or government agencies not engaged in providing probation and public services are eligible. Awarded annually. Established in 1986.

Walter Dunbar Memorial Award

To recognize significant contributions by a practicing professional or a retired practitioner in the field of probation and/or parole. Awarded annually. Established in 1986 in memory of Walter Dunbar, who served as Director of the California Department of Corrections, Chairman of the U.S. Parole Commission, and Director of the New York State Division of Probation.

Sam Houston State University Award

To recognize an individual for a published article concerning probation, parole, or community corrections that provides new information and insight into the operation, effectiveness, or the future of the community corrections profession. Articles published in national or regional journals may be submitted. Awarded annually. Established in 1986.

Presidents Award

To recognize exemplary community correction programs that serve to advance the knowledge, effectiveness, and integrity of the system. Organizations that have exemplified the management and innovations necessary to lead community corrections toward the future are considered. Eligible candidates that meet all or a combination of the following criteria are eligible: changes or contributes to the broad field of community corrections and helps to move the field forward; a dear correlation exists between the candidate’s goals and their effect; makes a difference that is supported by impact data; the elements of the project/program/agency can be repeated by others; and shows clear evidence of the supportive nature of the environment. The candidates are evaluated on the following characteristics: program implementation process, client assessment practices, characteristics that match the client’s needs, therapeutic integrity, relapse prevention techniques, staff characteristics, and evaluation. Awarded annually.

Joe Kegans Award for Victims Services in Probation and Parole

Honors exemplary services to victims of crime. Individuals working in community corrections are eligible. Nominees may be living or deceased. Preference will be given to community correction professions or volunteers who have personally experienced criminal victimization and have used that experience to help others. Awarded annually. Established in honor of Judge Joe Kegans, a founding member of APPA’s Victim Issues Committee, who devoted her career as a jurist to bettering the lives of all with whom she came into contact.

Member of the Year Award

Recognizes the work and energy of a worthy APPA member. Current APPA members who have been members for at least one year and have provided significant contributions to the organization through promotion of vision and mission of APPA are eligible. Any member may submit a nomination. A complimentary ten-year membership is awarded annually.

Award for Excellence in Community Crime Prevention

Recognizes the integration of community crime prevention initiatives into the traditional roles of supervision, intervention, and sanctioning of offenders. Community corrections agencies or community crime prevention programs coordinating with a community corrections agency are eligible to receive this award. Awarded annually.

Community Awareness Through Media Award

To recognize media outlets for works that reach a national audience that broadens the public's awareness and understanding of criminal justice issues. Awarded annually.

American Psychiatric Association

Ph: (703)907-7300

Free: (888)357-7924

Fax: (703)907-7852

E-mail: apa@psych.org

URL: http://www.psych.org

Manfred S. Guttmacher Award

For recognition of an outstanding contribution to the literature of forensic psychiatry in the form of a book, monograph, paper, or any other work, submitted to or presented at any professional meeting during the year. A monetary award of $1,000, a plaque, and travel expenses (up to $500) to present a lecture at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law

are awarded annually. Established in 1975. Administered by the Association's Melvin Sabshin Library and Archives. Sponsored by the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law.

Isaac Ray Award in Memory of Margaret Sutermeister

For recognition of outstanding contributions to forensic psychiatry or to the psychiatric aspects of jurisprudence. Psychiatrists, attorneys, or professionals in the field of human behavior are eligible. An honorarium of $1,500 is awarded, and the winner is responsible for presenting a lecture or series of lectures on some aspect of forensic psychiatry or psychiatric jurisprudence, and preparing a manuscript for publication. Awarded biennially in even-numbered years. Established in 1951 in memory of Margaret Sutermeister by her mother, Bertha B. Sutermeister.

American Psychological Association—Adult Development and Aging Division (Division 20), Boston University

Ph: (857)364-2888

E-mail: d20awards@gmail.com

URL: http://apadiv20.phhp.ufl.eduDIVISION0000000020

M. Powell Lawton Distinguished Contribution Award for Applied Gerontology

To recognize distinguished contributions to the scientific study of the psychology of adult development and aging. Eligibility is based on scientific record. An engraved plaque and monetary prize are awarded at the business meeting held at the APA annual convention.

American Psychology-Law Society

Ph: (910)933-4018

Free: 800-255-7792

Fax: (910)933-4018

E-mail: apls@ec.rr.com

URL: http://www.ap-ls.org

Award for Distinguished Contribution to Psychology and Law

For recognition of outstanding and sustained contributions to the field of psychology and law. Self-nominations are not accepted, and nominees need not be psychologists nor members of the Division. A plaque is awarded periodically. Established in 1986.

Dissertation Award

To recognize the best doctoral dissertation within a given year in psychology and law. The dissertation must take into regard the importance and design of the research. A monetary prize of $500 is awarded for 1st place, $300 for 2nd place, and $100 for 3rd place is awarded annually. Established in 1983.

Diversity in Psychology and Law Research Award

To promote diversity within the Society by supporting student research on psycholegal issues related to diversity as well as research by students from underrepresented groups. Current full- and part-time undergraduate and graduate students are eligible. Three grants of $1,000 are awarded annually.

Award for Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring in the Field of Psychology and Law

To recognize outstanding teaching in different environments. In even-numbered years, the award is presented to a teacher or mentor from an undergraduate program. In odd-numbered years,

the award is presented to teacher or mentor at a doctoral-granting schools. A plaque and cash prize of $500 are awarded annually. Established in 1996.

Saleem Shah Award

To recognize outstanding contributions to psychology and law by individuals early in their careers. Two monetary awards of $1,000 (one from the AP-LS and one from AAFP) and a plaque are presented annually. Established in 1995.

Book Award

To recognize a book about psychology and law and outstanding scholarship in those fields. Scholarly books published in the last two years are eligible.

A plaque is awarded biennially in even-numbered years. Established in 2001.

Award for Contributions to Correctional Psychology

To recognize outstanding contributions made in the field of correctional psychology. Awarded when merited. Presented jointly with the American Association for Correctional Psychology.

AWARD FOR BEST UNDERGRADUATE PAPER IN PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW

To recognize papers by undergraduates that demonstrate outstanding research and study of psychology and law. First, second, and third place winners are presented with monetary prizes of $500, $300, and $150, respectively. Awarded annually. Established in 2006.

American Society for Engineering Education

Ph: (202)331-3500

Fax: (202)265-8504

E-mail: aseeexec@asee.org

URL: http://www.asee.org

St. Lawrence Section Outstanding Educator Award

To recognize an individual for excellence in the instruction of engineering, engineering technology, or engineering science. Any individual within the St. Lawrence Section boundaries may be nominated. A certificate and travel expenses to attend the annual section meeting are awarded.

American Society for Information Science and Technology

Ph: (301)495-0900

Fax: (301)495-0810

E-mail: asis@asis.org

URL: http://www.asis.org

Special Award

To recognize a public figure (a government or industry leader) for long-term contributions to the advancement of information science and technology that have resulted in increased public awareness of the field and its benefits to society. This award is designed to: recognize a public figure for supporting information science through development of policy, enactment of legislation, enhancement of public access to information, and/or discovery of mechanisms for improved transfer and utilization of knowledge; encourage other public figures to support research and development in information science and technology; and increase publicity for and visibility of the Society. An appropriate memento (bowl, plaque, certificate, etc.) is awarded periodically. Established in 1954.

American Society for Public Administration

Ph: (202)393-7878

Fax: (202)638-4952

E-mail: info@aspanet.org

URL: http://www.aspanet.org

Equal Opportunity/affirmative Action Exemplary Practice Award

To recognize a person or organization making an outstanding contribution to a more equal society. The emphasis is on achievements and results, not simply effort. The following criteria are considered: complexity of the problems addressed and organizations directed; severity of the problems addressed, use of original/innovative/effective approaches, impact of contributions, including extent of long-term or lasting benefits of the nominee’s accomplishments, and contributions to the attainment of the goals of ASPA’s EO/AA national policy positions. Up to four awards are presented to individuals or organizations in the following categories: federal, state, or local government units, educational institutions, nonprofit institutions, and private sector organizations. Presented at the ASPA National Conference.

American Society of international Law

Ph: (202)939-6000

Fax: (202)797-7133

E-mail: services@asil.org

URL: http://www.asil.org

Certificate of Merit

To recognize a work (book, monograph, or article) in international law for its preeminent contribution to creative scholarship or because it exhibits high technical craftsmanship and is of high utility to practicing lawyers and scholars. Open to all regardless of nationality or the language or place of publication of the work. The work must have been published within the 24-month period preceding February 1 of the year in which the award is made. A certificate is awarded annually to one or more recipients. Established in 1962.

Francis O. Deak Prize

To recognize a work of exceptional scholarship by a younger contributor to the American Journal of International Law. A monetary award of $350 is presented annually. Established in 1973 by Philip E. Cohen, president of the Institute for Continuing Education in Law and Librarianship. A second Frances O. Deak Prize is presented by the International Law Students Association for the best article to appear in a student international law journal.

Manley O. Hudson Medal

For recognition of a distinguished person who has contributed to the scholarship and achievement of his or her time in international law. A gold medal and a certificate are awarded when merited. Established in 1956 by Ralph G. Albrecht in memory of Manley O. Hudson.

Goler T. Butcher Medal

To recognize a distinguished person who has contributed to furthering human rights around the globe. A gold medal is awarded when merited to one or more recipients. Established in 1995 in memory of Goler T. Butcher.

Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

Ph: (512)478-9000

Free: 800-245-3321

Fax: (512)478-9297

E-mail: memberservices@acfe.com

URL: http://www.acfe.com

Donald R. Cressey Memorial Award

To recognize an individual for a lifetime of achievement in the detection and deterrence of fraud. A unique stone trophy is awarded annually. Established in 1989 in memory of Donald R. Cressey, a founder of the Associated of Certified Fraud Examiners.

Morris R. Walker Memorial Award

To recognize superior performance by the candidate who receives the highest score on the Uniform CFE Examination. Awarded annually. Established

in 1989 in memory of Morris R. Walker, who was a charter Certified Fraud Examiner and nationally renowned white-collar crime expert.

Association of College and Research Libraries

Ph: (312)280-2523

Free: 800-545-2433

Fax: (312)280-2520

E-mail: acrl@ala.org

URL: http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/index.cfm

Marta Lange/cq Press Award

To recognize an academic or law librarian for contributions to bibliography and information service in law or political science. Selection is based on the planning and implementation of a model bibliography/information services program in a law or political science library; history of contributions to the field through research, publications, and other activities; service to the profession through ACRL or related regional and national organizations; and promotion or development of an education program that has served as a model for others. A monetary award of $1,000 and a plaque are presented annually. The award is administered by ACRL’s Law and Political Science Section and sponsored by CQ Press.

Australian Council for International Development

Ph: (61)2 62851816

Fax: (61)2 62851720

E-mail: main@acfid.asn.au

URL: http://www.acfid.asn.au

Sir Ron Wilson Human Rights Award

To recognize an individual or organization for outstanding contributions to the advancement of human rights in the international development sector. A trophy is awarded annually.

Australian Council of Women and Policing

Ph: (61 )3 92475455

E-mail: inquiry@acwap.com.au

URL: http://www.acwap.com.au

Bev Lawson Memorial Award

This, the Council's most prestigious award, is given to recognize the most outstanding woman who has been first in any policing or law enforcement activity or support service. Open to current or former employees (sworn or unsworn) of an Australian, New Zealand, or Pacific Islands policing, law enforcement, or justice agency. Awarded annually.

Most Outstanding Female Practitioner Award

To recognize a woman who is practicing any aspect of policing, including general duties, community policing, forensic science, operational support, and investigations. Open to current or former employees (sworn or unsworn) of an Australian, New Zealand, or Pacific Islands policing, law enforcement, or justice agency. Awarded annually.

Excellence in Policing for Women Award

To recognize an individual, unit, or agency in Australia, New Zealand, or the Pacific Islands who has improved policing for women. Awarded annually.

Excellence in Policing in the Asia Pacific Region Award

To acknowledge and reward the achievements of women and men who are contributing to making policing and law enforcement better for women in the Asia Pacific region. Awarded annually.

Audrey Fagan Memorial Award

To recognize outstanding women who have demonstrated exceptional qualities as a mentor.

role model, and leader of men and women in policing and law enforcement. Awarded annually. Established in memory of Audrey Fagan, the Chief Police Officer of the Australian Capital Territory.

Australian Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Awards and Culture Branch

Ph: (999)61 2 6271 5601

Fax: (999)61 2 6271 5662

URL: http://www.itsanhonour.gov.au

Australian Police Medal

To recognize distinguished service by members of Australian police forces. Recommendations are made by the responsible Minister to the Governor- General for approval. An annual quota exists for each police service. Established in 1986.

Police Overseas Service Medal

To recognize service with international peacekeeping organizations by officers of Australian police forces. The award is made with a clasp to denote the area of prescribed service and any subsequent award to the same person is made in the form of a further clasp with the prescribed service appropriately inscribed. Awards are made by the Governor-General on the recommendation of the Chief Officer of an Australian police force. Established in 1991.

Australian Insurance Law Association

Ph: (61 )3 98995382

Fax: (61 )3 98906310

E-mail: national@aila.com.au

URL: http://www.aila.com.au

Insurance Prize

For persons who have made substantial contributions to the insurance industry.

Australian Office of the Privacy Commissioner

Fax: 61 2 9284 9666

E-mail: privacy@privacy.gov.au

URL: http://www.privacy.gov.au

Australian Privacy Awards

To encourage, recognize, and reward businesses, government agendas, and not-for-profit organizations that engage in good privacy practices. Candidates must have engaged in good privacy practices and/or promotion of privacy messages through overall work or one or more of their projects, initiatives, campaigns, or systems. Awarded annually in four categories: Large Businesses, Small-Medium Businesses, Community and Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), and Government Agencies. Established in 2008.

Australian Privacy Medal

To honor an individual who has exhibited an outstanding level of achievement in advancing privacy in Australia. Awarded annually. Established in 2008.

Black Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Association

Ph: (301)248-1818

Fax: (301)248-0700

E-mail: beslamailbox@aol.com

URL: http://www.besla.org

Excellence Award

Recognizes contribution to the Organization and to the community. Awarded annually.

British and Irish Association of Law Librarians

E-mail: admin@biail.org.uk

URL: http://www.biall.org.uk

Legal Journals Award

To honor the publishing profession for quality products and outstanding contributions in the field of legal serial titles. A certificate is awarded annually. Established in 2001.

Wallace Breem Memorial Award

To recognize particularly good contributions to law librarianship, or to provide financial assistance for special research or other projects at doctorate level or above. Awarded biennially in even- numbered years. Established in 1990.

British Insurance Law Association

Ph: (44 )7776 115795

Fax: (44 )1449 770941

E-mail: secretariat@bila.org.uk

URL: http://www.bila.org.uk

Book Prize

To recognize the author of a published work with the most notable contribution to literature in the field of law as it affects the insurance industry. A monetary prize of L1,000 is awarded annually.

The Burton Awards for Legal Achievement

Ph: (212)672-1862

Fax: (516)625-3011

E-mail: executivecommittee@burtonawards.com

URL: http://www.burtonawards.com

Burton Awards for Legal Achievement

To encourage effective legal writing by recognizing partners in law firms and law school students who use plain, clear, and concise language and avoid archaic, stilted legalese. The following awards are presented: Legends in the Law Award, Morrison & Foerster Regulatory Innovation Award, two Distinguished Legal Writing Awards, and five awards in the categories of law firm advertisement, compendium, newsletter, profile, and publication. Awarded annually. Established in 1999 in honor of William C. Burton, a former New York State Assistant Attorney General and author of the authoritative reference, Burton’s Legal Thesaurus.

Canadian Bar Association

Ph: (613)237-2925

Free: 800-267-8860

Fax: (613)237-0185

E-mail: info@cba.org

URL: http://www.cba.org

Viscount Bennett Fellowship

To encourage a high standard of legal education, training, and ethics by offering a fellowship to a student for post-graduate studies in law. Canadian citizens who have graduated or who, at the time of application, are pursuing final year studies as an undergraduate student at an approved law school are eligible. A monetary award of C$40,000 is awarded annually. Established in 1943 in honor of Viscount Bennett, a former CBA President.

Ramon John Hnatyshyn Award for Law

To recognize outstanding contribution to law or legal scholarship in Canada. Open to individuals who are Canadian citizens; groups are not eligible.

Award is a medallion designed by the Governor General’s Office of Heraldry. Awarded annually. Established in 1992.

Louis St. Laurent Award of Excellence

Recognizes distinguished or exceptional service to the objectives and goals of the CBA. Granted annually, the award is a bronze statue made in the shape of the statue crafted by Ziggy Puchta, located in front of the Supreme Court of Canada Building in Ottawa. Established in 1992.

Douglas Miller Award

To recognize a member who demonstrates outstanding dedication and team spirit in his or her ongoing involvement with the CBA. Each year the award, a sculpture entitled "Crane" carved from a musk ox hom by Northwest Territories artist Rex Goose, is presented to the winner. Award may not be granted every year. Established in 1996 in memory of Douglas Miller of Yellowknife.

Justicia Award

To recognize excellence in journalism fostering public awareness and understanding of the Canadian Justice System, the awards are given for French or English stories in two categories: print and broadcast media. The award is a miniature bronze replica of the statue of Justice in front of the Supreme Court of Canada Building in Ottawa. Certificates of Merit may be presented for meritorious entries at the discretion of the judges.

Awarded annually. Established in 2000.

Young Lawyers’ Pro Bono Award

Recognizes outstanding pro bono legal services to the community by a young Canadian Bar Association lawyer in Canada. Candidates must be CBA members who are either under the age of 40 or have practiced for 10 years or less. The winner is awarded a monetary prize of C$500 and is announced in a news release and tribute published in the Association magazine National. Awarded annually. Established in 1994.

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

Conference (sogic) Awards

To recognize excellence within the Canadian legal professional in advancing the cause of equality for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, and two- spirited (GLBT) people. The (1) SOGIC Ally is open to members not included in the GLBT community who have had a single significant action or several actions in a career; (2) SOGIC Hero is for members of the GLBT community who have similarly contributed. The selection committee considers gender equity when determining award recipients. Awarded annually. Established in 1999.

James H. Bocking Memorial Award

Recognizes the best scholarly paper or article related to Canadian competition law or policy. A monetary prize is awarded annually through the James H. Booking Memorial Fund.

The Honourable Walter S. Tarnopolsky Human Rights Award

To recognize a resident of Canada who has made an outstanding contribution to domestic or international human rights. The award is administered by the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), Canadian Section, and is an inscribed bronze medallion and an honorarium of C$1,000. The award is presented at the annual meeting of the ICJ held during the Canadian Bar Association Annual Meeting. Established in 2000 in honor of the talented human rights advocate and scholar.

Walter Owen Book Prize

To recognize excellent legal writing and reward new contributions to Canadian legal literature that enhances the quality of Canadian legal research. A cash prize of C$10,000 is awarded to English

works in odd-numbered years and French works in even-numbered years. Funded by the Foundation for Legal Research.

Edward K. Rowan-legg Award

To recognize a student member for dedicated contribution to the CBA and participation in the Canadian Legal Conference. A monetary prize of C$1,000, an engraved plaque, plus complimentary registration at the annual conference are awarded annually. Established in 2003.

Touchstone Award

Recognizes an individual who has excelled in promoting equality in the legal profession, the judiciary, or the legal community in Canada. The award recognizes significant national initiative to advance equality and/or contribution relating to race, disability, sexual orientation, or other diversity issues in the community. A framed replica of the award, a soapstone sculpture located at the National Office in Ottawa, is awarded annually. Established in 1995.

President’s Award

To recognize the significant contribution of a Canadian jurist to the legal profession, the CBA, or the public life of Canada. Open to all Canadians except the current president, past president within five years, or members of the judiciary while on the bench. Nominations are made by the president. An engraved brass Scales of Justice is awarded annually. Established in 1984.

John Tait Award of Excellence

Recognizes a public sector lawyer or law office that has achieved the highest standards of professional conduct and competence, and has made significant contributions to social justice or community affairs. A statue of Inukshuk (a direction finder) is awarded annually. Established in 1998 as the Inukshuk Award of Excellence.

David Estrin Award

To recognize and encourage interest in environmental, energy, and resources law topics in Canadian law schools. Award goes to the winner of the Law School Essay Contest administered by CBA's National Environmental, Energy and Resources Law Sedion. A monetary prize of $500 and travel expenses to the Annual Conference are awarded. Honors David Estrin, a pioneer in environmental law in Canada.

Jack Innes Achievement Award

To recognize outstanding contributions to the Association by a current staff member. A cash prize of $1,000 and a plaque are awarded annually. Established in 2007.

Cecilia I. Johnstone Award

To recognize women who have achieved professional excellence and encouraged other women to pursue legal careers. Awarded annually. Established in 2007.

Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice, University of Montreal

Ph: (514)343-6157

Fax: (514)343-6296

E-mail: ciaj@ciaj-icaj.ca

URL: http://www.daj-icaj.ca

Justice Award

To honor a person who has shown distinctive leadership in the administration of justice, or who, by his or her writings or other endeavors, has made a significant contribution to the administration of justice in Canada. Awarded biennially in odd- numbered years. Established in 1984.

Canadian Wildlife Federation

Ph: (613)599-9594

Free: 800-563-9453

Fax: (613)599-4428

URL: http://www.cwf-fcf.org

Past Presidents’ Canadian Legislator Award

To recognize a provincial, territorial, or federal elected legislator who has made a significant contribution to the conservation of wildlife in Canada. Awarded annually. Established in 1988.

Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood

Ph: (999)44 20 7276 2777

Fax: (999)44 20 7276 2766

E-mail: honours@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk

URL: http://www.honours.gov.uk

Queen’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service

For recognition posthumously. There is also The Queen’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service. Established in 1954.

Council of Europe

Ph: (33 )3 88412029

Fax: (33 )3 88412754

E-mail: visites@coe.int

URL: http://www.coe.int

Crystal Scales of Justice Prize

To discover and highlight innovative and efficient practices used in European courts for court organization or for the conduct of civil proceedings, and deserving to be drawn to the attention of policymakers and the judicial community so as to improve the operation of the public system of justice. Awarded annually by COE’s European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice. Established in 2005. Co-administered by the European Commission.

North-south Prize

To recognize individuals for: the defense and promotion of human rights and pluralistic democracy; the development of intercultural dialogue; raising of public awareness of the issues of global interdependence and solidarity; or reinforcement of the North-South partnership. A statuette is awarded annually to two recipients, one from the north and one from the south. Administered by the COE's European Centre for Global Interdependence and Solidarity, more commonly known as the North-South Centre. Established in 1995.

Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation

Ph: (859)269-1289

Fax: (859)231-1943

E-mail: clear@clearhq.org

URL: http://www.clearhq.org

Investigative Excellence Award

To recognize an investigator or investigative team for achievements in occupational or professional regulation. Two awards are presented annually.

Regulatory Excellence Award

To recognize an individual or group demonstrating an outstanding contribution to the enhancement of occupational or professional regulation, regulatory processes, or consumer and public protection. Two awards are presented annually.

Consumer Protection Award

To recognize an individual who has innovatively contributed to enhancing a broader public understanding of regulatory issues with respect to

consumer and public protection, and citizen advocacy. Awarded annually.

Recognition Award

For a nonmember who has made a broader public understanding on regulatory issues.

Service Award for Lifetime Achievement

To recognize an individual who has made an outstanding contribution and commitment to CLEAR, demonstrating dedication and integrity. Awarded annually.

CPR International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution

Ph: (212)949-6490

Fax: (212)949-8859

E-mail: info@cpradr.org

URL: http://www.cpradr.org

Awards for Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution

To recognize processes, techniques, systems, commitment, and scholarship that address the resolution, prevention, or creative management of major disputes involving public or business institutions, such as those between corporations, between government and corporations, or among multiple parties. Awarded in the six categories: Outstanding Practical Achievement, Original Articles, Original Student Article or Paper, Outstanding Book, Problem Solving in the Law School, and Best Electronic Media in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Awarded annually. Established in 1983.

Decalogue Society of Lawyers

Ph: (312)263-6493

Fax: (312)263-6512

E-mail: decaloguesociety@gmail.com

URL: http://decaloguesociety.org

Intra-society Merit Award

For recognition of distinguished, meritorious, loyal and sustained service to the Society and dedication to the furtherance of its aims and purposes. Members in good standing of the Society are eligible. A lettered scroll is awarded each year at the annual meeting of the Society. Established in 1942.

Defense Research Institute

Ph: (312) 795-1101

Fax: (312) 795-0748

E-mail: dri@dri.org

URL: http://www.dri.org

Louis B. Potter Lifetime Professional Service Award

To recognize a current or past active contributing attorney member of DRI. Awarded annually. Established in 1996.

Davis Carr Outstanding Committee Chair Award

To recognize a current or immediate past DRI Committee Chair whose committee has achieved committee goals, and who has motivated membership participation, has created and implemented new projects, and has filled all required committee leadership positions. Awarded annually. Established in 2000.