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THE A. LEROY BENNETT & FREDERICK H. HARTMANN AWARDS Sponsored by the Northeast Region of ISA |
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About the Bennett Award: |
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The Bennett Award was established in honor of Professor A. LeRoy Bennett, who taught international relations for more than forty years at Michigan State University, Drake University, and the University of Delaware from which he retired in 1995 as Professor Emeritus. He served as a Ford Foundation fellow at UN headquarters in 1951-51. Professor Bennett developed and administered the international relations program at University of Delaware and was instrumental in establishing the Northeast Regional division of the International Studies Association. Throughout his professional life he has been active in the United Nations Association of the United States of America and the World Affairs Council of Delaware. Professor Bennett is a prolific scholar and authored one of the leading undergraduate textbooks on international organizations. This award is supported by his colleagues at the University of Delaware. |
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The Award is sponsored by the International Studies Association Northeast Region. The competition recognizes the best paper presented at the ISA Northeast Regional Conference by a scholar who holds a PhD. |
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| Papers presented at the ISA Northeast Regional Conference may be nominated during or after the conference by the conference panel chair, discussant, or paper-presenter. Nomination forms are available at the conference registration desk. |
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| The winner receives a cash prize of $100.00 and a certificate. |
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| The ISA-NE Region President is responsible for notifying the Recipient of the Award and encouraging the Recipient to attend the Annual Convention to receive the award in person. |
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| The application deadline is December 15th (of the year the paper is presented at the November conference). |
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About The Hartmann Award |
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| The Hartmann Award is given for an outstanding graduate student or ABD paper presented at the ISA-Northeast annual conference. The award winner is announced at the ISA-NE regional conference subsequent to the one at which the winning paper was presented. The awardee receives a certificate, a one-year student membership in ISA, and a $100 prize at the annual ISA conference following the award's announcement. |
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| Any paper presented on a panel sponsored by the ISA-Northeast at the joint ISA-NE/NPSA annual conference each November may be considered for the Hartmann Award. Panel chairs and discussants may nominate outstanding papers, or paper-givers may self-nominate. Nomination forms are provided at the conference registration desk. |
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| The award review committee, composed of members of the ISA-NE Executive Committee -- read and score the nominated papers individually, assigning points based on criteria established by the committee. Should the committee decide that no paper merits the Hartmann Award in a particular year, the award is not given. |
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| The Hartmann Award is named after Dr. Frederick H. Hartmann, a distinguished international relations scholar born in 1922 in New York City who received his Ph.D. from Princeton University in 1949. Dr. Hartmann, who taught many years at the University of Florida, the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, and a host of other public and private institutions, including overseas, produced a dozen books on international relations and foreign policy, including student texts. His definition of "international relations" was included in UNESCO's Social Science Dictionary published in 1965. Having served on several national and state committees and boards of higher education and as a Captain in the U.S. Naval Reserve, Dr. Hartmann retired from the Naval War College as Alfred Thayer Mahan Professor Emeritus. |
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| The application deadline is December 15th (of the year the paper is presented at the November conference). | ||