APA: Article Prize Grant

The APA Article Prize recognizes outstanding articles published by younger scholars within the past two years. Nominations must be made by two APA members, with eligibility based on the author's age or PhD date. The winner receives $2,000 and is honored at an APA meeting. This prestigious award alternates annually with the Book Prize, celebrating significant contributions to the field of philosophy. Only one article per author is eligible, ensuring a fair selection process.

NOTE: An article must be nominated by two APA members other than the author. A member may nominate only one article. Nominations should identify the author, article title, journal name, and publication year. The APA will contact nominated authors for assurances of eligibility and to secure copies of the nominated articles. Only one article per author will be considered for this prize (the only exception is if the author has different co-authors on two articles, or a co-author on one article but not the other). If more than one article per author is nominated, the author will be given the opportunity to select which article they would like to be considered.
The APA alternates giving an award to the best article and book published by a younger scholar in the previous two years. The Book and Article Prizes replace the former Franklin J. Matchette Foundation Book Prize.
Funding
The winner of the award will receive $2,000 and be presented with the prize check during the annual prize reception at an APA divisional meeting.

Eligibility

Nominations are opened every other spring in even years for the Article Prize for that year. Articles published in the prior two years are eligible.Eligibility is governed by the volume year of the journal, regardless of the date on which the issue containing the nominated article actually appeared in print.To be considered for the Article Prize, an article must be nominated by two APA members other than the author. The author must be a "younger scholar," meaning that the author:was 40 years of age or younger in the year of the volume in which the article appears, orreceived their PhD 10 or fewer years before the year in which the article was published. The author must be a member of the APA. If an article is co-authored, all authors must meet the "younger scholar" criteria and all authors must be APA members for the article to be considered.
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member. The author must be a member of the APA. If an article is co-authored, all authors must meet the "younger scholar" criteria and all authors must be APA members for the article to be considered.