Awards

Brenton Kenkel receives the Best Poster Award at the summer meeting of the Political Methodology Society in 2011.
Curtis Signorino, Muhammet Bas, and Robert Walker received the 2009 Warren Miller Prize for their article Statistical Backwards Induction: A Simple Method for Estimating Recursive Strategic Models.
Arthur Spirling receives the 2007 John Williams Award, presented by the Society for Political Methodology for the best dissertation prospectus in the field.
Jun Xiang receives the Award for Best Graduate Student Paper at the Peace Science Society in 2007.
David Carter receives the Award for Best Graduate Student Paper at the Peace Science Society in 2006.
Stephen Gent receives the Award for Best Graduate Student Paper at the Peace Science Society in 2004.

Star Lab Awards

(2016 - 2017): Mike Gibilisco
(2016 - 2017): Yannis Vassiliadis
(2015 - 2016): Casey Crisman-Cox
(2014 - 2015): Chitralekha Basu
(2014 - 2015): Casey Crisman-Cox
(2013 - 2014): Rob Carroll
(2013 - 2014): Jeff Marshall
(2012 - 2013): Jeff Arnold
(2012 - 2013): Jonathan Olmsted
(2012 - 2013): Kerim Kavlaki
(2012 - 2013): Peter Haschke
(2011 - 2012): Yukari Iwanami
(2011 - 2012): Brenton Kenkel
(2011 - 2012): Patrick Kuhn
(2010 - 2011): Jonathan Olmsted
(2009 - 2010): Yoji Sekiya
(2008 - 2009): Adam Ramey
(2007 - 2008): Arthur Spirling
(2006 - 2007): Muhammet Bas
(2006 – 2007): Taehee Whang

(2015 - 2016): Yu Wang for Deciphering the 2016 U.S. Presidential Campaign
(2015 - 2016): Casey Crisman-Cox and Mike Gibilisco for Audience Cost and the Dynamics of War and Peace
(2013 - 2014): Jeffrey Marshall for A Two-Step Approach for Directly Estimating Strategic Interdependence
(2013 - 2014): Susanna Supalla for The Market for 'Hard' Money: Funding Flows through Political Parties Post-BCRA
(2013 - 2014): Rob Carroll for Simulated ML Estimation of Games with Many Players
(2013 - 2014): Chitralekha Basu for Deconstructing Valence: The Importance of Non-Policy Attributes to Voters
(2011 – 2012): Jonathan Olmsted for Missing the Point: The President, Abstention, and Ideal Point Estimation
(2011 – 2012): Jeffrey Arnold for Pricing the Costly Lottery: Financial Market Reactions to Battlefield Events in the American Civil War
(2011 – 2012): Brenton Kenkel for Bounds for Logistic Regression Coefficients with Nonignorable Missing Outcomes
(2011 – 2012): Gary E. Hollibaugh, Jr. for Vacancies, Vetting, and Votes: A Unified Dynamic Model of the Appointments Process
(2010 - 2011): Yukari Iwanami for Delegating the Power to Govern Security Affairs: The Composition of the UN Security Council
(2008 - 2009): Jeremy Kedziora for Endrogenous War Aims and State Resolve
(2008 - 2009): Jun Xiang for Relevance as a Latent Variable in Dyadic Analysis of Conflict
(2007 - 2008): Matthew B. Platt for Exploring Bill Sponsership in Post-WWII America