• Barry M. Goldwater Award - Best Convention Paper on Arizona History
  
  
  • David W. Higgs, “George Wratten and the Apache Prisoners of War.” ”
    
    
• Val Avery Collegiate Award - Best Convention Paper on an Arizona Topic by a College Student
  
  
  • Michael Weeks, “Winter on the Margins: Flagstaff and the Post-WWII Promotion of Seasonality in an Arid Climate.”
    
    
• Don Bufkin Prize - Best Convention Paper dealing with the Territorial Period of Arizona History. Papers dealing with Arizona Geography, broadly defined, or Cartography are particularly encouraged.
  
  
  • Helen Peterson, “Constructed Social Order: Clarkdale , Arizona . Built Environment and the City Beautiful Movement, 1912-1920.”
    
    
• Friends of Arizona Archives (FAzA) Award - Award for the Best Paper that Demonstrates the Best Use of Archival Research.
  
  
  • Bob Spude, “E. B. Gage and the Tombstone Mines.”
    
    
• McFarland Scholar Awards - Best Project on any Subject Pertaining to the History of Arizona or the American Southwest in Association with National History Day Competition in Arizona
  • Senior Category
    • 1st Place - Documentary Category: Obstacles to Civilization: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Yaqui
      
      
    • Zaydee Ortiz and Jonathan Enriquez
      
      
    • Teacher Julienne Collums
      
      
    • 2nd Place - Performance Category: Unleashing the Watchdogs
      
      
    • Kelsee Clark, Steven Flynn and Payton Lavicita
      
      
    • Teacher Julienne Collums
      
      
  • Junior Category
    • 1st Place - Performance Catergory: Winnie Ruth Judd: The Trunk Murderess
      
      
    • Elizabeth Horner
      
      
    • Teacher Sharon Horner (Mother)
      
      
    • 2nd Place - Documentary Category: Then Triumph and Tragedy of an Investigative Reporter: The Don Bolles Story
      
      
    • Emma McMahon
      
      
    • Teacher Mary Reed (Mother)
      
      
• Arizona Historical Society
  
  
• C. L. Sonnichsen Award for Best Journal of Arizona History Article
  • Jean Reynolds   "Mexican American Women in 1930s' Phoenix: Coming of Age During the Great Depression"   (Autumn 2006) JAH
    
    
• James F. Elliott II Award for Best Journal of Arizona History Article by a Non-Professional Historian
  
  
  • William D. Kalt Epes Randolph: Railroad Man of the Southwest” (Summer 2006) JAH
    
    
• Arizona Historical Society
  
  
  • Al Merito Award - Given to an individual who has made a valuable contribution to the preservation, understanding and awareness of Arizona and its History.