• Barry M. Goldwater Award - Best Convention Paper on Arizona History
  
  
  • Paul Cool - "Buried Under Rumors: Fog, Facts, and the Kidnapping of June Robles
    
    
    
• Val Avery Collegiate Award - Best Convention Paper on an Arizona Topic by a College Student
  • John Southard, "Ascending Eagle: The Depression Era Recovery of Valley National Bank under the Leadership of Walter Bimson, 1933-1939"
    
    
• 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.
  • Jim Byrkit and Tom Jonas, "Penalosa, Coronelli, and Kino: Early Cartographers of Arizona"
    
    
    
• Friends of Arizona Archives (FAzA) Award - Award for the Best Paper that Demonstrates the Best Use of Archival Research.
  • Patricia A. Etter - "All Roads Lead to Yuma"
    
    
• McFarland Student Papers - Best Student Paper on any Subject Pertaining to the History of Arizona or the Far Southwest
• 1st Place
• Anna Shepstead - "Japanese American Internment Camps"
• 2nd Place
  • Jackie Tappan - "Navajo Code Talkers"




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.
  
  • Marshall Trimble - Arizona State Historian
    
    
• C. L. Sonnichsen Award for Best Journal of Arizona History Article
  • Carlos Parra - “Valientes Nogalenses: The 1918 Battle Between the U.S. and Mexico that Transformed Ambos Nogales,”