Graduate Student Paper Prizes support graduate students through annual awards for outstanding papers presented at the AAS Annual Conference, recognizing their work through the association’s Area Councils.
Funder: Association for Asian Studies
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Annual deadline, immediately after the AAS Annual Conference)
Funding Amounts: Prize amounts vary by Area Council
Summary: Annual best-paper prizes recognize outstanding papers presented by graduate students at the AAS Annual Conference.
Key Information: Submission requirements differ by Area Council.
The Association for Asian Studies (AAS) Graduate Student Paper Prizes recognize outstanding papers presented by graduate students at the AAS Annual Conference. Each year, the association’s Area Councils offer best-paper prizes, making graduate student conference presentations the central focus of these awards.
The prizes recognize work presented at the annual meeting rather than a separately proposed research project or program of future work. The Area Councils administer the awards, with submission requirements and prize amounts determined by the individual councils. Graduate students should consult the council-specific award information on the program page to identify the requirements relevant to their conference paper.