CCWH Awards support historians and graduate scholars through dissertation work, article prizes, nontraditional career projects, and mentorship honors to advance women’s history and inclusion in the profession.
CCCC Emergent Researcher Award supports early-career researchers with funding and mentoring for literacy, writing, and writing instruction research that contributes to scholarly and public conversations.
Ruth Strang Research Award recognizes students, faculty, and student affairs professionals for scholarship that advances understanding of womxn and gender in higher education and informs future work.
CCCC James Berlin Memorial Outstanding Dissertation Award honors graduates’ completed dissertation research that improves composition education or expands knowledge in composition studies.
Esther Ngan-ling Chow and Mareyjoyce Green Dissertation Scholarship supports women and non-binary scholars of color in completing dissertations that advance scholarship on concerns facing women of color.
CCCC Writing Program of Excellence Award recognizes writing programs for exemplary instruction and ongoing improvement, honoring imaginative work that responds to students, faculty, and communities.