James Madison Prize (Published Article or Essay)The Madison Prize is given for excellence in an article or essay that deals with any aspect of the federal government’s history.This annual award commemorates the authors of The Federalist, which publishes many of the most significant essays on the nature of the federal government on a quarterly basis.
Submission Guidelines
| Submission Process The award is made solely on the basis of the materials submitted to the James Madison Prize Committee Members. 1. Nominations should be submitted through Google Forms. 2. Nominations should include a brief letter commenting on the merits of the work. 3. Nominations should include a copy of the nominee (s)’s resume or curriculum vitae. 4. Submit one copy of the publication or link to publication either through the Google Form (preferred) or by mail.Committee Chair: Julie Prieto, PhD Historian U.S. Army Center of Military History Historian, Office of the Historian, Department of State Kelly Spradley-Kurowski, PhD Historian and Manager, National Maritime Heritage Program Historian, Park History Program National Park Service |