CPSA Poster Prize
This prize is awarded annually at the CPSA Annual Conference by the Programme Committee in charge of its organization.
2026 Call for Proposals: submit your poster proposal HERE
Deadline: TBC
A poster proposal must include:
- the title of the poster;
- a 250-word abstract.
These presentations are an excellent way to disseminate work in a visual, rather than completely textual way. Posters are welcomed from any CPSA member wishing to present material in this format at the conference.
Full information about this competition can be found in the POSTERS Terms of Reference [ download pdf ↓ ] .
Prizes are awarded to the winner and first and second runners up.
The prize is made possible thanks to the financial support of The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences.
2025 CPSA Poster Prize
Nika Lennox:nBuzz to Enter: developments in democracy and security policy at Ontario’s constituency offices
2024 CPSA Poster Prize
Astrid Krueger: Protesting the Pink Palace: MPP’s Attitudes on Political Demonstrations at Queen’s Park
2023 CPSA Poster Prize
Karissa Sing: Introverted Leaders in the Legislature: A Paradox or a Powerhouse?
2022 CPSA Poster Prize
Sarah Munoz: Fighting Climate Change with ‘Oil Culture’: The Contradictions of Environmental Policy in Louisiana (USA)
2021 CPSA Poster Prize
Amelia Boughn identified a clear gap in the literature and put forth a clear rational as to why political scientists. . .
2019 Poster Prize
Seven’s a Crowd, Eight’s a Party; the Transition from Caucus Colleague to Independent Member . . .