The Emerson Prize and Fitzhugh Prize

The Emerson Prize is awarded annually to students published in The Concord Review during the previous academic year who have shown outstanding promise in history at the high school level. Since 1995, more than 250 students have won an Emerson Prize, and we are pleased to announce the most recent recipients of the award from Volume 36, who each received $1,000 for their work. The Concord Review is also pleased to award the Sixth annual Fitzhugh Prize ($5,000) this year, named after the Founder & Editor of the journal, Will Fitzhugh. Congratulations to all the recipients and please consider purchasing a single of their work through our online bookstore!



 

Fitzhugh Prize ($5,000)

Mira Shah, Quarry Lane School (California)

The Dust Bowl (Spring 2026)

[HS Class of 2027]

   

Emerson Prize ($1,000)

Michael Mushinski, Shanghai American School (Shanghai)

Puritan Economic Theology (Fall 2025)

[Oxford University, 2030]

 

Munveer Singh, The Menlo School (California)

  United States v. Bhagat Singh Thind (Fall 2025)

[Stanford University, 2031]

 

William Chen, Chinese International School (Hong Kong)

Han Nationalism (Winter 2025)

[Stanford University, 2030]

  

Artemii Remizov, Lake Washington High School (Washington)

Carpathian Ukraine (Winter 2025)

[Stanford University, 2030]

 

 Patrick Tang, Trinity School (New York)

The Marshall Plan (Winter 2025)

[University of Chicago, 2030]

 

 Scarlet Strogov, Columbia High School (New Jersey)

Anti-Feather Crusade (Spring 2026)

[HS Class of 2027]

 

Erica Li, Sevenoaks School (United Kingdom)

Facism in Italy (Spring 2026)

[HS Class of 2026]

 

Noa Sofer, The Ramaz School (New York)

Camp David (Spring 2026)

[Tulane University, 2030]

 

Lara Cratty, Cratty Family Homeschool (North Carolina)

Louis XVI (Summer 2026)

[HS Class of 2027]

 

Carrie Wang, Concordia International School (Shanghai)

Chinese Educational Mission (Summer 2026)

[HS Class of 2027]

  

Anders Christensen, Seoul International School (South Korea)

Esperanto (Summer 2026)

[HS Class of 2027]

 


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