- 2017 “Informal Logic’s Infinite Regress” by Gilbert Plumer. (The paper may be eligible for consideration for publication in Informal Logic; further information pending.)
- 2016 “Conductive argument as a mode of strategic maneuvering” by Yun Xie, Institute of Logic and Cognition, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China.
- 2015 No award made.
- 2014 “Virtues, Evidence, and Ad Hominem Arguments” by Patrick Bondy. Honourable mentions: José Gascon: “Arguing as a virtuous arguer would argue,” and Gilbert Plumer: “On novels as arguments.”
- 2013 “Critical thinking and debiasing” by Tim Kenyon, Department of Philosophy, University of Waterloo, ON, and Guillaume Beaulac, Rotman Institute of Philosophy, University of Western Ontario, London, ON.
- 2012 “Libri ad nauseam: The critical thinking textbook glut” Ben Hamby, Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Hamilton ON [Paideusis version]
- 2011 “What a real argument is” Ben Hamby, Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Hamilton ON [Informal Logic version]
- 2010 “Is ‘Argument’ subject to the process/product ambiguity?” Geoff Goddu, Department of Philosophy, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA. [Informal Logic version]
- (2010 Honourable mention: “Toulmin’s ‘Analytic Arguments’.” Ben Hamby, Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Hamilton ON.) [Informal Logic version]
- 2009 “Truth and Argument Evaluation” Patrick Bondy, Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON [Informal Logic version]
- 2009 “The importance of belief in argumentation” David M. Godden, Department of Philosophy, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA [Synthese version]
- 2008 No award made.
- 2007 “What is a ‘Real’ Argument?” Geoff Goddu, Department of Philosophy, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA [Informal Logicversion]
- 2006 “Generic Critical Thinking Infusion and Course Content Learning in Introductory Psychology” Tom Solon, Department of Psychology & Philosophy, Danville Area Community College [Journal of Instructional Psychology version]
- 2005 “Formal Logic for Informal Logicians“ David Sherry, Department of Philosophy, Northern Arizona University [Informal Logic version]
- 2004 “A Defence of Non-deductive Reconstruction of Analogical Arguments” Marcello Guarini, Department of Philosophy, University of Windsor [Informal Logic version]
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