Emmons Prize
[first prize overall] ($2,000)
Loyola Marymount University ("Fannie Mae")

Kerrigan Prize
[runners-up] ($2,000 divided by 3)
New York University ($750)
"New York Sports Convention Center"

New York University ($625)
"Privatization of Social Security"

United States Naval Academy ($625)
"Eminent Domain and Economic Development"

(The way things worked this year was that the field of 18 teams in the intercollegiate competition was narrowed to 4 teams after the first day. The original plan was to narrow it to 3 teams, but the scores were so close that 4 seemed appropriate. Then they faced off in front of everyone for a 15 minute presentation, no Q&A. Because the quality was so high, we designated all three teams as runner up.)

LRN Ethics Award
[best ethical analysis] ($1,000)
New York University
"New York Sports Convention Center"

Maxwell Prize
[most businesslike presentation] ($500)
New York University
"New York Sports Convention Center"

New York University
"Privatization of Social Security"

Cordova Biathlon Prizes
5K Division:
Winner: United States Naval Academy ($500)
Runner-up:New York University "Privatization of Social Security" ($250)


10K Division: ($750/3 ways)
Loyola Marymount University ("Fannie Mae") ($250)
United States Military Academy ($250)
Loyola Marymount University ("Portland General Electric") ($250)


LMU Intramural Division
The two winners of the LMU Intramural Division each advanced
to the intercollegiate competition.

Fannie Mae ($750)
AIDS Drugs and the Pharmaceutical Industry ($750)

If you would like to view a photo gallery of all last year's competing teams, click here. Each thumbnail contains a link that will provide you with a larger picture of the featured team as well as additional information including team member names, topic, and abstract.