Alice Fay di Castagnola Award
The Alice Fay di Castagnola Award is given yearly by the Poetry Society of America: "Offered in memory of a benefactor and friend of the PSA, and partially endowed by the Estate of Rachel Dalven, and the estate of Ellen Lamon Anderson, for a manuscript-in-progress of poetry."
- 2020— Atsuro Riley, Judge: Julie Carr
- 2019— Ari Banias, Judge: Diane Seuss
- 2018— Victoria Chang, Judge: Dean Rader
- 2017— Jill Osier, Judge: Donald Revell
- 2016 — James Richardson
- 2014 — Timothy Donnelly, Judge: Erin Belieu
- 2013 — Elyse Fenton, Judge: Kevin Prufer
- 2012 — Jehanne Dubrow, Judge: Claudia Rankine
- 2011 — Beth Bachmann, Judge: Elizabeth Willis
- 2010 — Rebecca Morgan Frank, Judge: Marilyn Hacker
- 2009 — Melissa Kwasny, Judge: Ed Roberson
- 2008 — Natasha Saje, Judge: Dean Young
- 2007 — Rusty Morrison, Judge: Susan Howe
- 2006 — G. C. Waldrep, Judge: Forrest Gander
- 2005 — Mary Jo Bang, Judge: Fanny Howe
- 2004 — Chana Bloch, Judge: Jane Hirshfield
- 2003 — Brian Henry, Judge: Caroline Knox
- 2002 — Andrew Zawacki, Judge: CD Wright
- 2001 — Angie Estes and Glori Simmons
- 1999 — Diann Blakely
- 1997 — Chase Twichell
- 1996 — Stephanie Strickland
- 1993 — Laura Kasischke
- 1989 — Shirley Kaufman
- 1984 — Michael Burkard
- 1983 — Thomas Lux
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