The Charles D. Coryell Award honors undergraduate students who have completed research projects in nuclear or nuclear-related areas. Each year there is a $1,000 prize to be awarded to the successful nominee(s). Contributions are judged on the basis of ingenuity, novelty, and potential usefulness. To be eligible, a student must have been an undergraduate at some time during the 12-month period prior to the deadline date for submission of applications for the award. The student may be sponsored by a faculty member at the home institution or by a research director at another institution where the student performed the work.
Coryell Award Recipients
| 2020 MaKenna Koble and Andrew Mitchell | 2018 Nic Dronchi | |
| 2017 Samantha Pandelus | 2015 Ashlyn V. Jones | 2014 Matthew Marsh |
| 2013 Rebecca Springs | 2012 Kyle Brown | 2012 Brendan Baartman |
| 2011 Ben Farr | 2011 Jeremy Townsend | 2009 Robin Dienhoffer |
| 2008 Pawan Rastogi | 2006 Jill Pinter | 2005 Gregory K. Pang |
| 2004 Michelle L. Kovarik | 2003 Michael Bridges | 2002 Sean Liddick |
| 2001 Peter Dorff | 2000 Bryan Tomlin | 1999 Jason Shergur |
| 1998 David Ginger | 1995 Glenn Fugate | 1992 Kevin Schaab |
| 1990 Christian D. Kacher | 1988 Erin Renshaw | 1987 John Kevin Donohue |
| 1987 Shoshanna D. Rose | 1986 Robert Maher | 1985 Carolyn J. Anderson |
| 1985 David R. Dorsett, Jr | 1984 Awanish C. Mishra | 1983 C. Greg Pippin |
| 1982 Susan L. Fraser | 1981 Kenneth E. Gregorich | 1980 Steven M. Montner |
| 1979 Barbara Jacak | 1978 Paul Solomon | 1976 Richard F. Davis |
| 1974 L. Sterna | 1973 Saburo Yashita | 1972 R.E. Leber |
| 1971 M.D. Kluetz | 1970 A.E. Salwin | 1970 E. Gladney |