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- The Grawemeyer Awards, presented each year by the University of Louisville in the state of Kentucky, United States, are among the world's most prestigious prizes presented to individuals in the fields of education, ideas improving world order, music composition, religion, and psychology. The religion award is presented jointly by the University of Louisville and the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. The initial awards were for $150,000 each, making them among the most lucrative in their respective fields. The Grawemeyer Awards increased to $200,000 each beginning in the year 2000. Since 1985, more than $14 million has been awarded. The first award, Music Composition, was presented in 1985. The award for Ideas Improving World Order was added in 1988 and Education in 1989. In 1990, a fourth award, Religion, was added as a joint prize with the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Psychology was added in 2000; the first award was given in 2001. Notable winners include former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev (world order); Academy Award-winning composer Tan Dun (music composition); German theologian Jürgen Moltmann (religion); Aaron Beck, considered the founder of cognitive therapy (psychology); and former Andrew W. Mellon Foundation President William G. Bowen and former Harvard University President Derek Bok (education). H. Charles Grawemeyer, industrialist, entrepreneur, astute investor and philanthropist, created the awards at the University of Louisville in 1984. An initial endowment of $9 million from the Grawemeyer Foundation funded the awards, which have drawn thousands of nominations from around the world. Although the University of Louisville graduate was a chemical engineer by schooling, Grawemeyer cherished the liberal arts and chose to honor powerful ideas in five fields in performing arts, the humanities, and the social sciences. Grawemeyer distinguished the awards by honoring ideas rather than life-long or publicized personal achievement. He also insisted that the selection process for each of the five awards--though dominated by professionals-include one step involving a lay committee knowledgeable in each field. As Grawemeyer saw it, great ideas should be understandable to someone with general knowledge and not be the private treasure of academics.
- El Premio Grawemeyer («The Grawemeyer Award») es un premio anual estadounidense que originalmente premiaba una composición musical. Fue instituido por H. Charles Grawemeyer —industrial, empresario y mecenas— en la Universidad de Louisville en 1984.
- Grawemeyer-palkinto on H. Charles Grawemeyerin University of Louisvilleen vuonna 1984 perustama palkinto, joita myönnetään sävellyksen, pedagogiikan ja uskonnon aloilta ja maailmanjärjestystä parantavista ideoista. Palkinto summa oli aluksi 150 000 Yhdysvaltain dollaria, mutta se korotettiin 200 000 dollariin vuonna 2000. Grawemeyer-palkinnot jaetaan ideoista ja ajatuksista eikä koko elämäntyöstä ja julkisista saavutuksista.
- Il premio di Grawemeyer è un prestigioso premio presentato ogni anno dall'Università di Louisville nel Kentucky, negli Stati Uniti. Iniziato in 1985, il premio è offerto a coloro che si sono distinti nelle materie Educazione, Aumento dell'ordine nel mondo (Improving World Order), nella Composizione musicale, nella Religione e nella Psicologia. Il premo era inizialmente di $150 000 (per ogni categoria), ma dal 2000 in poi, è passato a $200 000.
- グロマイヤー賞は、1984年に実業家のH・チャールズ・グロマイヤーによって、ケンタッキー州のルイビル大学に設置された賞である。 1985年より「作曲部門」の賞が授与され、その後「世界体制を改善するためのアイデア部門」（1988年）、「教育部門」（1989年）、「宗教部門」（1990年）、「心理学部門」（2000年）が加わっていった。
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- The Grawemeyer Awards, presented each year by the University of Louisville in the state of Kentucky, United States, are among the world's most prestigious prizes presented to individuals in the fields of education, ideas improving world order, music composition, religion, and psychology. The religion award is presented jointly by the University of Louisville and the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
- El Premio Grawemeyer («The Grawemeyer Award») es un premio anual estadounidense que originalmente premiaba una composición musical. Fue instituido por H. Charles Grawemeyer —industrial, empresario y mecenas— en la Universidad de Louisville en 1984.
- Grawemeyer-palkinto on H. Charles Grawemeyerin University of Louisvilleen vuonna 1984 perustama palkinto, joita myönnetään sävellyksen, pedagogiikan ja uskonnon aloilta ja maailmanjärjestystä parantavista ideoista. Palkinto summa oli aluksi 150 000 Yhdysvaltain dollaria, mutta se korotettiin 200 000 dollariin vuonna 2000. Grawemeyer-palkinnot jaetaan ideoista ja ajatuksista eikä koko elämäntyöstä ja julkisista saavutuksista.
- Il premio di Grawemeyer è un prestigioso premio presentato ogni anno dall'Università di Louisville nel Kentucky, negli Stati Uniti. Iniziato in 1985, il premio è offerto a coloro che si sono distinti nelle materie Educazione, Aumento dell'ordine nel mondo (Improving World Order), nella Composizione musicale, nella Religione e nella Psicologia. Il premo era inizialmente di $150 000 (per ogni categoria), ma dal 2000 in poi, è passato a $200 000.
- グロマイヤー賞は、1984年に実業家のH・チャールズ・グロマイヤーによって、ケンタッキー州のルイビル大学に設置された賞である。 1985年より「作曲部門」の賞が授与され、その後「世界体制を改善するためのアイデア部門」（1988年）、「教育部門」（1989年）、「宗教部門」（1990年）、「心理学部門」（2000年）が加わっていった。
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