Jan 24 2004 - CSI's episode "Grissom vs. the Volcano" was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing by the . The awards will be handed out at the annual Cinema Audio Society Awards Banquet on February 21, 2004.

DATE	AWARD	NOMINATION / WIN -- (Wins are in red)
Feb 21, 2004	Cinema Audio Society	CSI's episode "Grissom vs. the Volcano" is up against Alias ("Successin"), NYPD Blue ("Shear Stupidity"), Six Feet Under ("I'm Sorry, I'm Lost") and 24 ("5PM - 6PM").
Feb 14, 2004	Art Directors Guild Awards	Richard Berg is up for Excellence in Production Design in Television for 2003, and is up against Joseph Hodges (24), Scott Chambliss (Alias), Bernt Capra (Carnivale), and Peter Politanoff (Las Vegas).
Jan 25, 2004	Golden Globe Awards, 61st Annual	CSI was up for Television Series - Drama, against Nip/Tuck, Six Feet Under, 24, and The West Wing. William Petersen was up for Actor in a Leading Role - Drama Series, up against Michael Chiklis (The Shield), Anthony LaPaglia (Without a Trace), Martin Sheen (West Wing), and Kiefer Sutherland (24).
Jan 13, 2004	Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards	Anthony Zuiker won the Silver Nitrate Award for outstanding contributions to film in Nevada.
Jan 11, 2004	30th People's Choice Awards	CSI won for the second year in a row as Favorite Television Dramatic Series.
Sept 21, 2003 Sep 13, 2003	55th Annual Emmy Awards Creative Emmys awarded Sep. 13th	CSI was nominated in the following categories: Outstanding Drama Series – CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Jerry Bruckheimer, Executive Producer; Carol Mendelsohn, Executive Producer; Ann Donahue, Executive Producer; Anthony Zuiker, Executive Producer; Danny Cannon, Executive Producer; William Petersen, Co-Executive Producer; Jonathan Littman, Co-Executive Producer; Cindy Chvatal, Co-Executive Producer; Naren Shankar, Co-Executive Producer; Andrew Lipsitz, Supervising Producer; Louis Milito, Producer; Josh Berman, Producer; Ken Fink, Producer Richard Lewis, Producer. Up against Six Feet Under, The Sopranos, 24, The West Wing. Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series – Marg Helgenberger for CSI. Up against Jennifer Garner (Alias), Frances Conroy (Six Feet Under), Edie Falco (Sopranos), Allison Janney (The West Wing). Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series – Michael D. O'Shea, A.S.C., Director of Photography, for the “The Simple Man” episode of CSI: Miami. Up against Alias (“Double Agent”), Six Feet Under (“Nobody Sleeps”), The West Wing (“Holy Night”). Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic) – Nick Palgliaro, Makeup Artist; Melanie Levitt, Makeup Artist; John Goodwin, FX Makeup Artist; Jackie Tichenor, Makeup Artist; for the episode “Lady Heather's Box.” Up against MADtv (“Eighth Season Premiere”), Sex and the City (“Plus One is the Loneliest Number”), Six Feet Under (“Perfect Circles”), Alias ("The Counteragent"). Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Prosthetic) - John Goodwin, Makeup Effects; Jackie Tichenor, Makeup Artist; for the episode “Got Murder?” Up against Enterprise (“Canamar”), MADtv (“#806), Primetime Glick (“301”), Six Feet Under (“Perfect Circles”) Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series - CSI (“Fight Night”) - Mace Matiosian, Sound Supervisor; David Van Slyke, Sound Editor; Ruth Adelman, Sound Editor; Jivan Tahmizian, Sound Editor; Sheri Ozeki, Music Editor; Joseph Sabella, Foley Artist; Zane Bruce, Foley Artist. Up against Alias (“Phase One”), ER (“Chaos Theory”), Third Watch (“The Price Of Nobility”), 24 (“10:00 PM - 11:00 PM”) Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series - CSI (“Revenge is Best Served Cold”). Yuri Reese, Re-Recording Mixer; Bill Smith, Re-Recording Mixer; Mick Fowler, Production Sound Mixer. Up against ER (“Chaos Theory”), The Sopranos (“Whoever Did This”), 24 (“10:00 PM – 11:00 PM”), The West Wing (“25”).
Jun 09, 2003	7th Annual Bandwidth Awards (Bandys)	These awards are reader-voted in ONSat magazine. CSI won for Best Drama, and William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger won Best Actor and Actress, respectively..
May 15, 2003	20th Telegatti (Tele-Cats) Awards (Rome)	CSI won in the TV serial/sitcom category.
Mar 19, 2003	International Cinematographers Guild, 40th Annual Publicist's Awards	Michael Barrett won the broadcast television competition for movies/miniseries/pilot for "Cross Jursidctions," the CSI: Maimi pilot.
Mar 09, 2003	Screen Actors Guild (SAG), 9th Annual Awards	CSI was nominated for the For Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Television Drama Series. Six Feet Under won; other nominees included 24, The West Wing and the Sorpaonos.
Mar 08, 2003	NAACP Image Awards, 34th Annual	Gary Dourdan won the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series award
Mar 02, 2003	Producer's Guild Awards	CSI was nominated for the Norman Felton Producer of the Year Award in Episodic Teleivsion (Drama). 24 won this award. Other nominees included Six Feet Under, The Sopranos, , and The West Wing.
Feb 16, 2003	American Society of Cinematographers	Michael Barrett won the ASC Outstanding Award for Movie of the Week, Miniseries or Pilot for Network Television for "Cross-Jurisdictions" (CSI: Miami) and was nominated"Snuff" (CSI) ; Frank Byers was nominated for "Fight Night".
Jan 19, 2003	Golden Globe Awards, 60th Annual	Marg Helgenberger was nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama. Edie Falco won for The Sopranos. Other nominees were Jennifer Garner (Alias), Rachel Griffiths (Six Feet Under), and Allison Janey (The West Wing).
Jan 13, 2003	Golden Satellite Awards	CSI won for Best Television Series, Drama. Other nominees were 24, Alias, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Without a Trace.
Jan 13, 2003	NAACP Image Awards, 34th Annual	Gary Dourdan was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. Other nominees were Mekhi Phifer (E.R.), Boris Kodjoe (Soul Food), Aaron Meeks (Soul Food), and Charles Dutton (Without a Trace).
Jan 12, 2003	People's Choice Awards, 29th Annual (CBS)	CSI and CSI: Miami won for Favorite Television Dramatic Series and Favorite New Television Dramatic Series respectively. Other nominees were ER and Law & Order. CSI: Miami won against Everwood and Presideo Med.
Sep 22, 2002	Emmy Awards, 54th Annual (NBC)	Creative awards were handed out on September 12, 2002. Outstanding Drama Series     Jerry Bruckheimer, Executive Producer     Carol Mendelsohn, Executive Producer     Ann Donahue, Executive Producer     Anthony Zuiker, Executive Producer     Sam Strangis, Co-Executive Producer     Jonathan Littman, Co-Executive Producer     Cindy Chvatal, Supervising Producer     William Petersen, Supervising Producer     Danny Cannon, Supervising Producer         --The West Wing won Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-Camera Series     "Identity Crisis"     Jonathan West, A.S.C., Director of Photography         - Alias ("Truth Be Told") won Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series     "Chasing the Bus"     Mace Matiosian, Supervising Sound Editor     David Van Slyke, Sound Editor     Ruth Adelman, ADR Supervisor     Jivan Tahmizian, Sound Editor     Sheri Ozeki, Music Editor     Zane Bruce, Foley Artist     Joe Sabella, Foley Artist         -- Smallville ("Pilot") won Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing For A Series     "Primum Non Nocere"     Mick Fowler, Production Mixer     Yuri Reese, Re-Recording Mixer     William Smith, Re-Recording Mixer         -- ER ("Partly Cloudly, Chance Of Rain") won Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Prosthetic)     "Overload"     John Goodwin, Makeup Effects         --Six Feet Under won Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Non-Prosthetic)     "Slaves of Las Vegas"     Nick Pagliaro, Key Makeup Artist     John Goodwin, Special Effects Makeup     Melanie Levitt, Makeup         -- CSI won
Aug 21, 2002	Academy of Television Arts and Sciences	CSI may be nomimated for the Interactive Enhancement Award. No further information.
Jul 20, 2002	Television Critics Awards	CSI was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Drama. Other nominees were 24, Gilmore Girls, The Shield, Six Feet Under.
Mar 23, 2002	Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA - Golden Reel Awards, 49th Annual	CSI won for the Best Sound Editing in Television - Effects and Foley, Episodic for the episode "$35K O.B.O." Other nominees were Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "The Gift" , The District - "Cop Hunt", ER - "The Crossing", Smallville - "Pilot", Third Watch - "Honor", UC: Undercover - "Pilot", and X-Files - "Daemonicus". .
Mar 20, 2002	Publicist Awards, 39th Annual	CSI was nominated for the For Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. Other nominees were Alias, the 53rd Emmy Awards, Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows and Smallville. .
Mar 10, 2002	Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, 8th Annual	CSI was nominated for the For Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. The West Wing won.
Mar 09, 2002	Cinema Audio Society (CAS) Awards	CSI was nominated for the Outstanding Sound Mixing in a Television Series for the episode "Caged." - Yuri Reese, William Smith, Michael Fowler. Other nominees were Law and Order ("Soldier of Fortune"), NYPD Blue ("Johnny Got His Gold"), Six Feet Under ("Pilot"), The Sopranos ("Pine Barrens")
Mar 03, 2002	Producers Guild Awards, 13th Annual .	CSI was nominated for the Norman Felton Producer of the Year Award in Episodic Television (Drama). The West Wing won.
Mar 02, 2002	Writers Guild of America Award	CSI was nominated for Best Episodic Drama (Television) for the episode "Blood Drops". Teleplay by Ann Donahue, Story by Tish McCarthy (AKA Elizabeth Devine). Won by The Sopranos for the episode "Pine Barrens".
Feb 17, 2002	American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Awards, 16th Annual	CSI was nominated for the Outstanding Achievement Award in the Episodic Television Category Michael Barrett for CSI - "Alter Boys". Other nominees were Michael Bonnvillain for Alias - "Time Will Tell", Thomas A. Del Ruth ASC for The West Wing - "Bartlett for America", Bill Dickson for Ally McBeal - "The Wedding", and Bill Roe ASC for The X-Files - "This is Not Happening"
Jan 20, 2002	Golden Globe Awards, 59th Annual	CSI was nominated for: Best Dramatic Television Series - CSI (award won by Six Feet Under.) Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama - Marg Helgenberger (award won by Jennifer Garner of Alias).
Jan 19, 2002	Golden Satellite Award (presented by the International Press Academy)	CSI was nominatied in the following categories: William Petersen for Best Performance by an Actor in a Series-Drama (won by Kiefer Sutherland for 24. Marg Helgenberger for Best Performance by an Actress in a Series-Drama (won by Edie Falco for The Sopranos.
Nov 04, 2001	*Emmy Awards, 53rd Annual . (Delayed on Sept. 16 due to the horrific World Trade Center terrorist attack, to October 7th, and then delayed again due to US/British air attack on Afghanistan.	CSI was nominated for: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series     Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willow Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series     "Friends and Lovers"     Cherie Baker, Production Designer     Brenda Meyers-Ballad, Set Decorator Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Series     "Pilot"     Alec Smight, A.C.E., Editor     Alexandra Mackie, A.C.E., Editor Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series     "$35K O.B.O."     Mace Matiosian, Supervising Sound Editor     David Van Slyke, Sound Effects Editor     Jivan Tahmizian, Dialogue Editor     Ruth Adelman, ADR Supervisor     Stan Jones, Music Editor     Zane Bruce, Foley Artist     Joe Sabella, Foley Artist
Oct 04, 2001	Casting Society of America (CSA) Artios Award, 17th Annual	CSI won for Best Casting for TV, Drama for the "Pilot" episode. Winner - April Webster.
Oct 03, 2001	Media Access Awards, 19th Annual	CSI received an "Excellence in Non-Traditional Casting Award" for honoring disablity as a part of cultural diversity - in Hollywood. This award was presented by the California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons.
Sep 14-18, 2001	IBC Awards	CSI was nominated for the Enhanced TV award from IBC, the world's electronic media event.
May 05, 2001	BMI Awards	John M. Keane won a BMI TV Award for his work on the music for CSI. Peter Townsend also won an award as well.
Mar 26, 2001	Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE) Golden Reel Awards, 48th Annual	CSI was nominated for Best Sounding Editing - Television Episodic - Effects and Foley) (Mace Matiosian - Supervising Sound Editor; David Rawlinson - Supervising Sound Editor, and David F. Van Slyke - Sound Editor) for the "Pilot".
Mar 03, 2001	Cinema Audio Society USA (CAS) Award	CSI was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Television Series for the episode "Crate and Burial".
Mar 07, 2001	TV Guide Awards, 3rd Annual	CSI won for New Series of the Year. William Petersen was nominated for Actor of the Year in a New Series, and Marg Helgenberger was nominated for Actress of the Year in a New Series.
Feb 25, 2001	American Cinema Editors (ACE) Eddie Award	CSI was nominated for Best Edited One Hour Series for Television (Alex Mackie, A.C.E., and Alec Smight, A.C.E.) for the "Pilot" episode
Jan 21, 2001	Golden Globe Awards, 58th Annual	CSI was nominated for Best Television Series - Drama
2001	Producer's Guild Awards	CSI won the Kodak Vision Award which 'honors imagination and artistic achievement'.