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2019 Graduate Research Grant Recipients

Phi Kappa Phi is proud to present the 2019 Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Research Grant recipients. Each graduate student received a travel grant of up to $1,500. The pilot program grant recipients are:

Sahin Acikgoz
University of Michigan

Research religious discourse and representations of trans identities in Turkey

Erica Berejnoi
Berea College

Research connection between spirituality, sustainability, and happiness at sites in Arizona, Costa Rica, and Bolivia

Ronald J. Clark
Florida Institute of Technology

Present at the 45th Annual Association for Behavior Analysis International Convention in Chicago, Illinois

Ghadeer Khalid Dawwas
University of Florida

Present at the International Society of Pharma-coepidemiology conference in Rome, Italy

Ilias Gavrielatos
The University of Tulsa

Research enhanced oil recovery processes in Norway

Ralph Lewis
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Research music of Aaron Cassidy at University of Huddersfield in England

Jordan Pratt
Texas A&M University

Present at Society for American Archaeology meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Katherine M. Robiadek
University of Wisconsin-Madison

Present at the Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting in Toronto, Canada

Liberatus J. Rwebugisa
University of Nevada, Reno

Research initiatives to improve public education in rural Tanzania

Ani St. Amand
University of Maine

Present at annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology