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2019 Dissertation Fellowship Recipients
Phi Kappa Phi is proud to present the 2019 Phi Kappa Phi Dissertation Fellowship recipients. Each doctoral candidate received an award of $10,000.
Kathryn Accurso
University of Massachusetts
Learning Linguistics, Teaching for Change: Preparing Secondary Educators to More Equitably Teach Disciplinary Literacies
University of Massachusetts
Learning Linguistics, Teaching for Change: Preparing Secondary Educators to More Equitably Teach Disciplinary Literacies
Elizabeth Bell
The University of Oklahoma
Free College for Whom? How Politics, Policy Design, and Public Management Shapes Program Access and Success
The University of Oklahoma
Free College for Whom? How Politics, Policy Design, and Public Management Shapes Program Access and Success
Saurabh Biswas
Arizona State University
Disrupting the Energy-Poverty nexus: Designing Community Energy Systems for Sustainable Futures
Arizona State University
Disrupting the Energy-Poverty nexus: Designing Community Energy Systems for Sustainable Futures
Gustavo Eidji Camarinha Fujiwara
University of Washington
Aeroservoelastic Design Optimization of Aircraft with Morphing Wings
University of Washington
Aeroservoelastic Design Optimization of Aircraft with Morphing Wings
Rachel Fenske
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Gαz: An intra-islet signaling hub fundamental for Type 1 Diabetes pathophysiology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Gαz: An intra-islet signaling hub fundamental for Type 1 Diabetes pathophysiology
Jennifer O. Gammage
DePaul University
The Pasts We Are and Will Be: Nietzsche and Anzaldúa on Histories Without Ends
DePaul University
The Pasts We Are and Will Be: Nietzsche and Anzaldúa on Histories Without Ends
Kristin George Bagdanov
University of California, Davis
Nuclear Forms: Poetry, Politics, and Ecology
University of California, Davis
Nuclear Forms: Poetry, Politics, and Ecology
Monica K. Lieng
University of California, Davis
Lost in Transition: Evaluation of Telemedicine to Facilitate Patient Care Transitions
University of California, Davis
Lost in Transition: Evaluation of Telemedicine to Facilitate Patient Care Transitions
Rachelle Wang-Cendejas
University of Southern California
Military Services, Career Paths, and Life Course Outcomes: Implications for Social Mobility
University of Southern California
Military Services, Career Paths, and Life Course Outcomes: Implications for Social Mobility
