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2020 Dissertation Fellowship Recipients

Phi Kappa Phi is proud to present the 2020 Phi Kappa Phi Dissertation Fellowship recipients. Each doctoral candidate received an award of $10,000.

Sarah Glenski
Yale University

Blurred Boundaries: Iberian Representations of the Spanish Civil War

Tahereh Granpayehvaghei
University of Texas at Arlington

The Geography and Typology of Creative Clusters and Firm Productivity in the United States

Nicholas King
University of Tennessee, Knoxville

The Effects of Small-Group Discourse in Collective Argumentation on Secondary Students’ Mathematical Arguments and Mathematical Identities

Victoria Koski-Karell
University of Michigan

Poetics of Water: Drinking-Water in the Wake of Cholera in Haiti

Maël Le Noc
Texas State University

Towards a geography of persecution: The case of the Arts-et-Métiers and the Enfants-Rouges quarters of the third arrondissement of Paris, 1940-1946

Xiaochen Li
University of Southern California

Formulation, processing, and thermal resistance of high-performance carbon-fiber composites

Mohd Omar Faruk Sikder
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

Amino acid transporter SLC6A14: a novel drug target for colorectal cancer

Rachel Straub
University of Southern California

Development of the Movement Performance Assessment to Predict ACL Re-Injury

Lucas F. W. Wilson
Florida Atlantic University

The Structures of Postmemory: Portraits of Survivor-Family Homes in Second-Generation Holocaust Literature

Yichao Zhang
University of Minnesota

Discovering New Properties of MoS2: An Emerging Technologically Important Material