Dissertation Fellowship Program
Dissertation Fellowships for Research Related to Education
2009 - 2010 Cohort
Fellow Name with Institutional Affiliation and Dissertation Title at Time of Award
Jaime L. Ahlberg
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Ideal and Nonideal Theory within the Realm of the Political
Daniel John Berry
Harvard University
Pre-K Attention Problems and Achievement in late Elementary School: The Mediating Role of Transactional Processes Between Teacher-Child Relationships and Attention Over Time
Elizabeth Todd Breland
University of Chicago
To Reshape and Redefine Our World: African Americans Organizing For Education, 1968-2004
Jennifer Lopseen Chiu
University of California, Berkeley
Supporting Students' Knowledge Integration in Technology-Enhanced Inquiry Curricula
Lori Ann Delale-O'Connor
Northwestern University
Information, Understanding and Choice in the Chicago Public Schools
Meg P. Gardinier
Cornell University
From Global Projects to Classroom Practice: The Localization of Democratic Citizenship Education in Post-Communist Albania
Heather Tiffany Hebard
Stanford University
Writing Lessons: Case Studies of Beginning Teachers
Jonas Krabbe Hjort
University of California, Berkeley
Randomized Evaluations of New Forms of Education Targeting Marginalized Children and Youth in Africa
Simone Ispa-Landa
Harvard University
Social and Academic Effects of Urban Adolescents' Exposure to an Affluent Suburban School Context
Sharon S. Lee
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
(Un)seen and (Un)heard: The Struggle for Asian American 'Minority' Recognition at the University of Illinois, 1968-1997
Rebecca Jane Lowenhaupt
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Institutional Adaptation to Demographic Shift: Educating the New Latino Diaspora
Kevin W. McElhaney
University of California, Berkeley
Designing Science Instruction to Help Learners Make Valid Inferences from Experiments
Kelly Morrow
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Sex and the Student Body: Knowledge, Authenticity, and the Sexual Revolution
Fabian T. Pfeffer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Educational Opportunity and Parental Wealth in the U.S. and Germany
Michelle Allen Purdy
Emory University
Southern and Independent: Public Mandates, Private Schools, and Black Students
Crystal Renee Sanders
Northwestern University
How Preschool Became Political: Mississippi Black Women and Head Start
Jennifer Lisa Stephan
Northwestern University
Gaps in the College Enrollment Process and the Role of High Schools in Reducing Them
Malia Maya Villegas
Harvard University
500 Maori Doctorates in 15 Years: Exploring the Process of Change in Higher Education and Community Development
Liang Choon Wang
University of California, San Diego
The Effects of Tracking, Peer Quality, and Teacher Quality on Student Outcomes
Jonathan Paul Weeks
University of Colorado at Boulder
Is Math Always Math? Modeling Achievement Growth in Multiple Dimensions

