Doctoral Student Fellowship
Each year the CCYP awards competitive fellowships to two UCB graduate students advanced to candidacy whose dissertation focuses on a child or youth policy issue. Reflecting the diversity of the faculty affiliated with the CCYP, the fellowships are designed to attract students from any discipline on campus.
Past recipients of the CCYP Dissertation fellowship are listed below. Instructions for application for the 2011-2012 fellowships are available here. Applications are due by February 29, 2012.
2010-2011
Yolanda Anyon, School of Social Welfare
School-Based Support Services: Reducing or Reproducing Inequality in Education? ABSTRACT
Kenzo Sung, Graduate School of Education
Imperial Eyes on the Prize: American and British Educational Reforms, National Discourses and Legacies of Empire in the Postwar Era ABSTRACT
2009-2010
Emily Putnam-Horstein, School of Social Welfare
Do accidents happen? An examination of injury mortality among maltreated children ABSTRACT
Katie Schmidt Raher, Graduate School of Education
Preschool Teacher Practices and the Prevention of Reading Difficulties ABSTRACT
2008-2009
Sunyoung Jung, School of Social Welfare
The effects of maternal employment on parenting behaviors of low-income mothers: The "parental economic stress" model and the "work-to-family spillover" model ABSTRACT
Erika Weissinger, Goldman School of Public Policy
Reasons for Attrition Among Public Adoption Seekers: Findings from interviews with individuals who did not complete the process ABSTRACT