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Graduate Research FellowsIRP conducts a rigorous training and mentoring program for the next generation of poverty researchers under the direction of Katherine Magnuson, IRP Associate Director, Research and Training, and Assistant Professor of Social Work. Students participating in the Graduate Research Fellows (GRF) Program are Ph.D. candidates in the social sciences who have an interest in poverty research and expect to complete a related dissertation. Through a combination of university resources and IRP resources from the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, active IRP Graduate Fellows are also eligible to compete for financial support of their research training. Visit our GRF Program Web pages for further details about the program. Alphabetical Listing of GRFs
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BSarah Bruch Sarah Bruch’s research interests center on identifying and understanding the pathways through which social inequalities are exacerbated or ameliorated; how policies work as equalizers or stratification mechanisms; and how they shape access to and structure opportunities through their specific characteristics and design features especially for historically marginalized populations. CYiyoon Chung Yiyoon Chung’s area of interest lies in poverty policy, in particular policy for single-mother families. She is also interested in the effects of child support on the economic well-being of poor custodial mothers, noncustodial fathers, and their families. Calvina Colquitt Pamela Conners Marissa Courey Marissa Courey's primary research interests are in the relationship between economic development and mental and physical health. She is also interested in economic evaluations of health and social policies. EKohei Enami FMayu Fujii Mayu Fujii's research interests include broad topics in health economics, public economics, and applied microeconometrics, with major interests in the socioeconomic determinants of health and health disparities in childhood and adolescence. GJeffrey Grigg HEun Hee Han Paul Hanselman Anna Haskins Min Ye Paing Hein Jennifer Holland Timothy Huegerich JEun Hee Joung KRebekah Kaplan Rebekah Kaplan's research interests are around social policy issues as they pertain to welfare reform. Nicole Kaufman Nicole Kaufman's research interests are: Citizenship Political and economic inclusion or exclusion Economic and racial inequality Social movements and courts Law in everyday life Ethnographic techniques Community Especially pertaining to these issues: Environmental racism, Incarceration, Law clinics Yeongmin Kim LHsueh-Hsiang (Cher) Li So Jung Lim Gina Marie Longo MTammy Mays SMai Seki Hilary Shager Hilary Shager’s research interests are in social welfare and education policy. Kia Noel Sorensen Kia Noel Sorensen has a general interest in issues pertaining to inequality in education. Gina Spitz TJeffrey Traczynski Alyn Turner Alyn Turner's research interests are in social stratification, sociology of education, and population health. Her current research projects explore relationships between early health status, school readiness, and initial transitions to school. Kimberly Turner VAlicia VanOrman |
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