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Doctoral Dissertation and
Graduate Student Paper Awards

1987 Deborah T. Gold
1989 Jason Lee
1990 Roma Hanks
1991 Deborah Merrill
1992 Ann Robertson
1993 Sally Gallagher
1994 Cheryl Elman
1996 Robin Weinick
1999 Andrea Willson
2000 Kim Shuey
2001 Joy Pixley
Carter Butts
2002 Tay McNamara
2003 Krysia N. Mossakowski
2004
Miles Taylor
Amelie Quesnel-Vallee

The Doctoral Dissertation Award was presented to individuals who had received their doctoral degrees within the prior two years and who were ASA members. The award was based upon either published or unpublished single-authored articles derived from the dissertation. The recipients received a $250 travel award to the ASA Annual Meeting.

At the 1996 Annual Meeting, a Graduate Student Paper Award was established in place of the Doctoral Dissertation Award. Papers authored or coauthored soley by students are eligible. Faculty coauthors render papers ineligible. Unpublished, under review, accepted, or published papers are eligible. If published, the paper should have appeared within the past two calendar years (e.g., a paper nominated in 2003 may have been published anytime during 2002 or 2003). Self nominations are encouraged! All nominations are due by June 1st.

The award consists of $250 presented to the winner at the Business Meeting of Section, held during the annual ASA meeting in August of each year. Only one award will be given. Send three copies (3) of the nominated paper in the format used by the American Sociological Review.

Mail box Graduate Student Paper Chair
Ross Macmillan
Department of Sociology
University of Minnesota
909 Social Sciences
267 19th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55455
tel.: 612-624-6509

Email: macmilla@atlas.socsci.umn.edu


Last updated: November 17, 2005