Haynes Lindley Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships

Doctoring a Diverse America: The Inter-Ethnic Dynamics between Indian Immigrant Physicians and the Communities They Serve in Los Angeles and Rural Kansas

An Examination of the Impact of Mobil Home Park Rent Control in Los Angeles

Opportunities to Teach, to Grow and to Stay: Exploring the Relationship between School Conditions, Teachers’ Work and Teachers’ Careers

The Impact of After-School Programs on School Delinquency and Juvenile Crime: A Longitudinal Study of the Largest After-School Program in Los Angeles County

Analysis of the Transition from Middle School to High School for Low-Income Los Angeles Youth

College, Connections and Foster Care: How Social Capital Affects Educational Attainment for Foster Youth

Incentives, Assymetric Information, and Legisalative Bureaucratic Interaction

Dissertation Fellowships

For the academic year 2000-2001, awarded to students: Yishaiya Abosch, Olugbenja Ajilore, Miranda Barone, Sheri Coulson, Pamela Fiber, Alexander Karn, Barbara Lehman, Maja Micevska, Ryan Quist, Heidi Riggio, and Amanda Wooden