Herb Scarf Summer Research Opportunities
The program is supported by the Cowles Foundation, the James Tobin Fund for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (which was created by friends and former students to honor Tobin’s lifelong devotion to undergraduate education), Paul Joskow ‘72 PhD, and the Yale School of Management.
Note: Projects for Summer 2022 will be posted in mid/late February, and applications will be accepted on a rolling basis from Monday, February 28 until Friday, March 11 at 4:30pm. We anticipate completing hiring decisions on or around March 18 (the beginning of Spring Break).
Projects for Summer 2022
Herb Scarf Summer Research Opportunities in Economics is a program designed to give Yale students a chance to immerse themselves in ongoing research with their professors in the Department of Economics and other affiliated departments and professional schools. Working closely with a professor, students will get a better idea of what “doing research” actually means, and why a professor views it as exciting and worthwhile. Students will also have an opportunity to learn, through practical experience, some of the skills associated with the process of doing research – data collection, coding, writing, and other tasks involved in a research project. The program also includes group events organized by the Program Directors, Christine Qiu and Matthew Schwartzman, who are both PhD students in economics. This programming includes faculty talks, programming workshops, and social events that teach research methods and help build a community of RAs who can support each other.
Participating students (Scarf RAs) will be required to work 160 hours on their faculty mentor’s research project from May 31 to July 22 (or other dates mutually agreed upon with the student’s faculty mentor) and participate in the supplemental research and social activities organized by the Program Directors. At the conclusion of the program, students will be required to submit a short final report (approximately two pages) summarizing their research activities and providing feedback on the program. Participants will be paid a stipend of $3,300, dispersed in two equal installments (one at the beginning of the program; one after the final report is submitted). Because the goals of the program include developing a cohort of peer colleagues and promoting research mentorship between students and professors, if you are selected for a project, you will be expected to be in New Haven during the work period.
Eligibility
Any undergraduate Yale student who has not previously participated in the program may apply, but students who have completed more of the required coursework in economics (particularly the core courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics) are more likely to possess the quantitative skills that professors find useful in conducting research. Scarf RA positions are not available to seniors (Class of 2022) or students visiting Yale during the academic year.
Projects and Applications
The project descriptions (see below) explain both the goals of the professor’s research and the activities that undergraduates would be engaged in as part of that research. For some projects, the professor will be seeking a small team, typically of 2 or 3 research assistants.
If you are interested in participating in a project you should submit an online application form, including a curriculum vita (or resume) and a brief cover letter explaining why you are interested in the project. A copy of your application and CV will be sent upon submission to the professor leading the project. You may apply to at most four projects (but accept and participate in only one).
Students will be contacted directly by interested faculty on a rolling basis until the position has been filled. The awards will be posted on this site once faculty have made their decisions.
If you have any questions regarding the program, please contact Rebecca Toseland.
Scarf Research Projects
Summer 2022
Summer 2021
Award: Zelunjo Chumajaegbu, Leah Cogguillo, Angela Garcia, Marco Chaidez
Award: Vanika Mahesh, Josephine Cureton, Natalie Lord, Armin Daneshbodi, Carrie Zhou, Ainsley Weber, Mark Viti, Christine Zhu, Alex Jin, Simarpreet Kaur, Erica Bae
Closed to further applications
Award: Charlson Kim , Rishabh Bhargava
Closed to further applications
Award: Alex Wyckoff , Iris Li , Caroline Benedetti
Closed to further applications
Award: Sandhya Kumar , Garrett Frye-Mason
Closed to further applications
Award: Byron Ma , Mercy Idindili
Closed to further applications
Award: Denae Clowers, Charlotte Townley, Alessa Kim-Panero
Closed to further applications
Award: Fred Zhang, Gina Markov , Jack Hirsch
Closed to further applications
Summer 2020
Award: Naasey Kanko Arthur, Zifeng Zeng , Charlie Tang , Liviu Mosnoi
Award: Josh Purtell , Gabriel Mazuera , Nicole Zhen , Joojo Ocran
Summer 2019
Award: Douglas Hagemeister, Annie Zhao, Mathew Jacob, Neil Braganza
Summer 2018
Award: Jorge Colmenares-Miralles , Adrian Kulesza
Award: Jordi Bofill, Tra Nguyen, Farouq Ghandour, Gloria Wu , Chuang Tang
Summer 2017
Award: Yicong Shen '18, Ronny Choudhury '19, Adam Krok '19, Pascal Ungersboeck '19
Award: Timothy Rawlinson '19 , Xavier Sottile '19, Yavuz Ramiz Colak '20
Award: Nidal Hishmeh '18, Jacob Hoops '18, Shah Khan '19
- Professor Ray Fair, “Health Consequences of College Contact Sports.”
Award: Christopher Champa ‘18
Award: Jason Gaitonde ‘18 - Professor Christopher Udry, “Agrarian Knowledge, Social Learning and Innovation in Technology.”
Award: Katherine Bradley ‘17
Award: Umme-e-Amen Jalal ‘17 - Professor Samuel Kortum, “Carbon Taxes in an International Setting.”
Award: Michael Wang ‘17
Award: Justin Young ‘18 - Professor Costas Arkolakis, “Solution of Multi-Dimensional Discrete Choice Problems with Fixed Costs.”
Award: Jake DiCicco ‘17
Award: Tra Nguyen ‘18
Award: Yunus Tuncbilek ‘18 - Professor Dean Karlan, “Research for Impact Audits in Collaboration with Impact Matters.”
Award: Yoonyoung Choi ‘18 - Professor Michael Peters, “Growth and Structural Change: Lessons from the Micro Data.”
Award: Warren Zhang ‘17
Award: Adam Harris ‘17
Award: Zara Contractor ‘17 - Professor Jose-Antonio Espin-Sanchez and Nicholas Ryan, “Local Water Markets in Tamil Nadu, India.”
Award: Jinchen Zou ‘18
Award: Sarah Merchant ‘17 - Professor Jose-Antonio Espin-Sanchez, “Revisiting Chinatown.”
Award: James Barile ‘18 - Professor Jose-Antonio Espin-Sanchez, “Inequality and Vertical Mobility Over the Very Long Run.”
Award: William Giraldo ‘17 - Professor Andrew Metrick, “How Have National and Multinational Bodies Responded to Financial Crises.”
Award: Ryan Chan ‘17
Award: Anshu Chen ‘18
Award: Karen Yang ‘18 - Professor Kevin Williams, “Product Variety, Across-Market Demand Heterogeneity and the Value of Online Retail.”
Award: Daniel Hoogstraten ‘17 - Professor Justin Murfin, “Information Content in Traded Syndicated Loans.”
Award: Casey Klingler ‘18
Award: Dennis Zhao ‘19 - Professor Marina Niessner, “Social Media and Slant in the Market for Financial Analysis.”
Award: Portia Shea ‘17
Award: Michael Yuan ‘18 - Professor Marina Niessner, “Social Networks Meet Investing.”
Award: Jae Hyung Kim ‘18 - Professor Matthew Spiegel, “The Impact of Return Chasing on the Structure of the Mutual Fund Industry.”
Award: George Chen ‘18 - Professor Martin Shubik, “Prisoners’ Dilemma: Variations and Critique.”
Award: Dean Li ‘19 - Professor Kosuke Uetake, “The Effect of Merger Remedies on Consumers and Markets.”
Award: Justin Katz ‘18 - Professor Rodrigo Canales, “Violence, Institutional Capabilities and Economic Outcomes in Mexico.”
Award: Ram Prasad ‘18 - Professor Lorenzo Caliendo, “Quantitative Trade.”
Award: Jungo Kasai ‘17
Award: Kevin Huang ‘18 - Professor Ahmed Khwaja and Vineet Kumar, “The Dynamic Effects of Collaborative Experience in Research Networks: Evidence from Innovation and R&D in the Pharmaceutical Industry.”
Award: Sarah Kim ‘17 - Professor Ahmed Mobarak, “Research on Migration and Development.”
Award: Zaki Bahrami ‘18
Award:Andi Wang ‘17
Award:Pranav Bhandarkar ‘18
- Professor Christopher Udry, “Agrarian Knowledge, Social Learning and Innovation in Technology”
Award: Kelsey Larson - Professor Amanda Kowalski, “Understanding the Long-term Impact of Medicaid”
Award: Megan Wilson - Professor Costas Arkolakis, “Staggered Adjustments and Trade Dynamics”
Award: Tim Rudner - Professor Joseph Shapiro, “Consequences of Clean Water Act”
Award: Trevor Williams - Professor Jose-Antonio Espin-Sanchez, “Understanding the Trends on Maternal and Neonatal Mortality in the 20th Century”
Award: Edward Kong - Professor Douglas McKee and Professor Vida Maralani, “Work, Marriage and Body Mass Among Black and White Americans”
Award: Dimitrios Halikias - Professor Ahmed Khwaja, “The Role of Firm Organization on Competitive Strategy and Market Structure: Evidence from Home Improvement Stores During the Great Recession”
Award: Melody Wang - Professor Shyam Sunder, “Problems of the Financial System: Symptoms, Causes and Policy Approaches”
Award: Zhuohan Li - Professor Mushfiq Mobarak, “The Effects of Physical Attributes on Hiring Decisions for Migrant Laborers”
Award: Yalun Zhang - Professor Kevin Williams, “Product Variety, Across-Market Demand Heterogeneity, and the Value of Online Retail”
Award: Neeraj Shekhar - Professor Kalin Kolev, “Information Content of Internally-Generated Fair Value Estimates”
Award: Zhirui Mei
- Professor Christopher Udry, “Rainfall Insurance, Agricultural Extension, and Input Markets in Northern Ghana”
Award: Kenza Bouhaj ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Amanda Kowalski, “Understanding the Impact of the Inception of Medicaid”
Award: Won ho Choi ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Costas Arkolakis, “Firm Dynamics and Macroeconomic Growth”
Award: Anthony Tokman ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Joseph Shapiro, “Why is U.S. Air Quality Improving?”
Award: Adrian Fernandez ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Fiona Scott Morton, “Regulation of Standard Essential Patents”
Award: Albert Shin ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Marissa King, “The Effect of the No Child Left Behind Act on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Diagnosis and Stimulant Use During Childhood”
Award: Leslie Lambert ‘15 (Summary) - Professor Nicholas Barberis, “Psychological Aspects of Financial Decision-Making”
Award: Andrew Hu ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Justin Murfin, “Credit Constraints and the Durability of Machine Investment”
Award: Daniel Bond ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Ahmed Khwaja, “Firm Alliances, R&D and Productivity: Evidence from Cooperation in the Pharmaceutical Industry and FDA Trial Outcomes”
Award: Frank Wu ‘15 (Summary) - Professor Xi Chen, “Old-Age Pension, Intergenerational Ties and Social Networks”
Award: Wen Jiang ‘16 (Summary)
- Professor Christopher Udry, “Agricultural Productivity and Risks in Northern Ghana”
Award: Paulo Costa ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Dean Karlan, “Microfinance and other Policy Experiments”
Award: June Soo ‘15 - Professor Amanda Kowalski, “Understanding the Impact of Changes in Medicaid Generosity”
Award: Tiffany Fan ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Samuel Kortum, “The Dynamics of Big Exporters”
Award: Qiwei C. Xue ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Naomi Lamoreaux, “The Location of Inventive Activity in U.S. History”
Award: Apsara Iyer ‘16 (Summary) - Professor Costas Arkolakis, “Trade and the Topography of Spatial Economy”
Award: Yvonne Lau ‘15 (Summary) - Professor Ahmed Khwaja, “Feedback Dynamics in Car Rental Sales: Modeling Inter-Linkages between Employee Engagement, Productivity and Customer Loyalty”
Award: Leon Zhang ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Olav Sorenson, “(When) Do Firms Have Social Capital”
Award: Bianca Kim ‘15 (Summary) - Professor Lorenzo Caliendo, “Quantifying the Trade and Welfare Effects of Changes in Trade Policy”
Award: Zeenat Mansoor ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Alina Lerman, “Accounting Information Transfers in Vertical and Horizontal Relationships”
Award: Thao Nguyen ‘14 (Summary)
- Professor Gustav Ranis, “Decentralization and Diversity in Sub-Saharan Africa”
Award: Dong Hyuk Kim ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Martin Shubik, “The Development of a Web-Based Experimental and Teaching Game Facility with Stress on Theory and Experimentation”
Award: Ian Hoffman ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Constanca Esteves-Sorenson, “Social Preferences and Productivity”
Award: Tiffany Lin ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Naomi Lamoreaux, “The Location of Inventive Activity in U.S. History”
Award: Emanuel Feld ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Jason Fletcher and Professor Marissa King, “Drugs, Crime and Space: The spatial Distribution and Consequences of Prescribing Patterns on Use and Criminal Activities”
Award: Isaac Park ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Eric Weese, “Political Coalition Formation”
Award: Julien Clancy ‘15 (Summary) - Professor Achyuta Adhvaryu, Professor Steven Bednar and Anant Nyshadham, “Are Smarter Voters More Liberal? Evidence from Salt Iodization in the United States”
Award: David Carel ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Ahmed Khwaja, “Estimating the Effects of Advertising on Customer Goodwill, Acquisition and Retention”
Award: Rose Wang ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Shyam Sunder, “Rent Extraction in the Finance Sector — Rethinking the Firm as a Set of Contracts and the Productivity Gains from Increasing Capital to Labor Ratios”
Award: Conrad Bertez ‘14 (Summary) - Professor Keith Chen, “The Effect of Language on Economic Behavior: Surveys, Experiments, and Econometric Analysis”
Award: Gang Chen ‘13 (Summary)
- Professor Christopher Udry, “Examining Underinvestment in Agriculture in Ghana: Analysis of Experimental Results from Field Project”
Award: Ruiqing Cao ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Robert Shiller, “Public Attitudes Towards Markets and Market Behavior”
Award: Argyrios Tsiaras ‘12 (Summary) - Professor Gustav Ranis, “Decentralization and Diversity”
Award: Ziqi Zhou ‘12 (Summary) - Professor Dean Karlan, “Economics of Charitable Fundraising”
Award: William Coggins ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Naomi Lamoreaux, “The Reorganization of Invention in the Early Twentieth Century United States”
Award: Andrew Henderson ‘13 (Summary) - Professors Jason Fletcher and Mushfiq Mobarak, “Effects of Nutritional Shocks on Child Health and Development”
Award: Rakibul Mazumder ‘13 (Summary) - Professor Fiona Scott Morton, “The Effect of Unbundling in Health Insurance Contracting in Massachusetts”
Award: Rustin Fakheri ‘12 (Summary) - Professor Constanca Esteves-Sorenson, “Efficiency Wages and its Mechanisms”
Award: Jarus Singh ‘12 (Summary)
- Professor Daylian M. Cain, “Deciding to Save the Planet: The Behavioral Economics of Sustainability and the Environment”
Award: Claudia Virlanuta ‘11 (Summary) - Professors Arthur Campbell and Jonathan Feinstein, “Empirical Study of Diversity and Overlap in Knowledge Transmission in Educational Institutions”
Award: Benjamin Gifford ‘12 (Summary) - Professor Rodrigo Canales, “Microfinance — Field Experiment Design, Evaluation”
Award: Zheheng (Oscar) Shi ‘12 (Summary) - Professors James Choi and Heather Tookes, “Does the Location of Information Production Matter? The Impact of Newspaper Closures on Regional Firms’ Stock Price Efficiency”
Award: Zhipeng (Nick) Huang ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Jason Fletcher, “Spillover Effects of Health Shocks in the Family”
Award: Zhiran (Bonny) Wang ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Dean Karlan, “Behavioral and Laboratory Experiments in Developing Countries”
Award: Jane Jeong ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Mushfiq Mobarak, “Randomized Evaluations of Development Programs in Nigeria and Malawi”
Award: William Sawin ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Mark Rosenzweig, “Assessing the Demand for Formal Insurance Among Indian Farmers”
Award: Akanksha Bajaj ‘12 (Summary) - Professor Fiona Scott Morton, “Pricing Policies in the Pharmaceutical Industry”
Award: Ahmed Abdullah ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Matthew Spiegel, “Are Pricing Differences in Russian Common and Preferred Stocks a Measure of the Value of a Vote?”
Award: Yordan Marinov ‘11 (Summary)
- Professor Donald Brown and Professor Peter Jones, “Solving the Afriat Inequalities with Wavelets and Kernels”
Award: Kirsten Ling ‘10 (Summary) - Professor Daylian M. Cain, “Piles of Peanuts: Research on Small Consequence Decision Making”
Award: Paul Wainer ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Keith Chen, “The Economic Behavior of Non-Human Primates”
Award: Sophia Popova ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Jason Fletcher, “The Effects of Academic Probation on College Success”
Award: Mansur Tokmouline ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Cade Massey, “On-Line Behavioral Research”
Award: Merlyn Deng ‘11 (Summary) - Professor A. Mushfiq Mobarak, “Improved Cookstoves to Combat Indoor Air Pollution: A Randomized Intervention Study in Bangladesh”
Award: Janhavi Nilekani ‘10 (Summary) - Professor Tony Smith, “Incentives in Professional Golf Tournaments”
Award: Aneesh Raghunandan ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Melissa Tartari, “The Evolution of the Documented and Undocumented Population of Mexican Migrants to the US”
Award: Sebastian Serra ‘11 (Summary) - Professor Christopher Udry, “Households, Land Rights and Agriculture in Burkina Faso”
Award: Jie Bai ‘11 (Summary)
- Professor Merle Ederhof, “Performance Targets in Executive Compensation Plans”
Award: Christopher Yergan ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Alessandro Gavazza, “Car Loans and Sales”
Award: Jihye Jeon ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Koichi Hamada, “Numerical Analysis of Determinants of International Capital Movement”
Award: Michael Bilow ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Patrick Kline, “Big Push or Big Waste? The Long-Run Impact of the Tennessee Valley Authority”
Award: Ji Ho Park ‘10 (Summary) - Professor Jonathan Koppell, “Global Governance Project”
Award: Gautam Kumar ‘10 (Summary) - Professor Cade Massey, “Optimism for Economists”
Award: Cameron Leroy ‘09 - Professor A. Mushfiq Mobarak, “Social and Economic Impacts of Electricity Provision in Brazil”
Award: Steven Li ‘10 (Summary) - Professor Gustav Ranis, “The Impact of Remittances on Rural Mexico”
Award: Kersi Shroff ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Fiona Scott Morton, “Markets, Regulation and Competition in the U.S. Greeting Card Industry”
Award: Brandon Fong ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Robert Shiller, “Research on Behavioral Macroeconomics and Related Topics”
Award: Jessica Jeffers ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Melissa Tartari, “The Evolution of the Documented and Undocumented Population of Mexican Migrants to the US”
Award: Bodin Civilize ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Heather Tookes, “Information, Trading, and Short Sales Constraints: The Case of Securities Class Action Lawsuits”
Award: David Katzman ‘10 (Summary)
- Professor Nicholas Barberis, “Gambling and the Stock Market”
Award: Isaiah Andrews ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Alessandro Gavazza, “Prices and Volume of Trade in European Car Markets”
Award: Jessica Jiang ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Alan Gerber, “Political Behavior both Current and Historical”
Award: Julie Xu ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Justine Hastings, “Research in Applied Industrial Organization and Public Finance”
Award: Daniel Serna ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Dean Karlan, “Microfinance Field Experiments”
Award: Carrie Steinfeld ‘08 (Summary) - Professor William Nordhaus, “Economics and Geography: Developing Geophysical Measures of Income and Output”
Award: Caroleen Verly ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Antti Petajisto, “Predicting Stock Returns with Fund Managers’ Beliefs”
Award: Phyllis Sun ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Douglas Rae, “Exploring Hyper-Affluent Neighborhoods”
Award: Allen Pan ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Gustav Ranis, “Migration Flows from Mexico to the U.S.”
Award: David DeCarlo ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Robert Shiller, “Research on Inequity and Related Topics”
Award: Tyler Ibbotson-Sindelar ‘09 (Summary) - Professor Martin Shubik, “Corporate Structure: A Game Theoretic Approach”
Award: Gary DeTurck ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Matthew Spiegel, “Do Better Fund Managers Jump from Mutual Funds to Hedge Funds?”
Award: Sean Riordan ‘09 (Summary)
- Professors Patrick Bayer and Hanming Fang, “How do Middle-Class Black Neighborhoods Emerge?”
Award: Benjamin Felt ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Irene Brambilla, “FDI and Innovation Spillovers to Local Firms”
Award: Joshua Boehm ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Lauren Cohen, “The Endowment Effect in Portfolio Allocations”
Award: Mark Schneider ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Alessandro Gavazza, “Income Heterogeneity and Trade in Used Goods: Evidence from European Car Markets”
Award: Won Chai ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Dean Karlan, “Field Experiments in Development Economics and Political Behavior”
Award: Mayanka Mudgal ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Nathaniel Keohane, “Behavioral Economics and the Environment: The Case of Energy-Efficient Appliances”
Award: Mallika Thomas ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Jonathan Koppell, “Transnational Governance Project”
Award: Xiaoxue Zhao ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Rohini Pande, “The Impact of Women Politicians on Gender Discrimination and Child Outcomes in India”
Award: Catherine Lee ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Robert Shiller, “Research on Behavioral Macroeconomics”
Award: Di Wu ‘07 (Summary) - Professors Peter Schott and Irene Brambilla, “Multifiber Arrangement and Quality of U.S. Imports”
Award: Matthew Flagge ‘08 (Summary) - Professor Martin Shubik, “The Financing of Terrorist Organizations”
Award: Lazar Krstic ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Heather Tookes, “Know What You Buy: Investor Information, Acquisition, Stock Prices and Product Demand”
Award: Yesol Huh ‘07 (Summary) - Professor Ebonya Washington, “Testing Behavior Theories of Voting in a Corporate Setting”
Award: Christopher McLaughry ‘07 (Summary)
- Professors Patrick Bayer and Fabian Lange, “The Location Decision of Firms and Workers”
Award: Nathan Huttner ‘06 - Professors Irene Brambilla and Peter Schott, “Multifiber Trade Agreements and Quality of U.S. Imports”
Award: Milosz Gudzowski ‘06 - Professor Hanming Fang, “Understanding the Contributions of Changing College Major Choices on the College Wage Premium, Black-White and Gender Wage Gaps”
Award: Ahmed Makani ‘07 - Professors Hanming Fang and Michael Keane, “Estimating the Returns to Noncognitive Skill Investments”
Award: Stephen Yu ‘07 - Professor Koichi Hamada, “The Impact of the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) on Economic Efficiency and Countries Appealing Behavior”
Award: Dongyung Park ‘06 - Professor Nathaniel Keohane, “How Suitable is Market-Based Environmental Regulation for Mercury Pollution?”
Award: Linda Shen ‘06 - Professors Sharon Oster and Ray Fair, “(1) Discrimination, Employment Restriction and Efficiency and (2) College Endowment Spending”
Award: Mitchell Hoffman ‘07 - Professor Rohini Pande, “Political Economy of Development: Evidence from India”
Award: Sarah Goff ‘06 - Professor Martin Shubik, “The Financing of Terrorist Organizations”
Award: Aaron Zelinksy ‘06 - Professor Tony Smith, “Risk and Return in Professional Golf”
Award: Adam Clark-Joseph ‘07 - Professor Ebonya Washington, “The Impact of Felon Disenfranchisement Laws on Turnout, Elect”
Award: Anna Peterson ‘06