Recipients of the Summer 2011 Levitt Research Fellowship Grants:
Wlajimir Alexis '13 and Rodric Waugh '13 and Associate Professor of Philosophy Todd Franklin
"The Impact of Co-Curricular Field Trips on Middle Schoolers in the District of Columbia"
Henry Anreder '12 and Professor of Government Steve Orvis
"Comparative Effectiveness of Governmental Agencies and Non-Governmental Organizations in the Assistance of African Refugees in Israel"
Scott Blosser '12 and Professor of History Doug Ambrose
"Federalism and the Problem of State Debt: The Debate over and Lessons of the Federal Assumption of State Debt"
Thomas Cheeseman '12 and Professor of History Doug Ambrose
"The Naked Public Square? The New Natural Law Movement's Impact on Public Morality"
Yinghan Ding '12 and Lecturer in Economics Margaret Morgan-Davie
"Challenges in Climate Finance: How to Ensure a Measurable, Reportable, and Verifiable Support to Climate Action in Developing Countries"
Mihai Dohotaru '13 and Professor of Economics Christophre Georges
"The Housing Bubble and the US Labor Market after the ‘Great Recession'"
Noah Ford '13 and Professor of Economics Paul Hagstrom
"The Effects of Local Networks on First and Second Generation Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the United States"
Jasmina Hodzic '13 and Henry Platt Bristol Professor of International Affairs Alan Cafruny
"Bosnia's Time to Govern: Overcoming International Supervision in Bosnia and Herzegovina"
Austin Walker '12 and Professor of Government Steve Orvis
"Development Perspectives: The Lost Voices of Kenyan Youth"
