This $300 award allowed Michelle to travel to Bonn, Germany to present a paper at the "Governing and managing forests for multiple ecosystem services across the globe" conference.
Hillary received honorable mention.
This $1,000 fellowship supported Kim's dissertation project on the parental health decisions regarding the HPV vaccine. With this funding, Kim was able to travel to California to interview Southeast Asian American parents.
This $1,000 fellowship supported Melissa's fieldwork on the long-term housing recovery of Mexican-origin immigrants after Hurricane Harvey.
This fellowship recognizes and supports early-career graduate students. Melissa is using this fellowship to continue her work in Houston on the housing recovery of Mexican immigrants over the next few years for her dissertation.
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