Graduate Students

Paul Hemez wins ICPSR Research Paper Competition

Paul Hemez is this year’s first-place winner in the Master’s category of the 2018 ICPSR Research Paper Competition for his paper titled “Military Service and Entry into Marriage: Comparing Service Members to Civilians.” Hemez received $1,000, a framed certificate of accomplishment, and publication in a special edition of the ICPSR Bulletin and on the ICPSR Paper Competitions website.

Jen Copp receives distinguished dissertation award, Marshal Fettro receives distinguished thesis award

Jennifer Copp ('14) received the Distinguished Dissertation Award (Peggy Giordano, chair). Copp is now an Assistant Professor at Florida State University.

Marshal Fettro, PhD candidate, received the Distinguished Thesis Award (Kei Nomaguchi, chair).

Lindsey Cooper and Barbara Prince receive outstanding teaching award

Lindsey Cooper, PhD candidate, received the 2017 Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award (Wendy Manning, chair).

Barbara F. Prince, PhD candidate, received the 2018 Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award (Kara Joyner, chair).

Kasey Eickmeyer and Matthew Wright win Adamchak Award for graduate student research excellence in demography

Kasey J. Eickmeyer, PhD candidate, received the 2018 Adamchak Award. She is spending her summer working at the U.S. Census Bureau in Washington, DC.

Matthew R. Wright ('17) received the 2017 Adamchak Award. He is now an assistant professor of sociology at Arkansas State University.

Mitchell Gresham receives Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award

Mitch Gresham, doctoral student, received the Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award from the BGSU chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success.