2004 CBS Award Winners
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the following
awards and fellowships:
Anglo-California Scholarship
2004 Summer Research Fellowships
2004-05 Entering Graduate Fellowship
The KirkUnderhill Prize for Best Graduate Paper
Anglo-California Scholarship
Michal Sobotka from the Center
for Strategy and Performance, Dept. of Engineering, Cambridge,
is visiting UCB for the
Fall 2004 semester, researching Framework for Performance
Measurement in Power Distribution.
In Spring 2005,
Ella
McPherson in Latin American Studies, Cambridge, will be visiting Berkeley
to conduct research on her dissertation, The Role of the
Media in Situations of Human Rights Violations in Latin America.
Two
Berkeley students will be heading to Cambridge in December
2004.
Penelope Anderson, English Dept., is researching The
Rhetoric and Politics of Audience: Lucy Hutchinson, John
Milton, and
Katherine Philipsand Maryanthe
Malliaris, Math
Dept, will be participating in the program on Model Theory
at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge.
2004 Summer Research
Fellowships
Undergraduate
Lauren Edwards,
Philosophy/Pre-Med, for her work on J.S. Mills economic philosophy
and the current attitude
of Northern Ireland toward the Republic of Irelands recent
economic boom,and to graduate student.
Tobias Schulze-Cleven,
Political Science, for his research on Globalizing Services:
Changing the Politics of Welfare in Rich Democracies.
2004-05
Entering Graduate Fellowship
Tiffany Merrill (History)
.
The
Kirk Underhill Prize for Best Graduate Paper
Eleanor
Johnson for her essay Context, Subtext, and Subject in the
Law: The Event Horizon of De Donis Conditionalibus
in Late Medieval England
Kirk Underhill Undergraduate Paper Prize went to
Annie
Simms,
for her History 101 thesis, Composing the Criminal: The
Composite Photographs of Francis Galton, 1877-1911.
