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THE COMMUNITY AND URBAN SOCIOLOGY STUDENT PAPER AWARD

The CUSS Student Paper Award is open to both published and unpublished article-length papers written by a graduate student in the last two years.  This award is open to both  sole-authored and multiple-authored papers, but not to student-faculty collaborations.  
 
Graduate Student Paper Award Winners
Year
Name
Title

2006

 Adriana Abdenur
Princeton University

Opening Doors Upstairs: Networks and Social Capital Among Ipanema Doormen

2005

 Andrew Scott Deener
UCLA		  

2004

 Craig Beyerlein
John Hipp		 Bridging or Bonding Social Capital as an Antidote to Crime: The Case of American Religious Traditions

2003

 John Hipp
North Carolina		 If You Don't Do It, Some Else Might:
Volunteering for Neighborhood Associations as a Response to Environmental Change
2002
 Isaac Martin
UC-Berkeley 		Dawn of the Living Wage: The Diffusion of a Redistributive Policy.
2001
 Award not given  
2000
 Elena Vesselinov
SUNY Albany 		Globalization and Housing Transformation in the City of Sophia
1999
 Rachael Anne Woldoff
Ohio State University		  The Effects of Local Stressors on Neighborhood Attachments
1998
 Eric Klinenberg
University of Chicago 		Denaturalizing Disaster: A Social Autopsy of the 1995 Chicago Heat Wave
1997
 Kevin Fox Gotham
University of Kansas 		Suburbia under Siege: Racism in Kansas City, MO.
1996
 Jennifer Parker
City University of New York Graduate School  		The Corporate Fast Food Restaurant as 'Transnational Community': Global and Local Interactions Among an Immigrant Workforce in New York City
1995
 Dalton Clark Conley
Columbia University 		Separate & Unequal? Household Level Effects of Racially Segregated Housing Markets
1994
 Dalton Clark Conley
Columbia University 		 Trust & the Street Homeless: Systemic, Institutional and Personal Obstacles to Strategic Action

Information about CUSS Student Paper Award Committee and Nominations here