The Family Social Science community wants to recognize the over 40 graduate and undergraduate students pursuing degrees in Family Social Science who have been awarded scholarships and fellowships for the 2018-2019 academic year and 2018 summer session.
We celebrate their academic achievements and look forward to what they will accomplish in the future!
Awards for the 2018-2019 academic year
Family Social Science Fellowships and Scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year were awarded to 36 graduate students in the Department, including:
Sloan Okrey Anderson – Lucile Garley Blank Fellowship in Ambiguous Loss
Katie Arnold – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Kadie Ausherbauer – M. Janice Hogan Fellowship
Molly Bailey – Frances Dunning Fellowship
Emily Barstad – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Natasha Bell – Jean W. Bauer Family Economics and Policy Fellowship
Gretchen Buchanan– Ludden Trust
Sarah Burcher – Ardell H. Wantoch Fellowship
Kayla Burningham – Letitia Walsh Memorial Fellowship
Jory Catalpa – Lucile Garley Blank Fellowship in Ambiguous Loss
Muzi Chen – Mary Ellen McFarland Assistantship
Daniel Cooper – M. Janice Hogan Fellowship
Catherine Dickinson – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Lekie Dwanyen – M. Janice Hogan Fellowship
Lisa Erbes – Family Education Teacher Preparation Fellowship
Nusroon Fatiha – BAS – Knorr Endowed Fund for Fellowships in Family Education
Fathia Feerayarre – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Renada Goldberg – Shirley L. & Peter D. Zimmerman Fund for Family Policy
Eugene Hall – Marjorie Brown Family Social Science Fellowship
Hailey Holmgren – Letitia Walsh Memorial Fellowship
Seonghee Hong – Ragnhild E. Edwardson Fellowship
Alyssa Humpal – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Emily Jensen – David & Karen Olson Fellowship
Angela Keyzers – Marie Christenson Fellowship
Stacey Koehler – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Rebecca Koering – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Danielle Kreemer – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Sunkyung Lee – Ott International Student Fellowship and Roxanna Ford Fund
Yiting Li – Hauge Fellowship
Jennifer Luing – Foundation for Family Education Award
Joseph Maxwell – BAS – Knorr Endowed Fund for Fellowships in Family Education
Kali Moore – Ford Foundation for Family Education Award
Quin Morrow – Florence Munson Wilson Fellowship
Alize Rattenni – HC & C Christofferson Fellowship
Kelly Tronstad – Jean Illsley Clark Fellowship for Parent Education
Jingchen Zhang – Roxanna Ford Fund and Ott International Student Fellowship
FSoS Summer 2018 UM UM Fellowship/Scholarship
For summer 2018, 21 graduate students will receive scholarships and fellowships from six funds.
Students who were awarded Waller Summer Fellowships are: Sloan Okrey Anderson, Pooja Brar, Gretchen Buchanan, Kayla Burningham, Muzi Chen, Amy Gunty, Hailey Holmgren, Aimee Hubbard, Emily Jensen, Vaida Kazlauskaite, Lijun Li, Demitri McGee, and Quin Morrow.
Four graduate students were awarded William & Georgina Olson Fellowships: Kadie Ausherbauer, Daniel Cooper, Angela Keyzers, and Jingchen Zhang.
In addition, Jacqueline Braughton received a scholarship from the Emma Whiteford Family Social Science Fund (MEd), Jory Catalpa was awarded a Robert E. Keane Fellowship in Ambiguous Loss, Lekie Dwanyen received a Priscilla Rugg Family Social Science Fellowship, and Sunkyung Lee was awarded an Amy Jean Holmblade Knorr Family Social Science Fellowship.
Undergraduate scholarships
College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) and/or Family Social Science Funded scholarships were awarded to six undergraduate students.
Christine Stephanie and Chee Moua will receive the College of Education and Human Development’s Fibiger Award, Domonique Kent will receive a scholarship from CEHD’s Gamma Omicron Beta Endowment Fund, and Natalie Wimmer will receive a scholarship from the CEHD Alumni Society Family Social Science Future Scholar Fund. Eric Oropeza will receive a Beverly A. Busta Memorial Scholarship, Emily Keis will receive an Elizabeth D Cormack Endowed Scholarship, and Lydia Eichelberg will receive an award from the Mildred and Russell Gute Scholarship Fund.