2011 Recipient

Scott Spillman is a doctoral candidate in History at Stanford University. He studies American intellectual history, with particular interests in education, liberalism, and slavery. His dissertation, "Slavery and Progress: The Origins of Slavery Studies in America, 1750-1950."

2010 Recipients

Rikhil Bhavani

For his essay "Do Electoral Quotas Work after They are Withdrawn? Evidence from a Natural Experiment in India."

Hilary Chart

For her essay "Child Care and Commodification of 'Women's Work' in Botswana; New Perspectives on Three Critiques of Capitalism."

2009 Recipient

Erica Lorraine Williams

For her essay "Mulata tipo Exportacao: Race and Gender in the Sexual Economies of Tourism in Salvador."

2008 Recipients

Benedetta Faedi

For her essay "From Violence Against Women to Women's Violence in Haiti."

Tiffany Romain

For her essay "The Futures Markets of Eggs: Commodifying Time and Hope."

2007 Recipient

Brooke Ricalde

For her essay "Women-Owned Small Businesses in the United States: A Growing Trend Reviewed in Historical Context."

2006 Recipients

David Siddhartha Patel

For his essay "Concealing to Reveal: The Changing Informational Role of Islamic Dress."

Sarah Richardson

For her essay "Feminist Contributions to Genetic Models of Sex Determination."

2005 Recipient

Sapna Cheryan

For her essay "The Social Representation of Computer Scientists: A Barrier to Inclusion for Women."

2004 Recipient

Jennifer Chertow

For her essay "Gender, Medicine, and Modernity: Childbirth in Tibet Today

2003 Recipient

Amalia miller

For her essay "Can Certified Nurse-Midwifery Change the Face of Maternity Care