Richard Saber Undergraduate Research Grant
This grant was established by Brian Saber '84 in 1993 in memory of his father, Richard Saber. The grant is awarded every fall to a Brandeis undergraduate to support a research project in the field of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies.
Recent Award Recipients
Prize Year | Recipient | Paper |
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2022-23 | Logan Shanks, co-winner | |
2022-23 | Madeline Toombs, co-winner | |
2022-23 | Youyuan Zhang, co-winner | " |
2021-22 | Alison Hagani | "Understanding Anti-Violence Resource Use on College Campuses in Connecticut" |
2020-21 | Quinn Weiner | "Experiences with Complex Attribution and Interpersonal Gendering" |
2019-20 | Eli Wasserman | "The Impacts of Non-Inclusive Sex Education on the Rates of Sexually Transmitted Infections, Teen Pregnancy, and Young People's Mental and Emotional Health." |
2018-19 | Yiyi Wu | "The 'Coming-out' of Tongqi: Stories of Chinese Heterosexual Women who Marry Homosexual Men" |
2017-18 | Claudia Roldan | "Incorporation of Cultural Values in the Treatment of Post-Partum Depression for Latino Mothers" |
2016-17 | Mingyue Chen, co-winner | "Life of Female Factory Labor in China" |
2016-17 | Rachel Gabrilowitz, co-winner | "Jewish Mothers of Autistic Children: Ritual and Disability Through a Feminist Lens" |
2015-16 | Aliya Bean | "Women's Colleges, the Evolution of Romantic Friendships, and the Development of a Lesbian Identity (1890s-1930s)" |