CURO Symposium Best Paper Awards Since 2001, CURO Symposium Best Paper Awards have recognized excellence in papers developed from work being presented at that year’s Symposium. Applicants may submit in one or more of the following categories: Arts, Humanities and Media; Business; Life Sciences; Physical and Environmental Sciences; Public and International Affairs; Social Sciences; and Technology, Engineering and Math. Each recipient is recognized at the Symposium’s Award and Keynote Session, and each award carries $100 in financial support. Winners for the 2017 CURO Symposium are listed below.
Arts, Humanities and Media: Anna Jewell Davidson
Privileged Perception: An Examination of Supersensory Insight in Vladimir Nabokov’s The Gift
Life Sciences: Atul Lodh
Investigating the Role of Cyanogenic Glycosides as a Potential Defense for Passiflora incarnata against Agraulis vanillae
Public and International Affairs: Hannah Catherine Turner
The Price We Pay: Analyzing the Over-Incarceration of LowLevel Juvenile Offenders in Georgia
Social Sciences: Paul DuPont Oshinski
Women’s Rights from 1985-2013: Using Gendered Theories to Explain Countries’ Development
Technology, Engineering and Math: Vineet Sundar Raman
Tablet-Based Data Collection for Leprosy Surveys
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