"Our graduate students are distinguished by their intellectual creativity, hard work and scholarly accomplishments. They are central to the teaching and research mission of the university, and their impact is felt across campus. Join me in supporting the next generation of researchers and innovators."
—E. 斯科特·阿德勒博士
Dean of the 研究生院 and Vice Provost for Graduate Affairs
政治学教授
My research examines the phenomenon of domestic human trafficking utilizing and intersectional criminological framework. 在这项研究中, I focus on the experiences of Black individuals as both victims and perpetrators of trafficking and how their intersecting identities of race, class, 性别, and 性 may interact with their experiences of exploitation and navigating the criminal legal system. My research methods include interviewing Black women survivors of trafficking, field observations of anti-trafficking events, and a historical analysis of the evolution of slavery, 性, 和种族. I love dogs, getting coffee with friends, and reading anything I can get my hands on. I hope be employed as a tenure-track professor at a historically Black college/university (HBCU) or at a criminology/criminal justice department where I can mentor undergrads and graduate students.
卡罗尔·B. Lynch Memorial Fellowship 霏欧纳贝尔 received a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from Santa Clara University in 2019. She has a passion for designing and creating both in her engineering labs and art classes. 作为CTD的硕士生, she hopes to further explore the intersection between engineering and fine art, 理想创造美好, functional and sustainable products that bring value and joy to people.
I study how humans alter the way closely-related species interact and the evolutionary consequences of those altered interactions. 具体地说, I explore how when humans build cities, they can cause the species that live there to interbreed and produce hybrids. Combining genomics and field studies, I investigate how disturbance modifies interactions between chickadees to promote hybridization. My work focuses on establishing a long-term study, 博尔德山雀研究, as an experimental framework and community science network.
伊丽莎白•舒尔茨 is from south-central Louisiana, where water has as much hold as land. She holds a BA in Literature from Loyola University New Orleans and an AAS in Fashion Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 纽约. She has worked over the years as an artist assistant, 模式制造商, 生产经理, 最近, as Gallery Director at Adrian College in Michigan. Recent exhibition venues include Oklahoma Contemporary in Oklahoma City, 费城的克莱工作室, 丹佛的红线, 布鲁克林的Calico, 纽约.
Winner of the Jenny Kate Collins Award
I am a third year Doctor of Musical Arts candidate in Violin Performance and a Graduate Teaching Assistant. 作为助教, I have assisted with undergraduate music appreciation courses, performed in the CU Symphony Orchestra, and currently meet with Masters and Undergraduate violin students for weekly private lessons to assist in their technical and musical development. 除了我在科罗拉多大学的学习, I perform with several regional orchestras, including the Boulder Chamber Orchestra, 博尔德爱乐乐团, 柯林斯堡交响曲, 夏延交响乐团, 和格里利爱乐乐团. I also maintain a private studio of 15 violin students ranging from ages 5-75 and run a wedding and event music business. I am honored to receive the Jenny Kate Collins award to support my dissertation project, 莫德·鲍威尔计划. 莫德·鲍威尔计划 celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and Women's Suffrage with five new works for solo violin inspired by and dedicated to Maud Powell, the first great American violin soloist. 作品, commissioned from American composers Lauren Bernofsky, 伊丽莎白•布莱尔, 斯蒂芬妮·安·博伊德, 杰西卡·迈耶, 希拉里·普灵顿, will be premiered and professionally recorded in the Summer of 2020. 作品 will subsequently be performed in a variety of contexts, 包括独奏小提琴演奏会, 讲座演出, and outreach performances with dancers from Life/Art Dance ensemble for children and for senior citizens living in low income housing communities in the Denver Metro area. Visit my site if you are interested in learning more about the project.
雷·豪瑟奖得主
My research focuses on environmental history and political ecology in the Caribbean. My current project examines a series of hurricanes in Puerto Rico in the 1920s and 1930s and the environmental and political changes that followed. I'm specifically interested in natural hazard events, 农业, 土地改革, 政治运动.
