Mariana Souto-Manning

Posted on Feb 18, 2016 in Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award

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Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award 2007 Mariana Souto-Manning, a recent doctoral graduate in language education, established critical narrative analysis as a novel and creative methodology that combines critical discourse and narrative analyses in a mutually beneficial union. She applied this significant qualitative research methodology as a scholar...

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Jolly Mazumdar

Posted on Feb 18, 2016 in Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award

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Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award 2007 Jolly Mazumdar, a recent doctoral graduate in cellular biology, designed, performed and published experiments of exceptional clarity that led to a breakthrough in understanding the fatty acid metabolism of Toxoplasma, an important human parasite. Her work directly benefits drug development programs...

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Kesannair Praveen

Posted on Feb 18, 2016 in Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award

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Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award 2006 Kesannair Praveen, a recent doctoral graduate in infectious diseases, explores different ways of killing tumor cells and virus-infected cells. While at UGA, he discovered and described unique genes from T cells and natural killer cells, which are integral to the body’s...

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Carrie B. Oser

Posted on Feb 18, 2016 in Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award

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Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award 2006 Carrie B. Oser, a recent doctoral graduate in sociology, uses a combination of analytical methods to study the effects of different substance-use programs. She looks not only at clients’ results, but also how these programs affect the agencies and communities in...

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Hannah K. Knudsen

Posted on Feb 18, 2016 in Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award

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Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award 2005 Hannah K. Knudsen, a recent doctoral graduate in sociology, analyzes decision-making processes in large organizations. Her research encompasses many areas, including drug abuse treatment programs and the mental health effects of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Drawing on earlier work on...

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Rupal Thazhath

Posted on Feb 18, 2016 in Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award

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Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award 2005 Rupal Thazhath, a recent doctoral graduate in cellular biology, studies a little-understood mechanism that affects normal cell functions such as movement and cell division. Cells have an internal support system of filaments made of a protein called tubulin. These filaments also...

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