Emerging Scholar Travel Awards (2012)

PETE PUFALL TRAVEL AWARDS

We are pleased continue to offer two travel awards of $400 each plus free conference registration to two Emerging Scholars, one residing in the U.S.A. and one international award. These awards are made possible by a generous gift of the Pufall Family.

NOTE: To be eligible, the first author (presenting author) must be a graduate student or post-doctoral fellow.

PRIOR RECIPIENTS OF THE PETE PUFALL / JACOBS FOUNDATION TRAVEL AWARDS

2011
Gregory Dam, Northwestern University, Pete Pufall Award
      A movement game for learning about decision theory
Michelle Twali, University of Utah, Pete Pufall Award
      Types of ethnicity-based discrimination and implications on ethnic identity
James W Allen, University of Victoria, Jacobs Foundation Award
      A narrative practice approach to the use of narratives within First Nations communities
Luciana Maria Caetano, University of São Paulo, Jacobs Foundation Award
      Am I being just? Educative Conceptions of Brazilians Parents

2010
Ayelet Lahat, University of Toronto, Pete Pufall Award
      The neurophysiological correlates of moral development: The distinction between moral and social conventional violations
Yusuke Moriguchi, Joetsu University of Education, Pete Pufall Award
      Neural basis of executive function in young children: A NIRS Study

2009
Jeremy Burman, York University, Pete Pufall Award
      The results of a Foucauldian archaeology of Piaget’s appeals to Kurt Gödel
Silvia Guerrero-Moreno, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Pete Pufall Award
      The assessment of racial awareness in preschoolers: Different stimuli, different outcomes?