A research center of the
UCR School of Public Policy
Research Fellowships
The Presley Center is proud to support UCR graduate students whose empirical or theoretical research improves our understanding of criminal justice policy and practice in California. Presley Center Fellows receive a living stipend and remission of their tuition and fees for one quarter, so they are able to fully dedicate their time to their research. This fellowship is available to PhD students in all majors and the call for proposals is typically issued in January, with decisions made in early Spring.
The call for applications is currently live with a deadline of Friday, April 25th. For more information, please view the call.
2024-2025
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Pete PridanondaEconomics Department |
David FordEconomics Department |
2023-2024
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Pete PridanondaEconomics Department |
Mai Nguyen DoPolitical Science Department |
2022-2023
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David FordEconomics Department |
Amanda SadriPsychology Department |
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Elvira De La TorreSociology Department |
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2021-2022
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Sara BrueneSociology Department |
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2020-2021
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Humberto FloresSociology DepartmentSummary Report |
Jared SmithPhilosophy Department |
2019-2020
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Jessie BridgewaterPsychology Department |
April LevitonSociology Department |
2018-2019
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Sarah BannisterSociology Department |
Allison MonterrosaSociology Department |
2017-2018
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David ChavezHistory Department |
Logan MargSociology Department |
2016-2017
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Jude EzeobiejesiEngineering Department |
Roberto GallardoSociology Department |
2015-2016
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Amanda AdmireSociology Department |
David BeglinPhilosophy Department |
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Dietlinde HeilmayrPsychology Department |
Ren-yo (Jenyou) HwangEthnic Studies Department |
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Jonathan KurzfeldEconomics Department |
