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Graduate Research Fellowships

Our Graduate Student Fellowships support the development of promising students who are interested in a career that blends basic social science with public policy.

Sulzberger Family/Dan Levitan Social Policy Graduate Research Fellowships

Sulzberger/Levitan Fellows engage in Center activities by attending seminars and lectures that address emerging issues in social science approaches to policy translation. 

2012-2013 Sulzberger Family/Dan Levitan Social Policy Graduate Research Fellows:

• Taryn Allen, doctoral student, psychology and neuroscience
• Regina Baker, doctoral student, sociology
• Sarah Crittenden Fuller, doctoral student, public policy studies
• Madeleine George, doctoral student, psychology and neuroscience

These fellowships are made possible through generous donations by members of the Sulzberger family, who have made significant contributions to society through publishing The New York Times and are now contributing to the development of outstanding scholars in child and family policy, and by Dan Levitan, a 1979 Duke graduate and co-founder of Maveron, a Washington State-based venture capital firm.