PREDOC RA award program
Empowering proven mentors to hire research assistants to support a project in the quantitative social sciences
The PREDOC Research Assistant award program provides awards to students at non-research-intensive institutions, to help them find RAships in the quantitative social sciences. The program supports the hiring and mentoring of undergraduate RAs at research-intensive institutions outside their home institution.
The PREDOC RA award program matches students with projects that:
- include clear deliverables that the undergraduate RA will meaningfully contribute to,
- integrate mentorship in the RA experience,
- will deepen the RA’s understanding of research in the quantitative social sciences.
Please send question about the PREDOC RA award program to info@predoc.org.
COVID-19 and the Well-Being of CUNY Students
- Awarded to Sasha Rudenstein at City College of New York
Data is an Asset: Financing in the Digital Era
- Awarded to Yuan Shi at the University of Michigan
Examining the Distributional Impacts of Nigeria’s Fixed Exchange Rate
- Awarded to Toni Oki at Harvard University
Exporter Market Power and Global Agricultural Trade
- Awarded to Lucas Zavala at Princeton University
Follow the Leader? Rethinking Leadership and Hierarchy in the Workplace
- Awarded to Elizabeth Trinh at the University of Michigan
Influence of SEC Litigation on Analyst Optimism on Internet Firms
- Awarded to Kunapuli Raji at Southwestern University
Place Based Policies with Local Voting
- Awarded to Leonardo D'Amico at Harvard University
Unveiling the Impact of Private Attorneys on Defendant's Outcomes
- Awarded to George Vojta at the University of Chicago
What's in a Footprint? An Exploration of Twitter Real versus Fake News Accounts during the 2016 Influence Campaign
- Awarded to Ori Swed at Texas Tech University
Zoning and Urban Consumption: Evidence from Smartphone Data
- Awarded to Vincent Rollete at MIT