2004-2005 Research Fellowships

Berkeley Center for the Development of Peace and Well-being
Institute of Human Development

Dacher Keltner, Phil Cowan, Steve Hinshaw
Founding Executive Committee

The Center for the Development of Peace & Well-being is pleased to announce the selection of the 2004-05 Graduate and Undergraduate Fellows.

Graduate Fellows

Erin Brock, Health & Medical Sciences, Joint Medical Program
The Social World of Adolescent Burundian Refugees

Elizabeth Horberg & Christopher Oveis, Psychology
The Role of Compassion in Improving Inter-Group Relations

Michelle Johnson, School of Social Welfare
Assessing the Community Context for Child Health and Well-being: Mexican-origin Families in the San Francisco Bay Area

Jennie Kamen, School of Public Health
Promoting Healthy Latino Infants and Families

Margaret Ormiston, Haas School of Business
The Role of Group Mood in Demographically Diverse Groups

Elizabeth Page-Gould, Psychology
Friendship & Adjustment to College

C.J. Pascoe, Sociology
Adolescence, Masculinity and Sexuality

Silvia Pasquetti, Sociology
Building Peace and Strengthening Civil Society across Ethnic Boundaries: Israelis and Palestinians Challenging Racialized Violence and De-humanization

Nilofar Sami, Psychology
Resilience in Refugee Families

Undergraduate Fellows

Scott Chu, Public Health
Child Mortality and the Family

Elizabeth Havstad, Urban Studies, College of Environmental Design
Addressing Poverty Through Projects: The Favelas of Salvador, Brazil

Joseph Scalice, Interdisciplinary Field Studies Major
Conflict and Dialogue: Christian-Muslim Relations in Recent Philippine History

Rachel Stewart, Psychology
Quality of Life and Spinal Muscular Atrophy