Jane B. Aron Doctoral Fellowship

Previous Award Recipients

• 2010- Sherma Charlemagne, Loma Linda University, Dept of SW and Social Ecology
  "Impact of Family Involvement in Inpatient Psychiatric Care on Mental Health Outcomes for Children and Adolescent-The Role of Clinician Beliefs."
  The study will examine whether mental health outcomes for children and adolescents in psychiatric hospitals vary by clinician based on family involvement in inpatient planning, visitation and discharge planning for children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral disorders.
  
• 2009–Explore the factors affecting health care service delivery and the subsequent impact this has for the LGBT community, specifically gay men– Shawn King, Ohio State University
  
• 2008 – Help-seeking and health and mental health service use among sexual minority youth – Kelly A. Williams, School of Social Work, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
  
• 2007 - Religious Coping and Alcoholism Treatment Outcomes: A Comparison between Black and White Respondents – Amy R. Krentzman, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, Case Western Reserve University
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  2006 - Perinatal Health Disparities among women and infants of Mexican-Origin: Does Neighborhood Matter? Michelle A. Johnson, University of California, Berkeley, School of Social Welfare
  
• 2005- What Factors Predict the Prevalence of Free Clinics in Metropolitan Communities?  Julie Darnell, The University of Chicago, The School of Social Service Administration
  
• 2004 - An ecological model of adjustment for adolescent siblings of youth with spina bifida, Melissa Hayden Bellin, Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia
  
• 2003— Award not given
  
• 2002—The Development of HIV/AIDS Policy: An International Policy Analysis, Deneece Ferrales, University of Texas, Austin
  
• 2001—Award not given
• 2000—The Provision of Social Support Services by Social Workers to Post-Stroke Patients in an Inpatient Physical Rehabilitation Program: Predictors, Social Support Interventions and Outcomes, University at Albany, State University of New York
  
• 1999—Depressive Symptoms Among Grandparent Caregivers: Religion as a Protective Factor, University at Albany, State University of New York
  
• 1990—Grace Poertner, Washington University, St. Louis
  
• 1989—Jacqueline Burnette, University of California, Berkeley
  
• 1988—Scott Geron, University of Chicago
  
• 1987—Betsy Blades, Bryn Mawr