2026-04-03
- Professor Kimberly Rios and doctoral candidate Mazyar Bagherian have received the 2026-27 Louisville Institute's Grant for Researchers. This $55,000 award supports scholars and researchers across a range of disciplines who are engaged in work that advances understanding of American Christianity. Their proposal, titled "Bridging Science and Faith: A Socio-Cognitive Approach to Increasing...
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2025-05-27 - Two Ph.D. candidates in our Quantitative program have scored a 2025 Psychometric Society Travel Award! Sunbeom Kwon and Trung Le have their fees waived and receive funds to support their travel to the conference. Kwon's work, which will be presented at the conference, is titled “A copula-based joint model for item responses and response times.” This work proposes a novel methodology that...
2024-09-03 - Professor Kimberly Rios, PhD student Alexis Morales, and collaborator Michael Zarate at the University of Texas at El Paso have received a grant from the University of Pennsylvania's Adversarial Collaboration Project. Funded originally by the Koch Foundation (which gave a sub-award to UPenn), the project brings together researchers who have competing/opposing hypotheses...