Graduate Student Keith Hullenaar Receives Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowship for Victimology Studies
Graduate Student Keith Hullenaar Receives Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowship for Victimology Studies
Keith Hullenaar, a criminology graduate student, received the Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowship for Victimology Studies to support his research project. The Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowship for Victimology Studies, given by the Darald and Julie Libby Foundation, is designed to recognize an exceptional graduate student in the field of victimology. Keith's funded project will examine the significance of gender on victim decision-making processes and other factors that might differentially impact female and male victims' decisions to seek help after a crime. The award is hosted by the Division of Victimology, a division of the American Society of Criminology.
Congratulations Keith!
Keith Hullenaar, a criminology graduate student, received the Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowship for Victimology Studies to support his research project. The Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowship for Victimology Studies, given by the Darald and Julie Libby Foundation, is designed to recognize an exceptional graduate student in the field of victimology. Keith's funded project will examine the significance of gender on victim decision-making processes and other factors that might differentially impact female and male victims' decisions to seek help after a crime. The award is hosted by the Division of Victimology, a division of the American Society of Criminology.
Congratulations Keith!