Pullum receives National Science Foundation fellowship
Pullum receives National Science Foundation fellowship
- July 12, 2013
- Honor supports grad student's research on decision making processes of teachers’ unions
Amanda Pullum, sociology graduate student, has received a $12,000 National Science Foundation fellowship to study the strategic decision making processes teachers’ unions use when responding to legislative threats. Her research will help to shed light upon factors that have the most influence on strategic choices and subsequent decisions. Funding for her study will run through June 2014.
Pullum received her master’s in sociology and bachelor’s in biology and interdisciplinary studies from Virginia Tech.
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