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2007 Grantees

Courtney Cronley
Dissertation School: University of Tennessee
Dissertation Title: Assessing the Relationship Between Organizational Social Context and Technology Utilization Among Homeless Service Providers
Telephone: (865) 742–1150
Email: ccronle1@utk.edu

Elizabeth Holt
Dissertation School: Tulane University
Dissertation Title: Housing Conditions and Health: An Evaluation of the Impact of Residents' Health Knowledge
Telephone: (504) 988–1114
Email: eholt@tulane.edu

William Larson
Dissertation School: George Washington University
Dissertation Title: Estimating Differences Across Cities and Household Types in the Effects of Housing Vouchers on the Welfare and Housing Choices of Recipients
Telephone:
Email: larsonwd@gmail.com

Stephanie Moulton
Dissertation School: Indiana University
Dissertation Title: Targeting the Underserved: An Evaluation of State MRB Programs
Telephone: (812) 855–5971
Email: smoulton@indiana.edu

Rocco Pendola
Dissertation School: University of California, Irvine
Dissertation Title: Central City Gentrification: A Perspective from "The Streets" of Skid Row, Los Angeles
Telephone: (415) 430–7518
Email: rpendola@uci.edu

Richard Smith
Dissertation School: University of California, Berkeley
Dissertation Title: Immigration, Minority Businesses, and Spatial Mismatch in HUD Renewal Communities, Empowerment Zones, and Enterprise Communities
Telephone: (510) 590–7790
Email: smithrichard@berkeley.edu

Hannah Thomas
Dissertation School: Brandeis University
Dissertation Title: How Did I Get to Foreclosure? A Qualitative Study of the Processes Leading to Foreclosure
Telephone: (207) 409–3615
Email: hthomas@brandeis.edu

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2005 Grantees

Lyndsay N. Boggess
Dissertation School: University of California, Irvine
Dissertation Title: Crime and the Local Housing Market: A Longitudinal Analysis of Home Sales in Los Angeles, 1993-2004
Telephone: (949) 824–5575
Email: lboggess@uci.edu

Lynn M. Clark
Dissertation School: University of Akron
Dissertation Title: Survey of Landlord Attitudes Toward Renting to Released Offenders
Telephone: (330) 972–7481
Email: clarkl@uakron.edu

Michael D. Eriksen
Dissertation School: Syracuse University
Dissertation Title: Crowd Out, Stigma, and the Impact of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and Public Housing on Neighborhoods
Telephone: (315) 559–0848
Email: meriksen@maxwell.syr.edu

Abhishek Mamgain
Dissertation School: University of Southern California
Dissertation Title: Is Subprime Lending Leading to Reverse Redlining and Price Discimination?
Telephone: (323) 257–2494
Email: mamgain@usc.edu

Kimberly Mitchell
Dissertation School: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Dissertation Title: Whose Choice Is It Really? An Analysis of Property Owner and Manager Characteristics and Their Impact on Housing Choice Voucher Acceptance
Telephone: (540) 231–0773
Email: kjmitch@vt.edu

Corianne Scally
Dissertation School: Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
Dissertation Title: The Entrepreneurial Role of State Housing Finance Agenices in Housing Policy, Finance, and Administration
Telephone: (518) 591–8561
Email: cscally@albany.edu

Kim Skobba
Dissertation School: Regents of the University of Minnesota
Dissertation Title: Influence of Section 8 Vouchers on Housing Careers
Telephone: (715) 377–1199
Email: skob0003@umn.edu

Leslie Strnisha
Dissertation School: Case Western Reserve University
Dissertation Title: Neighborhood Effects of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
Telephone: (216) 321–7666
Email: leslie.strnisha@case.edu

Laura Tach
Dissertation School: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Dissertation Title: Effects of HOPE VI Redevelopment on Community Dynamics and Social Isolation
Telephone: (617) 496–3831
Email: tach@fas.harvard.edu

Cathy Yang Liu
Dissertation School: University of Southern California
Dissertation Title: Location, Duration, and Employment Accessibility: An Analysis of Immigrant Workers' Commutes in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C.
Telephone: (213) 821–1465
Email: liuyang@usc.edu

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