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2022 Award Winners

Honorable Mention was awarded to Joonkil Ahn, Ph. D. (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) for Leadership for Learning and Teacher Self-Efficacy as the Antecedents of Teacher Collaboration, Instructional Quality, Intended Turnover, and Equitable Teaching Practice.

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Joanna Dickert, Ph. D. (Kent State University) for An Examination of the Effects of Participation in High-impact Practices Using Propensity Score Analysis with Structural Equation Modeling

2021 Award Winners

Honorable Mention was awarded to Brian Gearin, Ph. D. (University of Oregon) for Socioeconomic Status and the Co-Development of Executive Function and Academic Achievement in Elementary School Students.

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Fangning Wang, Ph. D. (Kent State University) for A Latent Growth Curve Analysis of Neuroticism in a U.S. Sample.

2019 Award Winners

The Winner of the 2019 AERA ASOND SIG Outstanding Award was Dr. Kenneth E. Graves for Disrupting the Digital Norm in the New Digital Divide: Toward a Conceptual and Empirical Framework of Technology Leadership for Social Justice Through Multilevel Latent Class Analysis.  Dr. Graves completed his graduate program at Teachers College, Columbia University, and was nominated by Dr. Alex J. Bowers.

2017 Award Winners

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Jiesi Guo, Ph. D. (Australian Catholic University) for The Relations among Academic Motivation, Self-Concept, Aspirations, and Choices: Integrating Expectancy-Value and Academic Self-Concept Theory.

2016 Award Winners

Honorable Mention was awarded to Kristin Harbour, Ph. D. (University of Louisville, now at University of Alabama) for A Multi-Level Analysis using NAEP Data: Examining the Relationships among Mathematics Coaches and Specialists, Student Achievement, and Disability Status.

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Jared Boyce, Ph. D. (Teacher College, Columbia University, now at SRI International) for Commitment and Leadership: What We Know from the Schools and Staffing Survey.

2014 Award Winners

Honorable Mentions were awarded to Todd D. Reeves (Northern Illinois University). Dissertation Title: Does Content Knowledge Matter for New Teachers? and Adem Ekmekci (The University of Texas at Austin). Dissertation Title: Mathematical Literacy Assessment Design: A Dimensionality Analysis of Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) Mathematics Framework.

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Ting Zhang (The University of Maryland, College Park). Dissertation Title: The Role of Reading Comprehension in Large-Scale Subject-Matter Assessments. 

2013 Award Winners

Honorable Mention was awarded to Kate Niehaus (University of Louisville, now at the University of South Carolina). Dissertation Title: Social Support, Parental Involvement, and Academic and Social-Educational Outcomes for English Language Learners in Elementary School.

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Jehanzeb R. Cheema (George Mason University, now at the University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign). Dissertation Title: Handling Missing Data in Education Research Using SPSS.

2010 Award Winners

 

The Winner of the ASOND SIG Dissertation award was Britt Wilkenfeld, Ph. D. (University of Maryland-College Park) for A Multilevel Analysis of Context Effects on Adolescent Civic Engagement: The Role of Family, Peers, School, and Neighborhood.