2023-2024 Fellow Updates

We are tremendously proud of the fellows who recently completed their CES fellowship. All have exciting plans for next year and beyond. Rishi Awatramani will be starting a post-doctoral position at the Equity Research Institute at USC, which is Manuel Pastor’s...

Former Fellows: Awards and Updates

Sending heartfelt congratulations to three of our former fellows: Nora Kassner and Tiana Wilson have received dissertation awards from the Organization of American Historians. Nora Kassner (CES fellow 2022-23) received the 2024 John D’Emilio LGBTQ History Dissertation...

Meet the 2024-2025 Fellows

We are delighted to announce the winners of the CES 2024-2025 dissertation fellowship. This is our ninth cohort of fellows which brings our total number of current and past fellows to 55. We chose seven fellows from a pool of 149 applications that included many very...

Research Agenda

CES is releasing the first in a promised series of research agendas that are intended to influence the kinds of questions that scholars—both graduate students and faculty—will ask in their future research projects. We offer this as an alternative to the narrower...

CES Fellow Co-Authors Report on Unionization Patterns

Joseph van der Naald, a 2023-2024 CES Fellow and PhD candidate in the Department of Sociology at City University of New York, is the co-author of a report released by the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies which documents recent trends in unionization patterns....

CES Update

This has been an eventful year for our Center.  We just completed the selection of our eighth cohort of fellows — bringing the total number of people we have supported to forty-nine.  Our 2022-2023 cohort of seven people have had a very productive year.  Six of them...

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