2020-2021 BERKELEY EMPIRICAL LEGAL STUDIES (BELS) GRADUATE FELLOWS
Annie Benn, Political Science
“Investigating the Role of Partisanship in Regulatory Review”
Sean Darling-Hammond, Public Policy
“Combining Legal & Quantitative Research Tools to Ascertain the Impact of Alternative School Discipline Practices”
Yan Fang, Jurisprudence and Social Policy
“Law Enforcement Access to Digital Data: Understanding the Everyday Processes”
Cristina Gomez-Vidal, School of Social Welfare
“Legal Epidemiology-Structural Determinants of Health”
Anatol Elvis Klass, History
“International Law and the Making of the Modern Chinese State”
Brie McLemore, Jurisprudence and Social Policy
“Controlling Soldiers and Mothers: Alternative Courts as Social Welfare Providers”
Perfecta (Pita) Oxholm, Public Policy
“How Police Officer Mindset Impacts Police-Community Contact and What Can Be Done to Improve”
Fantasia Painter, Ethnic Studies
“Bordering the Nation: Land, Life, & Law in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands and on O’odham Jeved (Land)”
Timothy Wyman-McCarthy, Rhetoric
“Philanthropy, Social Movements, and the Future of Liberal Internationalism”
Ayyan Zubair, Law
“Quantifying Reasonable Doubt: Analyzing Harmless Error 50 Years After Chapman v California”