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The 2020 CGS/ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award Committee — Mathematics, Physical Sciences, and Engineering
Kim LaScola Needy, Chair
University of Arkansas
Karen Butler-Purry
Texas A&M
Terri Camesano
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Marc d’Alarcao
San Jose State University
David Kieda
University of Utah
Ranjit Koodali
Western Kentucky University
Mark Riley
Florida State University
Michael Soloman
University of Michigan
The 2020 CGS/ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award Committee — Social Sciences
Michael Cunningham, Chair
Tulane University
Laura Carlson
Notre Dame University
Mark Garrison
Morgan State University
Kate Hausbeck-Korgan
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Nicole Lounsbery
South Dakota State University
Aimée Surprenant
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Peter Vanable
Syracuse University
Rossitza Wooster
Portland State University
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