Sociology of Luck” “A Significance of an Insignificant Gender Gap: Citation Inequality in Three Social Sciences” (with “The Freda Lynn, Matthew Andersson, and Mary Noonan) (under review) Group Responses to Public Reporting” (under review) “Physician Sense with Identities: The Cultural Bases of Inter-Professional Identity Work” (with Chad “Making McPherson) Petroleum? The Growth of Alternative Feuls Markets in the United States, 1996-2013” (with Ion “Beyond Bogdan Vasi) Influence of Intermediaries on Organizational Status: A Theory of Status Judges” “The and Fits: The Proliferation of Public Ideas” (with Tim Hallett and Orla Stapleton) “Starts Effects of Ambiguity on Status” (with Celeste Campos, Alison Bianchi, and stef shuster) “The GRANTS AND AWARDS Grants Awarded 2014 Investigator an Optimal Hand Hygiene Bundle” Department of Veteran’s “Building Affairs ($13,500) 2013-2015 Co-Principal Investigator (Freda Lynn) Biographies or Scientific Ideas: The “The Diffusion of Knowledge in Medicine and Sociology” National Science Foundation. Recommended for Funding 01/2013 ($159,234) 2010 Midwest Sociological Society Endowment Award ($1450) Effects of Ambiguity on “The Status” 2006 in Status Processes.” Old Gold Summer Fellowship. ($6,000) “Ambiguity 2003-2005 Co-Principal Investigator (with Wendy Espeland) of Falling: The Effects of “Fear Rankings on Legal Education,” Law School Admissions Council Research Grant, $152,566 Awards and Honors 2017 Distinguished Book Award of the American Sociological Association’s Sociology of Law Section Honorable Mention – 2017 Midwest Sociology’s Society’s Distinguished Book Award Honorable Mention –
“A Sociology of Luck” “The Significance of an Insignificant Gender Gap: Citation Inequality in Three Social Sciences” (with Freda Lynn, Matthew Andersson, and Mary Noonan) (under review) “Physician Group Responses to Public Reporting” (under review) “Making Sense with Identities: The Cultural Bases of Inter-Professional Identity Work” (with Chad McPherson) “Beyond Petroleum? The Growth of Alternative Feuls Markets in the United States, 1996-2013” (with Ion Bogdan Vasi) “The Influence of Intermediaries on Organizational Status: A Theory of Status Judges” “Starts and Fits: The Proliferation of Public Ideas” (with Tim Hallett and Orla Stapleton) “The Effects of Ambiguity on Status” (with Celeste Campos, Alison Bianchi, and stef shuster) GRANTS AND AWARDS Grants Awarded 2014 Investigator “Building an Optimal Hand Hygiene Bundle” Department of Veteran’s Affairs ($13,500) 2013-2015 Co-Principal Investigator (Freda Lynn) “The Biographies or Scientific Ideas: The Diffusion of Knowledge in Medicine and Sociology” National Science Foundation. Recommended for Funding 01/2013 ($159,234) 2010 Midwest Sociological Society Endowment Award ($1450) “The Effects of Ambiguity on Status” 2006 “Ambiguity in Status Processes.” Old Gold Summer Fellowship. ($6,000) 2003-2005 Co-Principal Investigator (with Wendy Espeland) “Fear of Falling: The Effects of Rankings on Legal Education,” Law School Admissions Council Research Grant, $152,566 Awards and Honors 2017 Distinguished Book Award of the American Sociological Association’s Sociology of Law Section – Honorable Mention 2017 Midwest Sociology’s Society’s Distinguished Book Award – Honorable Mention
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