The Library Congratulates Our 2007 Student Winners!

14^th Annual Paul LeClerc Competition for Best Research Papers

This competition is divided into three categories, with Barnes & Noble gift certificates of $100 for First Prize and $50 for Second Prize in each category.

100-level Category

1^st Prize	Kathy-Ann Joseph, A Village within a Village: Life in a Greewich Village Alley. Submitted by Prof. Bernadette McCauley. CHC 150: People of New York City.
2^nd Prize	Olivia Lin, Greenwich Villagers and their Impact on the Women's Trade Union League of New York. Submitted by Prof. Bernadette McCauley. CHC 150: People of New York City.

Undergraduate Category

1^st Prize	Vadim Divilov , Climate Change and Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases. Submitted by Prof. Shirley Raps. BIOL 250: Current Topics in the Biosciences.
2^nd Prize	Sarah Lippek , Pronatalism, Eugenics, and the Politics of Motherhood in Weimar Germany. Submitted by Prof. Benjamin Hett. HIST 384: Problems in European History.

Graduate Category

1^st Prize	Daniel Werges, The Other Dual Diagnosis: Intellectual Disability & Mental Illness. Submitted by Prof. Elizabeth Danto. SSW 713: Child and Adult Psychopathology.
2^nd Prize	Alisha Chipman, The New York Public Library's Album of Photographs of Japan: 19th Century Tourist Photography in Japan. Submitted by Prof. Maria Pelizzari. ARTH 780: Special Topics in Art.

The Charlotte Katz Millenson Competition

This competition, sponsored by The Friends of Hunter College Library, is divided into two categories, with Barnes & Noble gift certificates of $100 for First Prize and $50 for Second Prize.

Undergraduate

1^st Prize	Sally Hassan, for her essay on Sonny's Blues, by James Baldwin.
2^nd Prize	Kristen De Leon, for his essay on Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America, by Barbara Ehrenreich.

Graduate

1^st Prize	Shira Isenberg, for her essay on Sweet Charity? Emergency Food & the End of Entitlement, by Janet Poppendieck.
2^nd Prize	Barbara Andrews, for her essay on A Question of Intent: A Great American Battle with a Deadly Industry, by David A. Kessler.