$30,000 was awarded among the 2022 January Channing Briggs grant awardees. Thank you to the NASPA Foundation donors for making these awards possible!
Kaleb Briscoe, Assistant Professor, Mississippi State University, Experiencing Anti-black Racism: Black Student Affairs Professionals Stories of Anti-blackness Rhetoric in Campus Statements
Di-Tu Dissassa, Doctoral Candidate/Project Coordinator, University of Maryland-College Park, Exploring the lived experiences of Black Residential Student Affairs Professionals regarding occupational wellness at Historically White Institutions
Catherine Hartman, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of South Carolina, Sense of Belonging and Transitions: Exploring Connections between Transfer Students and Their Institutions
Rebecca Natow, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy, Hofstra University, Higher Education Title IX Administrators as Policy Actors: Experiences Advocacy and Political Consciousness
Gudrun Nyunt, Assistant Professor of Higher Education, Northern Illinois University, What Drove Them to Leave?: Exploring Student Affairs Professionals’ Experiences That Led Them to Leave the Field During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Stephen Santa-Ramirez, Assistant Professor of Higher Education, University at Buffalo, So What Happens Now? The Career Preparation and Post-graduation Transitional Experiences of Collegians who are Undocu/DACAmented
Tricia Shalka, Assistant Professor, University of Rochester, A Mixed Methods Investigation of How College Student Trauma Shapes Faculty-Student Interactions in Academic Environments
Rachel Smith, Assistant Professor, Iowa State University, Mapping Community Networks of Student Success