The Jim and Mary Lois Hulsman Undergraduate Library Research Award program recognizes excellence in undergraduate research that incorporates the use of University Libraries resources and demonstrates sophisticated information literacy skills. Student award winners receive a cash prize ($500 for 1st place, $300 for 2nd place, $200 for 3rd place) and recognition of their outstanding efforts. Visit the award website for more information.
Advanced Researchers
First Place: Advanced Researcher
From Inside the House: Alumni Depictions of Homeschooling, Family, and Childhood, Sara Dent
Second Place: Advanced Researcher
The Predestined Path of Nursing for Second-Generation Filipino Americans, Charles Aguirre
Third Place: Advanced Researcher
Naturalizing Dispossession: How Bosque Del Apache Wildlife Refuge Reproduces Settler Colonialism, Simon P. Doane
Emerging Researchers
First Place: Emerging Researcher
Editing the largest online encyclopedia one article at a time, Susan D. Perrone
Second Place: Emerging Researcher
Emergency Food Access Relative to Household Incomes in ABQ, Polly Elizabeth Bungum
Third Place: Emerging Researcher
Inside the Margins: Favelas Beyond the Tourist Lens, Maria Clara Pedroza Santos
Third Place: Emerging Researcher
Christ-Like Deaths in Nineteenth-Century Gothic Literature, Dimitri E. Kittrell
