Faust is UROP's March Mentor of the Month

Faust is UROP's March Mentor of the Month
- March 14, 2012
- Honor recognizes the sociology professor for her continued support of undergraduate research
Katherine Faust, sociology professor, is the Undergraduate Research Opportunities
Program March Mentor of the Month. The UCI social sciences doctoral alumnus (`85)
specializes largely in research on social networks and using mathematical models for
social network structure and process. Her mentees have consistently received the Department
of Sociology Robin Williams prize for best undergraduate research paper of the year
and many have gone on to first rate graduate programs in sociology, law and business.
A majority of her mentees have presented their work at the annual UROP symposium and
two have had their research selected for publication in program's journal. In 2011,
she received the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Fostering Undergraduate Research in the Social Sciences and was selected among all faculty award winners to receive the Special Recognition
Award for her work mentoring undergraduate students.
Learn more about Faust's mentorship role and what led her to give back to undergraduate students at UCI.
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