Donald E. Super Fellowship for the Support of Dissertation Research on Career Development

1996 Maria Gomez, University of Maryland, Advisor: Ruth Fassinger, Title: The career development of notable Latinas

1997 No award

1998 Naomi Dogan, Pennsylvania State University, Advisor: Kathleen Bieschke, Title: Towards a theory of sexual harrassment: Giving voice to victims’ experiences

Kathryn A. Foley, University of Notre Dame, Advisor: Naomi Meara, Title: Predictions of vocational identity of rural Adolescents

1999 Luis Rivas, Southern Illinois University, Advisor: Jane Swanson, Title: Career maturity, exploration and identity Foreclosure of student athletes and student Non-athletes

Sherry Vidal Brown, Texas A & M University, Advisor: Bruce Thompson, Title: The career assessment diagnostic inventory: A psychometric study

2000 Bianca Schaefer

2001 Krista Gragg, University of Oregon, Advisor: Ellen McWhirter, Title: Women, Domestic Violence, and Career Counseling: An Empirical Investigation of the Efficacy of Two Career Intervention Programs

2002 Yuli Liu, University of Southern California, Advisor: Ruth Gim Chung, Title: The Roles of Acculturation, Gender, and Family in the Career Decision Self-Efficacy of Asian American College Students

2003 Christa Schmidt, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Advisor: Johanna Nielson, Title: “The Effects of Simultaneous Developmental Processes: The Prediction of Career Development Outcomes for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Youth”

2004 Rachel Navarro, University of Missouri-Columbia, Advisors: Roger L Worthington and Lisa Y Flores, Title: Examining the Career Development of Mexican American Middle School Students: A Test of Social Cognitive Career Theory

2005 Catalina D’Achiardi

2006 Anne B. Scott, Advisor: Mary Heppner

Theodore Tsaousides

2007 Denis “Woodja” Flanigan