ILSSC is proud to recognize several undergraduate lab members who have been awarded Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program Fellows for the 2016-2017 academic year: Katelyn M. Seieroe, Daniel Schuman, Peng Li Su, & Jingwei Li for their proposed research project, “Measuring Enclave and Revitalization Characteristics of Koreatown, Los Angeles and the Consequences for Crime Concentration”; Sukayna Jaidi for her proposed research project, “Special Call (Peace): “Coming to America”: Exploring the Relationship between Immigration and Crime during the 20th and 21st Centuries”; & Kevin Pedraza for his proposed research project “An Exploratory Spatial-Temporal Study on Criminal Victimization in Dallas.”
We invite all friends of ILSSC to attend UCI’s Undergraduate Research Symposium on Saturday, May 20th, to where ILSSC undergraduates will present the findings from their research projects.
Further information on all current ILSCC undergraduate lab members can be viewed here.
If you are interested in undergraduate research opportunities with ILSSC please see here.