Marykathryn Kubat Award for Graduate Student Research
Through the Kubat Award, AABPA seeks to encourage student research and critical thinking that will prepare students for the budget and program issues they will encounter in their careers, particularly those in the public service.
2016 Winners
Rachel Rhodes, Michelle Juma, and Adna Karabegovic
2015 Winners
Emily Kaylor
2014 Winners
Alex Marqusee and Ethan Guy, University of California-Berkeley
An Analysis of Proactive Rental Inspection Policies in California
2013 Winners
Joshua Williams, Christina Miller, and Yanyan Chen
2012 Winners
Kathryn Vesey, George Washington University
Federal Capital Budgeting: An Evaluation of the Current Budgetary Treatment of Capital Spending by the U.S. Federal Government
Enrique Ruacho, University of California-Berkeley
Realigning Realignment: Outcomes and Performance Measures for the Long-Term Success of California's Criminal Justice Realignment
2011 Winners
Sarah M. Ammar, American University School of Public Affairs
The Creative Economy: Finding New Solutions to Old Problems
Nicole Buell and John Tortorella, Duke University Nicholas School for the Environment
An Analysis of the Program Assessment Rating Tool: Evaluating the Performance of the Federal Environmental and Natural Resource Programs
2010 Winners
Amanda Parker, American University
Measure Twice, Cut Once: Examining the Impact of Budget Cuts on Student Success
Robin Ghertner, The Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration, The George Washington University
Gains to Guestworkers: The Social Welfare Consequences of the Y Visa Program in S.1639
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Robert Edward Allison
West Virginia University
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Tax Progressivity and Human Development: An Exploratory Analysis
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Andres Antonio Carriedo
George Washington University
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Improving the Budget Treatment of Federal Defined Benefit Pension Plans and Other Post-Employment Benefits
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Spencer Deery
George Washington University
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The Supplemental Appropriation: An Avoidable Weakness of Responsible Budgeting
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Robin Ghertner
George Washington University
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Gains to Guestworkers: The Social Welfare Consequences of the Y Visa Program in S.1639
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Amanda Parker
American University
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Measure Twice, Cut Once: Examining the Impact of Budget Cuts on Student Success
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Ying Tan
Ohio University
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FY 2004-FY 2008 Budgeting Report for the Ohio State School for the Blind
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Rebecca F. Vertes
George Washington University
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Cost Benefit Analysis of the eligibility requirement change in the Weatherization Assistance Program
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