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Assistant Professor Freedman Awarded Grant from the Spencer Foundation

Submitted by Angela Draheim on
December 20, 2018
By Angela Draheim
Gili Freedman

Gili Freedman, assistant professor in psychology, has received a grant for $49,051 from the Spencer Foundation for her work on "Changing Attributions to Improve Persistence of Women in STEM." 

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