Brown University's Taubman Center for American Politics & Policy Policy has recognized Mili Mitra with the Noah Krieger Prize for Academic Excellence. Her thesis, titled "From Persecutors' Offices to Prosecutors' Offices: The Effects of Racial and Gender Diversity in U.S. Attorney's Offices," uses quantitative and qualitative analysis to explore the impacts of diversity on prosecutorial behavior in American law.
Mili's excellent writing and analysis skills also shone through as a member of the Climate and Development Lab, where her research focused on media coverage of international climate change negotiations. Her work culminated in an article in Climatic Change: "Global issue, developed country bias: the Paris climate conference as covered by daily print news organizations in 13 nations." Mili also helped write the 2015 AdaptationWatch report.
Congratulations, Mili!
Mili's excellent writing and analysis skills also shone through as a member of the Climate and Development Lab, where her research focused on media coverage of international climate change negotiations. Her work culminated in an article in Climatic Change: "Global issue, developed country bias: the Paris climate conference as covered by daily print news organizations in 13 nations." Mili also helped write the 2015 AdaptationWatch report.
Congratulations, Mili!
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