Jennifer Krebsbach has received the Distinguished Graduate Student Paper Award of the Pacific Sociological Association for her paper titled, “Firewomen ‘Promote a Culture of Safety,’ but Firemen ‘Face Hazardous and Unpredictable Situations’: Gendered Job Description Narrative Outputs by Large Language Models.”
Jennifer Krebsbach won Best Research Award for her work "Analyzing Gendered Job Description Narrative Outputs by LLMs: When Computational Methods Analyze the Results, But Miss the Context" at the CSS Escape 2025 hosted by UC Davis' CSS DE, Center for AI and Experimental Futures (CAIEF), and AI Center in Engineering.
Jennifer Krebsbach was awarded a Spring 2024 travel grant from the Sociology department to present her research "How might someone’s politics show in their online rhetoric? Theory and evidence of employed identity markers" at the International Conference on Computational Social Sciences in Philadelphia.
Reema Saad is the recipient of the Suad Joseph Grant for Graduate Student Research, which is awarded to students conducting research on the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and/or Central Asia in the humanities, cultural studies, or social sciences.
