Award Recipients
Gilbert DeBartolo Award
Gilbert DeBartolo worked with Professor Robert Haveman to write a paper that subsequently was published in the American Economic Review. Gilbert viewed that experience of doing mentored original research as one of the highlights of his Grinnell career. After his untimely death, his family established this award to recognize students who take advantage of similar opportunities to do supervised original research, whose quality we hope is recognized beyond the campus.
Award Recipients
2012: Isaac Garcia Molina 2011: Sam Redlitz 2010: Ryan Boehm 2009: Ritadhi Chakravarti, Jelal Younes 2008: Dhiren Patki 2007: Michael Gideon 2006: Matthew Johnshoy, Ben Wallenberg 2005: Raicho Bojilov 2004: Gabriela Dobrescu 2002: Katharine Anderson, Andrea Gelatt 1999: Syed Fazle Faisal 1998: Mark Burkhead 1996: Bruce D. Friedrich 1995: Rupesh Pradhan 1994: Jesse B. Messitte 1993: Devendra Saharia 1992: A. Minnie Alexander 1991: David Hammond
Horn-Theophilus Award
The Horn-Theophilus Award was established by the Class of 1951 to recognize and pay tribute to two of its members, Willard Horn and David Theophilus, who died in action as Marine Corps officers during the Korean War. The Class of 1951 honors the service of these two economics majors. It similarly wants to recognize current graduating economics majors who have made service to others a part of their Grinnell College career and who plan to maintain that commitment in the future. To nominate someone for the Horn-Theophilus Award.
Award Recipients
2012: Anna-Lisa Bowans, Joe Maloney, Gabe Schechter 2011: Anuraag Bhadana and Gayatri Jayal 2010: Ethan Struby 2009: Nmachi Jidenma, Jeffrey Raderstrong 2008: Joana Ofori-Addo, Megan Goering 2007: Deyo Johnson 2006: Laura Chesnut, Yvonne Palm 2005: Drew Blackman, Anne I. Salomon 2004: Jessica Beckwith 2003: Mirabelle Moreaux
