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I am a graduate student in the department of sociology at Cornell University. My research interest dwell at the overlap of religion and the economy. This has helped motivate work on religious giving and now religiously affiliated mutual funds.
Peifer, Jared L. "The Economics and Sociology of Religious Giving. Instrumental Rationality or Communal Bonding" Social Forces. Forthcoming. Peifer, Jared L. "Morality in the Financial Market? A Look at Religiously Affiliated Mutual Funds" Unpublished manuscript. Peifer, Jared L. "Between God and the Market: How Religious Mutual Fund Producers Negotiate the Overlap" Unpublished manuscript.
National Science Foundation (NSF) Dissertation Improvement Grant, ($10,000) 2009. Constant H. Jacquet Award from Religious Research Association, ($3,000) 2009. Robert S. Hatfield Award for the Study of Ethics in Business, ($1,000) 2009. Cornell University Center for the Study of Inequality Seed Grant, ($750) 2008.
Robin Williams Jr. Best Paper Award for Cornell Sociology Department, 2009. Cornell Sociology Department Award for Excellence in Teaching, Analyzing Statistical Evidence, 2007 Sage Fellowship from Cornell University's College of Arts and Sciences, 2005-2006 Sociology Prize for academic performance and significant contributions to Temple University, 2004 Norman and Ruth Sun Memorial Award in Economics for scholastic record and leadership, 2004 Winner of Temple University Economics Writing Contest, 2004 Winner of Temple University Economics Writing Contest, 2003 Temple University Honors Certificate, 2003 Temple University Sol Feinstone Award for academic excellence, 2002 Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship, 1999
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