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PROF Awardees AY 09-10

The next round of review will take place during the Winter Quarter of 2010.  Please click on the link below to download last year's RFP application. The deadline for next year's RFPs is January 18, 2010.

RFP Application


The AY 09-10 University Budget contains funding for faculty research projects. Seventeen faculty projects received funding during the spring 2009 round of peer review. These projects begin on July 1, 2009.

The following faculty members were awarded these PROF funds during the spring of 2009 review period.

 

Date Professor Division Department Title
7/1/2009 Timothy Weaver AHSS Art and Art History “The Remediation of Lost and Endangered Ecological Memory Through the Authoring of New Works of Digital Cinema”
7/1/2009 Catherine Chauvin AHSS Art and Art History Research of Bee Swarm Shapes for a Drawing Series at the New Pacific Studios, Mt. Bruce, New Zealand
7/1/2009 Eleni Sikelianos AHSS English Correspondences: Eva Palmer Sikelianos's Letters with Nathalie Clifford
Barney and Paul Robeson
7/1/2009 Alan Hood AHSS Music "A Professional Compact Disc Recording of Twelve Original Arrangements by Dave Hanson for Trumpet and Sixteen-piece Big Band"
7/1/2009 Susan de Ghiz AHSS Music The Leipzig Connection: J.S. Bach and Moritz Hauptmann
7/1/2009 John Sheinbaum AHSS Music The Myth of Musical Purity
7/1/2009 Kelly Snyder AHSS Psychology Effects of Early Experience on Brain Development and
Learning
7/1/2009 Julia Dmitrieva AHSS Psychology Psychosocial and biological explanations of female delinquency
7/1/2009 Luis Leon AHSS Religious Studies CESAR CHAVEZ'S RELIGION IN LIGHT OF MARTIN LUTHER KING AND GANDHI: An Interpretive and Critical Study
7/1/2009 Hava Gordon AHSS Sociology Urban School Reform as an Educational Justice Issue: How
Community Movements Engage in Struggles over School Reform
7/1/2009 Anne DePrince AHSS/GSSW Psych/SocWork Preventing revictimization: Testing two interventions with high risk
adolescent girls
7/1/2009 Cathryn Potter AHSS/GSSW Psych/SocWork Preventing revictimization: Testing two interventions with high risk
adolescent girls
7/1/2009 Randall Kuhn GSIS International Studies Social Capacity Mapping For Global Health
7/1/2009 Duan Zhang MCOE Education The Impact of Parent Involvement on Children's Development of Reading
and Math Achievement: Comparing Asian American and European American Students
7/1/2009 Nancy Lorenzon NSM Biol. Sci Disruption of calcium homeostasis in human disease
7/1/2009 Joe Angleson NSM Biological Sciences Role of Melanocortin receptor-4 in regulation of blood glucose from cellular biophysics to animal physiology
7/1/2009 Byron Purse NSM Chem/Biochem. Artificial Receptor Molecules for Chiral Recognition of Ion Pairs
7/1/2009 Keith Miller NSM Chem/Biochem. Chemical activity characterization of nanoparticles
7/1/2009 Michelle Knowles NSM Chem/Biochem. Lipid Regulation of P-glycoprotein
7/1/2009 Marilyn Williams NSM Geography Social Capacity Mapping For Global Health
7/1/2009 Matthew Taylor NSM Geography Tourism and Development along Nicaragua's Southern Pacific Coast
7/1/2009 Mario Alberto Lopez NSM Math/Physics Performing Random Walks in Parallel with Applications to Astrophysics
7/1/2009 Jennifer Hoffman NSM Math/Physics Performing Random Walks in Parallel with Applications to Astrophysics
7/1/2009 Frederic Latremoliere NSM Math/Physics Performing Random Walks in Parallel with Applications to Astrophysics
7/1/2009 Nicolaos Galatos NSM Mathematics Algebraic Proof Theory