Grants
- Academic Advancement Center
- CAROLYN HENDERSON, Project CAP: Technology Support, U.S. Department of Education, $5,000; Project CAP, U.S. Department of Education, $249,983; Project CAP: Student Aid, U.S. Department of Education, $35,599.
- Avionics/School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- JAMES RANKIN, ILS Site Survey at Pohang, Korea, Thales, ATM Inc., $15,329; Lexington, KY -- Engineering Tests to Determine the Optimum Type & Placement of Localizer & Glide Slope Facilities, AVCON, Inc., $33,496.
- Biological Sciences
- ROBERT COLVIN, Zinc Transport and Homeostasis in Cortical Neurons, National Institutes of Health, $145,000;
- WILLEM M. ROOSENBURG, Terrapin Monitoring at Popular Island, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, $16,926.
- Center for Cooperative Curriculum Development and Partnership
- BONNIE BEACH, SANDRA TURNER and TERESA FRANKLIN, Preparing Technology Proficient Teachers (PTPT), U.S. Department of Education, $99,100.
- Center for International Studies
- ELIZABETH CLODFELTER, Ohio University/Peace Corps Strategy Agreement, U.S. Peace Corps, $13,000.
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- JENNIFER HINES, Structure Function Studies of RNA Antiterminator Bulge, National Institutes of Health, $228,375;
- BRUCE McCORD, Novel STR Multiplexes With Reduced Size for the Analysis of Degraded and Contaminated Forensic DNA Samples, U.S. Department of Justice, $453,110;
- TADEUSZ MALINSKI, Reduction of Ischemia Reperfusion Injury, William Beaumont Research Institute, $11,380; Role of Preservation in Cardiac Transplant Vasculopathy, Columbia University, N.Y., $71,683;
- PAUL GREGORY VAN PATTEN, NER: AlGaN Quantum Dots for Short Wavelength Luminescent Devices, National Science Foundation, $85,000.
- College of Communication
- KATHY KRENDL, American Cancer Society Survey Research Project, American Cancer Society, $20,000.
- Edison Biotechnology Institute
- XIAO ZHUO CHEN, Therapeutic Compounds (Administrative Account), MetaCor Pharmaceuticals, $60,463; Therapeutic Compounds (Operating Account), MetaCor Pharmaceuticals, $287,922.
- College of Education
- RICHARD HAZLER, Alexander School System 2002-2003, Alexander School System, $12,999.
- Environmental & Plant Biology
- SARAH WYATT, Characterization and Cloning of gps Mutants of Arabidopsis, U.S. Department of Agriculture, $80,000;
- HARVEY BALLARD, Integrating Studies of Floral Evolution and Phylogenetics of Violets, National Science Foundation, $101,992.
- Geography
- JAMES K. LEIN, Characterization Site and Situational Factors for Satellite-based Vulnerability Assessment -- A Homeland Security Example, Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI), $21,850.
- Geological Sciences
- MARY STOERTZ, Effect of Buckeye Furnace Mineland Reclamation on Water Quality in Buffer Run, Jackson County, Ohio, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, $4,119;
- DAVID SCHNEIDER, Instrumentation and Facilities Equipment Proposal: Acquisition of Earth Material Processing Equipment for Investigating Active and Ancient Orogenic and Geologic Systems, National Science Foundation, $55,379.
- Industrial Technology
- JAMES FALES, Automatic Identification and Data Capture Technical Institute (AIDCTI), Automatic Identification Data Capture Technical Institute, $3,082;
- TODD MYERS and JAMES FALES, Automatic Identification and Data Capture Inventory Systems Design, Diagnostic Hybrids Inc., $10,687.
- Institute for Health and Human Services
- ANN TESKE and ANGIE CANTRELL, Kids on Campus, Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, $40,500;
- ANGIE CANTRELL, Summer Reading Academy at Alexander Middle School, Alexander Local School District, $15,000; Summer Reading Academy at Alexander Elementary, Alexander Local School District, $15,000.
- Institute for Local Government Administration and Rural Development
- CANDY McBRIDE, Southeast Ohio Regional Training Center, Athens County Department of Jobs & Family Services, $312,900;
- DAVID SIMON, Metadata Creation and Implementation, U.S. Geological Survey, $5,965.
- Kennedy Museum of Art
- JENNIFER McLERRAN, NAGPRA Documentation Grant, U.S. Department of the Interior National Park Service, $52,010.
- Mechanical Engineering
- ROBERT WILLIAMS, Novel Cable-Direct-Driven Robot (CDDR) Development, National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST), $57,099.
- College of Osteopathic Medicine
- WAYNE CARLSEN and BARBARA PFEIFFER, CWRU Geriatric Education, Case Western Reserve University, $38,000.
- School of Physical Therapy
- AVERELL OVERBY, Therapy Associates ACVNAHHS Physical Therapy Services FY03, Appalachian Community Visiting Nurse Association Hospice & Health Services Inc., $10,000; Therapy Associates Rehabilitation Agency FY03, Rehabilitation Agency, $60,000.
- Physics and Astronomy
- BRIAN McNAMARA, Reexamination of Cooling Flows & Radio Galaxies in the Chandra Era, NASA -- Goddard Flight Center, $103,000;
- DANIEL PHILLIPS, Few Nucleon Systems in the Laboratory, Supernovae and the Cosmos, U.S. Department of Energy, $61,000.
- Provost
- ANN KOVALCHICK, Enhancing the Learning Communities at Ohio University, Ohio State University Research Foundation, $3,000.
- Psychology
- CHRISTOPHER FRANCE, Gender, Coping and the Arthritis Pain Experience, Duke Medical Center, $58,873.
- Regional Higher Education -- Ironton Campus
- DAN EVANS, Southern Empowerment Zone Grant, Huntington-Ironton Empowerment Zone Grant, $135,352.
- Regional Higher Education -- Lancaster Campus
- JOHN FURLOW, Expanded Enrollment Grant -- Engineering Technologies, Ohio Department of Education, $81,600; Expanded Enrollment Grant -- Business Technologies, Ohio Department of Education, $81,600.
- Regional Higher Education -- Zanesville Campus
- LARRY TUMBLIN, OLN Learning Communities Readiness Grant, Ohio State University Research Foundation, $3,000.
- Regional Higher Education -- Southern Campus
- BILL JETT, Personal Services Contract -- Common Costs, Lawrence County Department of Jobs and Family Services, $66,580; Personal Services Contract -- Program Cost, Lawrence County Department of Jobs & Family Services, $69,278; Employment Advisor Contract, Lawrence County Department of Jobs & Family Services, $66,471.
- Southeast Asian Studies
- ELIZABETH COLLINS, Summer Internships for NGO Activists, Open Society Institute, $14,000; National Resource Center, U.S. Department of Education, $213,627.
- Department of Teacher Education
- WILLIAM SMITH, CORE Literacy Specialist Project Year 2, Ohio Department of Education, $75,000;
- RALPH MARTIN and JEFFREY FANTINE, Central/Southeast ABLE Resource Center (Participant Costs), Ohio Department of Education, $15,500; Central/Southeast ABLE Resource Center, Ohio Department of
Education, $346,148.
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