Centers and Institutes

JENNIFER BOWMAN (Voinovich School), "Rush Creek AMDAT," Ohio Department of Natural Resources, $49,304; "Ohio EPA Credible Data Training Program," Ohio Department of Natural Resources, $29,075.

SCOTT MILLER (Voinovich School), "Sugar Bush Discovery Museum Planning Grant," Sugar Bush Foundation, $1,020.

ISABELLE CANCELLARE (Voinovich School), "Certified Public Management Program," Ohio Department of Administrative Services, $34,000.

ROBIN LINDQUIST-GRANTZ (Voinovich School), "Sprouts 21st Century Evaluation," Logan Hocking School District, $3,500.

SRDJAN NESIC (Institute for Corrosion and Multiphase Technology), "Corrosion Center Oil and Gas Section," Champion Technologies, $40,000; "Top of the Line JIP," TOTAL, $10,000.

MICHAEL BRAASCH (Avionics Engineering Center), "EFGS Installation & Optimization at the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Serving Runway 07," Thales ATM, Inc., $24,528; "ILS/VOR Simulation Tool Training in Stuttgart, Germany," Thales ATM, Inc., $27,785; "Integrated Avionics Technology Development," Federal Aviation Administration, $100,000; "Analysis and Mitigation of Multipath Effects on Runway 10R Localizer Performance at Portland International Airport," Zimmer Gunsel Frasca Architects LLP, $35,977; "Upgrade Runway 5-23 and Runway 6-24 to CAT III Operations - Chiang Kai Shek International Airport," MITAC, INC., $161,473, $45,282; "L-29 Flight Testing of Athena Technologies INS/GPS/ADAHRS Units," Athena Technologies Inc., $17,038; "Fort Greely, Arkansas Flight Inspection," Kaya Associates Inc., $9,066; "FAA Contract DTFA01-01-C-00071," Federal Aviation Administration, $150,000.

MARKUS BOETTCHER (physics and astronomy), "Looking for a Thermal Emission Component in BL Lacertae," NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, $24,138.

MARTIN KORDESCH (physics and astronomy), "Optimization of Scandate High Current Density Cathodes," Nanohmics, Inc., $50,000.

College of Arts and Sciences

JULIE OWENS (psychology), "Residency and Training Program: Support Youth Experiencing Success in School (Y.E.S.S) Program," Ohio Department of Health, $20,000.

THOMAS STATLER (physics and astronomy), "The Hydrodynamic Histories of Elliptical Galaxies," National Science Foundation, $86,001.

JOHN BULLOCK (English), "New Ohio Review Operating Support," Ohio Arts Council, $2,354.

THOMAS SMUCKER and ELIZABETH WANGUI (geography), "US-Tanzania Planning Visit: Local Knowledge and Coping Capacity: Toward an Understanding of Resilience of Rural Livelihoods to Climate Change," National Science Foundation, $23,221.

HOLLY RAFFLE (physics and astronomy), "Project SUCCESS Evaluation," Athens Meigs Educational Service Center, $41,616

REKHA STRADER (physics and astronomy), "Athens County Transportation Coordination Planning," City of Athens, $24,609.

SCOTT MILLER (physics and astronomy), "Appalachian Ohio Energy Economic Development Summit," Appalachian Regional Commission, $15,000.

SAW-WAI HLA (physics and astronomy), "Single Atom and Molecule Manipulation and its Application to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology," U.S. Department of Energy, $111,002.

JOSEPH SHIELDS (physics and astronomy), "TJNAF Support for Bridged Faculty: Personal Services Subcontract for Julie Roche," Jefferson Science Associates, $10,000.

College of Education 

GEORGE JOHANSON and CRAIG HOWLEY, "Appalachian Collaborative Center for Learning, Assessment, and Instruction in Mathematics," University of Tennessee, $171,000.

College of Fine Arts

SANDRA SLEIGHT-BRENNAN (Kennedy Museum of Art), "Kennedy Museum of Art Operating Support," Ohio Arts Council, $17,375.

SALLY DELGADO (Kennedy Museum of Art), "Third Thursday Family Nights," Ohio Arts Council, $8,077.

RUTH BRADLEY (Athens Center for Film and Video), "Athens International Film & Video Festival," Ohio Arts Council, $8,100.

College of Health and Human Services 

DAVID PARSONS (hearing, speech and language sciences), "Pediatric Medical Specialty Clinics," Ohio Department of Health, $1,650.

CHARLES STARKEY (recreation and sport sciences), "Athletic Training Services for Area High Schools," Various High Schools, $99,700; $107.

JAMES KAHLER (recreation and sport sciences), "Disney Sports - Graduate Internship," Disney Sports Attractions, $15,600.

College of Osteopathic Medicine  

DANNY SMITH (information and planning), "State Funding - Ohio Behavioral Telehealth Network," Ohio Department of Health, $49,920.

PATRICK O'CONNER and NANCY STEVENS (biomedical science), "Closing the African Gap - Cretaceous and Paleogene Paleontology of the Rukwa Rift Basin, Southwestern Tanzania," National Science Foundation, $111,834.

BRIAN PHILLIPS (information and planning), "RHIOhio Conference Sponsorship," Osteopathic Heritage Foundation, $15,000.

KATHLEEN TRACE (community and clinical services), "Student Sight Saver Program," Friends of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus, $4,500.

Russ College of Engineering and Technology

JIANCHAO ZHU (electrical engineering and computer science), "Lyapunov Stability Metrics," Auburn University, $19,538.

CHANG LIU and WILLIAM SAMS (electrical engineering and computer science), "Credit Union Teen Grid Second Life Project 'Lost in BC'," Filene Research Institute, $21,772.

DALE MASEL (industrial and manufacturing systems engineering), "Development of a Classroom Module on Order Profiling," Order Fulfillment Council, $7,000.

M. KHAIRUL ALAM (mechanical engineering), "MII - Mulitple Activities," Material Innovations, $50,067.

SHAD SARGAND (civil engineering), "Akron University Transportation Center - Feasibility of Using Cone Penetrometer Truck (CPT) to Install Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) and Fiber Optic Slope Failure Detectors in Pavement Structures," University of Akron, $20,000.

GAYLE MITCHELL, R. RIEFLER (civil engineering), and GLEN JACKSON (College of Arts and Sciences - chemistry and biochemistry), "Vegetated Biofilter for Post Construction Storm Water Management for Linear Transportation Projects," Ohio Department of Transportation, $147,754.

VALERIE YOUNG (chemical and biomolecular engineering), "Injury and Mortality Risks from Wildland Fire Smoke and Heat Exposures - Smoke Particulate and Gas Concentration during Hardwood Fires and Nighttime Inversions," U.S. Department of Agriculture, $26,580.