Selected Faculty Summer Research Grants (2011-2012): Kyle Bennett, Biology Comparing sex-linked mitochondrial genomes of species within the Brachidontes exustus complex Jennifer Boyle, Political Science Public Attitudes and Elite Responses to the European Sovereign Debt Crisis Krista Diedrich, Kinesiology Maintaining Sanity through Effective Discipline Gurram Gopal, Business Challenges for Supply Chain Management Programs: Gaps between academic training and the needs of Industry Ami Johanson, Chemistry Study of Mushroom Tyrosinase Isoform Activity Eve Mellgren, Biology Pseudomonas syringae recognition and adaptation to the plant leaf environment using the PhoP/PhoQ system Venkatesh Gopal, Physics Follow that Smell! Schlieren Imaging of Airborne Odor Plume Tracking by Drosophila Larvae Merrilee Guenther, Biology Paleohistology of Dinosaurian Postcranial Bones An investigation of the bone microstructure of sauropod dinosaurs Selected Faculty Student Collaborative Research Grants (2011-2012): Kyle Bennett, Biology Students: Jessica Wadleigh and Elizabeth Ferhati Comparing sex-linked mitochondrial genomes of species within the Brachidontes exustus complex Venkatesh Gopal, Physics Students: Anthony Paparo and Robert Morton Follow that Smell! Schlieren Imaging of Airborne Odor Plume Tracking by Drosophila Larvae Merrilee Guenther, Biology Student: Matthew Geyer Paleohistology of Dinosaurian Postcranial Bones An investigation of the Bone Microstructure of Sauropod Dinosaurs Diana Brannon, Education Student: Liz Kawa Designing a PARTNERS Dialogic Reading Preschool Program for Children and Families Deemed At Risk Jon Johnson, Mathematics Students: Marissa Clougher, Jennifer Jeffrey, and Sarah Wesley Explorations in Number Theory Sara Finley, Psychology Student: Elizabeth Wiemers Artificial Grammar Learning and the Critical Period Bruce Fischer, Business Student: Matthew Rohde An Investigation into the Motivation in Organizations to Submit Ideas for Innovation Brian Wilhite, Physics Student: Adam Perski Examining the Effect of Redshift on the Quasar Variability-Black Hole Mass Relationship Interdisciplinary Research or Course Development Grants (2011-2012): Merrilee Guenther, Biology and Rich Schultz, Geography and Geosciences BIO 352/GEO 352 Special Topics: Geosciences and Vertebrate Paleontology Field Experience (Course Development) Therese Wehman, Education and Mick Savage, Kinesiology The Influence of International Study-Away and Service-Learning on the Personal and Professional Lives of College Students Russel Ford, Philosophy and Tina Ranalli, World Languages and Literatures Baudelaire's Lesbians: Sexuality, Modernity, and the Poet Katrina Sifferd, Philosophy Neuroscience Boot Camp Kathy Scanlon, Dieke Center for Nursing Development of a Course: Quality and Safety in Healthcare Native American Studies Research Grant (2011-2012): Nancy Lee, Religious Studies The Cherokee Language Surviving King James: Sequoyah and the Cherokee Bible Translations, a Post-Colonial Examination LGBT Studies Curriculum Development Grants (2011-2012): Tina S. Kazan, English Department Development of the new course “Queer and Unruly Rhetoric: Social Activism, Popular Culture and LGBT Studies” Linda Dauskas, Education Revision of the existing course “ECE 413 Child, Family, Community Relationships” Deatra Sullivan-Morgan, Communication Arts and Sciences Development of the new course “Language, Identity and The Rainbow” Michael Lindberg, Geography & Geosciences Development of the new course “Geographies of Sexual and Gender Identities” Mary Walsh, Political Science Revision of the existing course "Feminist Political Theory" to include an enhanced section on lesbian feminism. -- |