Each year the University conducts an intramural grant competition, the Faculty Development Grants for full-time tenure-track and tenured faculty. These grants are intended to:
• foster excellence in the scholarship of discovery (research), pedagogy, application (service), and creative works
• be a source of seed money to enhance opportunities for extramural funding
• advance the mission of the University
As noted in the letter to faculty dated August 22, you must submit five copies of your proposal to the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs no later than Friday, October 19th. Your proposal should be no longer than three doubled-spaced pages, include a detailed budget, and conform to the specifications outlined in the call for proposals.
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2007-2008 Faculty Development Grant Recipients
Dr. Cindy Arroyo and Dr. Robert Goldfarb, School of Education, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Effect of Alternative-Augmentative Communication by Caregivers in Alzheimer Disease.
Dr. Tandra Chakraborty, College of Arts and Sciences, Biology, Regulation of Feeding Circuits by Hormones and Neuropeptides and Menopause.
Dr. Sidney Boquiren, College of Arts and Sciences, Music, What Doves Can Do: a Series of New Works and Premieres for the Composer /Performer Collective Pulsoptional.
Dr. Beth Christensen, College of Arts and Sciences, Environmental Studies, A Long-term Record of Hurricane Strikes on Long Island: a Classroom-based Research Investigation.
Dr. Christine Coughlin and Dr. David Prottas, School of Nursing and School of Business, Nurse Educational Assistance Research.
Dr. James Dooley, College of Arts and Sciences, Biology, Phylogenetic analysis of the tilefishes (Pisces: Malacanthidae and Branchiostegidae).
Dr. Matthias Foellmer, College of Arts and Sciences, Biology, Female reproductive success as a function of body size, body shape, and development time in the highly dimorphic orb-web spider Argiope aurantia.
Dr. David Keepnews, School of Nursing, Internationally Educated Nurses: Processes of Adjustment and Integration into the U.S. Nursing Workplace.
Dr. Subadra Panchanadeswaran, School of Social Work, An Exploration of the Intersections Between Sex Trading, Drug Use, Violence and HIV-Risk among Substance Using Women in New York City.
Dr. Ganesh Pandit, School of Business, A Study of Audit Firm Size and Annual Financial Restatements.
Dr. David Parkin, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry, Purification of NHII and the Determination of the Catalytic Strategy for NHI from T. vaginalis.
Dr. Lahney Preston-Matto, College of Arts and Sciences, English, Summer Schools in Old and Middle Irish.
Dr. Geoffrey Ream, School of Social Work, Condom cognition: Factors affecting the decision about condom use among homeless lesbian, gay, and transgender youth.
Dr. William Daniel Roberts, School of Nursing, An Assessment of Narrow Band ADHD Assessment Scale Recording and Practice Parameters of Children Diagnosed with ADHD.
Drs. Paul Rukavina, Angela Beale and Sarah Doolittle, School of Education, An In-depth Qualitative Exploration of Physical Education Teachers' Prevention Policies and Individual Teaching and Managerial Strategies Against Obesity Bias.
Dr. Andrea Ward, College of Arts and Sciences, Biology, Evolution of Elongation in Fishes.
Dr. Monica Yang, School of Business, Overseas Expansion of Strategies and Performance of Chinese MNEs.
Dr. Jiang Zhang, School of Business, Pricing and Allocation of Retail Space with RFID Enabled Suppliers.
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