Proposals Funded/Grants Received
Following is a list of proposals that have been funded during the fiscal year (6/1/2004 through 5/31/2005).
Peg Adams, Ithaca Opportunity Programs, received a grant from the The State Education Department titled "2004-2005 Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP)." The amount of the award is $47,347. The budget period is from 7/04 through 6/05.
Terry Beckley, Gerontology Institute, received a grant from Alterra titled "9/2004 Gerontology Conference Support." The amount of the award is $200. The budget period is from 8/04 through 12/04.
Terry Beckley, Gerontology Institute, received a grant from the Lilly Foundation titled "9/2004 Gerontology Conference Support." The amount of the award is $2,431. The budget period is from 11/04 through 5/05.
Terry Beckley, Gerontology Institute, received a grant from Walden Place titled "9/2004 Gerontology Conference Support." The amount of the award is $200. The budget period is from 8/04 through 12/04.
Marian Brown, Provost Office, received an anonymous grant titled "Betsy Taylor Visit." The amount of the award is $4,000. The budget period is from 9/04 through 12/04.
Marina Caillaud, Department of Biology, received a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture titled "The genetic and biochemical regulation of luteovirus transmission-Microsatellite markers for Schizaphis graminum." The amount of the award is $10,000. The budget period is from 9/03 through 8/05.
Vicki Cameron, Department of Biology, received a grant from the National Science Foundation titled "Effect of Amino Acid Substitutions on the Production, Localization, Processing, Stability and Function of Subunit II of Cytochrome c Oxidase in Yeast." The amount of the award is $70,208; the four year total is $281,877. The budget period is from 4/05 through 3/06; the project period is from 4/03 through 3/07.
Christopher Campbell and Tammy Shapiro, School of Communcations, received a grant from the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation titled "Lessons from Iraq: Journalism and Professional Responsibility during Times of War." The amount of the award is $60,000. The budget period is from 1/05 through 12/05.
Lisabeth Chabot, Library, received a grant from the South Central Regional Library Council titled "Library Acquisition." The amount of the award is $2,314. The budget period is from 6/04 through 5/05.
Lisabeth Chabot, Library, received a grant from the State Education Department/Coordinated Collection Development Aid titled "Library Collection Aid." The amount of the award is $10,097. The budget period is from 7/04 through 6/05.
Jeff Claus, Center for Teacher Education, received an anonymous grant titled "Community Unity." The amount of the award is $10,000. The budget period is from 5/04 through 9/04.
Beth Clark, Department of Physics, received a subcontract from Johns Hopkins University to perform work on a grant from NASA titled "NEAR NIS Photometric Recalibration." The amount of the award is $33,944. The project period is from 4/05-1/06.
Alan Cohen, School of Business, received a grant from the Internal Revenue Service titled "Low Income Tax Clinic." The amount of the award is $6,925. The budget period is from 1/05 through 12/05.
Pablo Cohen, School of Music, received a grant from the D'Addario Foundation for the Performing Arts titled "2005 Guitar Competition." The amount of the award is $1,500. The budget period is from 1/04 through 12/04.
John Confer, Department of Biology, received a grant from the NYS DEC Bureau of Wildlife titled "Habitat Restoration for Golden-winged Warblers at the Indian Hill Area within Sterling Forest State Park." The amount of the award is $39,988. The budget period is from 4/04 through 3/06.
John Confer, Department of Biology, received a grant from the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency titled "Multi-faceted Sustainability on Ithaca College Natural Lands." The amount of the award is $20,000. The budget period is from 9/04 through 9/05.
John Confer, Department of Biology, received a grant from the New York State Biodiversity Research Institute, titled "Environmental Education Regarding Shrubland Restoration and Golden-winged Warblers in Sterling Forest State Park." The amount of the award is $12,100. The project period is from 4/05-3/06.
John Confer, Department of Biology, received a grant from the Sterling Forest Partnership, titled "Habitat Restoration for Golden-Winged Warblers in New York." The amount of the award is $18,000. The project period is from 1/05-12/05.
Melinda Cozzolino, Department of Occupational Therapy, received a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services/HRSA, titled "Center for Life Skills: An interdisciplinary model for student training." The amount of the award is $23,094; the three-year total is $263,938. The budget period is from 7/04-6/05; the project period is from 9/02-6/05.
Wanda Dann, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, received a subcontract from St. Josephs University to perform activities related to a grant from the National Science Foundation titled "JABRWOC - - Java-based Animation: Building Virtual Worlds for Object-oriented Programming." The amount of the award is $38,163; the three year total is $96,460. The budget period is from 9/04 through 8/05; the project period is from 9/03 through 8/06.
Wanda Dann, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, received a subcontract from St. Josephs University to perform activities related to a grant from the National Science Foundation titled "Program Visualization Using Virtual Worlds." The amount of the award is $67,900. The budget period is from 6/04 through 8/06.
Akiko Fillinger, Department of Chemistry, received a grant from the American Chemical Society titled "p-Type CU20 Nanocrystalline Films for Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion." The amount of the award is $35,000. The budget period is from 9/05 through 8/07.
Chip Gagnon, Department of Politics, received a grant from the Mott Foundation, titled "Local Dimensions of Sustainable Democracy-Building: Research and training for policy impact in the Southern Balkans." The amount of the award is $5,000. The project period is from 1/05-6/06.
Scott Hamula, Department of Television and Radio, received a grant from the Direct Marketing Day Foundation, Inc. titled "Direct Marketing Teaching Resources." The amount of the award is $2,000. The budget period is from 7/04 through 12/04.
Nancy Jacobson, Department of Biology, received a grant from the National Science Foundation, titled "Sencer Summer Institute 2005." The amount of the award is $3,800. The project period is from 6/05-7/06.
Barbara Johnson, Department of Anthropology, received a grant from the Dorot Foundation titled "Jewish Studies Travel to Israel." The maximum award is $3,000. The budget period is from 4/05 through 10/05.
Barbara Johnson, Department of Anthropology, received a grant from the Harriet and Esteban Vicente Foundation, titled "Research and Writing on Kerala (Cochini) Jewish Women's Songs." The amount of the award is $2,500. The project period is from 5/05-4/06.
Luke Keller, Department of Physics, received a grant from the Research Corporation titled "Spectroscopic characterization of proto-planetary disks orbiting intermediate-mass stars." The amount of the award is $33,484. The budget period is from 8/04 through 7/06.
Deborah King, Department of Exercise Science, received a grant from the IOC Medical Comission/Olympic Research on Sport Sciences/Pfizer titled "Generation of Angular Momentum and Vertical Velocity in Quadruple Revolution Figure Skating Jumps." The amount of the award is $6,000. The budget period is from 7/04 through 6/05.
Marilyn Kinner, Gerontology Institute, received a grant from the Central New York Area Health Education Center titled "Training to Improve Supervision Skills for Nurses in Long-Term Care Organizations." The amount of the award is $8,500. The budget period is from 8/04 through 5/05.
John Krout, Gerontology Institute, received a grant from the Area Health Education Centers titled "Expanding Geriatric Training to Rural Western New York." The amount of the award is $15,000. The budget period is from 10/04 through 12/04.
John Krout, Gerontology Institute, received a grant from the Central New York Area Health Education Centers titled "Gerontology Training for Health Professionals and Paraprofessionals in Rural Central NY." The amount of the award is $10,000. The budget period is from 11/04 through 12/05.
John Krout, Gerontology Institute, received a subcontract from the University of Rochester to perform activities related to a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services titled "Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center." The amount of the award is $54,827; the five year total is $156,465. The budget period is from 7/04 through 6/05; the project period is from 7/00 through 6/05.
Dianne Lynch, School of Communications, received an anonymous grant titled "Ten Summer Internships at Progressive Media Organizations." The amount of the award is $25,000. The budget period is from 1/05 through 8/05.
Deborah Nawoczenski, Department of Physical Therapy, received an anonymous grant titled "Collaborative Foot and Ankle Research Activities." The amount of the award is $75,000. The budget period is from 8/04 through 7/05.
Jack Peck, Department of Psychology, received a subcontract from Cornell University to perform activites related to a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services-National Institutes of Health titled "Neurotransmitters, Neuromodulators and Motor Systems." The amount of the award is $24,739. The budget period is from 8/04 through 12/05.
Thomas H. Reynolds, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences, received a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services-National Institutes of Health titled "Mammalian Target of Rapamycin and Insulin Resistance." The amount of the award is $189,265. The budget period is from 3/05 through 2/08.
Cyndy Scheibe, Department of Psychology, received a grant from the Gannett Foundation titled "Teen Radio News - Project Look Sharp." The amount of the award is $1,000. The budget period is from 9/04 through 7/05.
Christopher Sperry, Project Look Sharp, received a grant from Bob Schumann, titled "Media Construction of Presidential Campaigns 2nd Edition." The amount of the award is $5,000. The project period is from 5/05-12/05.
Sharon Stansfield, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, received a grant from the National Science Foundation titled "Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Virtual Reality, Visualization, and Imaging." The amount of the award is $55,201; the three year total is $165,603. The budget period is from 4/05 through 3/06; the project period is from 4/04 through 3/07.
Susan Swensen, Department of Biology, received a supplement to an existing grant from the National Science Foundation titled "Collaborative Research: Evolution of host use by Blepharoneura (Diptera:Tephritidae) on Guraniinae (Cucurbitaceae) Plants." The amount of the award is $10,088. The budget period is from 3/05 through 9/05.
Pat Tempesta, Center for Teacher Education, received a grant from the Friends of the Frederick Douglass Academy, Inc. titled "Scholarships support for FDA graduates at Ithaca College." The amount of the award is $25,000. The budget period is from 8/04 through 5/05.
Pat Tempesta, Center for Teacher Education, received an anonymous grant titled "FDA Partnership." The amount of the award is $20,000;. The budget period is from 8/04 through 5/05.
Anne Woodard, Bursar Office, received a grant from the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation, titled "Financial Aid Training Grant." The amount of the award is $6,562. The project period is from 1/05-12/05.
Patricia Zimmermann, Department of Cinema and Photography, received an anonymous grant titled "Judith Helfand Residency." The amount of the award is $5,000. The budget period is from 6/04 through 12/04.
The School of Communications received an anonymous grant titled "Ken Burns Internship." The amount of the award is $5,000. The budget period is from 6/04 through 8/04.
The Office of the Provost received a grant from the New York State Department of State, titled "Sustainable Tompkins Phase I: a Community Conversation on the Challenge of Sustainable Development." The amount of the award is $7,000. The project period is from 4/04-6/04.
Ithaca College received an anonymous grant titled "Community Fireworks." The amount of the award is $5,000. The budget period is from 6/04 through 7/04.
