AASU Awards Research and Scholarship Grants

The following grants were awarded in Round One of the AASU Research and Scholarship Committee’s 2000-01 grant competition:

Chris Baker, languages, literature and philosophy, Absolutism and the Scientific Revolution, 1600-1720, $2,000.

Mark Burge, computer science, Ear Based Biometric Recognition, $2,201.

Bill Deaver, languages, literature and philosophy, Cuban-American Writers: At Sea or At Ease?, $1,258.

Sabrina Hessinger, mathematics, Infinite Imprimitive Algebraic Groups, $2,063.

John Kraft, psychology, Foraging on the Internet, $2,500.

David Lake, physical therapy, The Effect of BodyBladeTM Training on the Performance of Baseball and Softball Players, $905.

Will Lynch, chemistry and physics, Preparation of Sol-gel Encapsulated Carbon Monoxide Sensors, $1,220.

Cheryl McFadden, early childhood and Mikki Garcia, special education, Effectiveness of EIP Classrooms on Student Achievement, $2,500.

Dan Skidmore-Hess, criminal justice, social/political science, Policy, Interest Groups, and the Changing World Economy, 1967-77, $1,800.

Tom Smith, biology, Studies on a novel human ecto-apyrase, $2,608.

Michael Toma, economics, Planning for Tourism in the Savannah Region, $2,500.

Richard Wallace, chemistry and physics, Environmentally Friendly Organic Chemistry Using Brewer’s Yeast, $1,100.

Greg Wimer, health and physical education and Kristinn Heinrichs, physical therapy, Mechanisms of Cold-Induced Vasodilitation, $2,345.

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