AASU Awards Research and Scholarship Grants

The following grants were awarded in Round One of the AASU Research and Scholarship Committee’s 1998-99 grant competition:

Michelle Dumpe, nursing. Forecasting Nursing Workforce Supply and Demand. $2,000.

Robert Harris, art, music and theatre. Life and Music of George R. Root, 19th Century American Music Pioneer. $1,990.

Linda Hyde and Brett Larson, biology. Pilot Study on Melatonin Measurement in Fundulus Herteroclitus. $1,800.

Steve Jodis, computer science. Investigating the Relationships Between the Structured and Transparent Query Languages. $1,380.

Will Lynch, chemistry and physics. Supercritical and Traditional Catalysis for Petroleum Remediation. $970.

Leslie Sconduto, languages, literature, and philosophy. English Translation of Guillaume de Palerne. $2,000.

Camille Stern, nursing. Life Responses and Experiences of Women Following a Myocardial Infarction. $1,800.

Teresa Winterhalter, languages, literature, and philosophy. Voices From the Homefront. $2,000.

The following grants were awarded in Round Two of the AASU Research and Scholarship Committee’s 1998-99 grant competition:

Carol Andrews, languages, literature, and philosophy and Michael Price, history.  Idler's Retreat:  Brainard Cheny and the Agrarian Tradition.  $3,784.

Judy Awong-Taylor, biology and Stephen Taylor, psychology.  Effects of Selected Toxicants on Reproductive Behavior and Learning on Livebearing Fishes.  $1,033.

Christopher Baker, languages, literature, and philosophy.  Absolutism and the Scientific Revolution:  1600-1720.  $2,254.

Marilyn Buck, nursing.  Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS).   $2,000.

Migdalia Garcia, special education and Cheryl McFadden, early childhood education.  A Survey of Classroom Management Practices in the Savannah/Chatham Schools.  $1,995.

Laurent Guillou, biology.  Fatty Acid Profiles on Helicobacter pylori.  $2,000.

Daniel Skidmore-Hess, criminal justice, social and political sciences.   ATWS - Editing Conference Proceedings.  $2,475.

Helen Taggart, nursing.  Tai Chi, Balance, Functional Mobility, Fear of Falling, and Health Perception Among Older Women.  $2,200.

James Todesca, history.  The Castrojeriz Coin Hoard.   $2,010.

Michael Toma, psychology.  Hey!  Where's the Starbucks?.   $1,600.

Richard Wallace and Will Lynch, chemistry and physics.  Investigation of Potential Chiral Catalysts.  $1,920.

Steven Weiner, chemistry and physics.  Homology Modeling of Cysteine and Serine Proteases.  $2,210.

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