AASU Awards Research and Scholarship Grants

The following grants were awarded in Round One of the AASU Research and Scholarship Committee’s 1999-00 grant competition:

Keith Douglass, psychology. Short-term Effects of Alcohol and Thiamine Deficiency on Learning in Rats. $510.

Michelle Dumpe, nursing. Stratified Demand Assessment for Registered Nurses. $1,656.

Mikki Garcia, special education, and Cheryl McFadden, early childhood education. Survey of the Effectiveness of the AASU/Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools Partner Schools Initiative. $2,475.

June Hopkins, history. Jewish First Wife, Divorced: The Selected Letters and Papers of Ethel Gross and Harry Hopkins. $2,389.

Lawrence Lesser, mathematics. Interpretivist Investigation of What Students Find Intuitive in Introductory Statistics. $2,500.

Suzanne Kempke, biology. Preliminary Survey of Primate Populations Living in the Timputini Reserve of Eastern Ecuador. $2,540.

Ritin Khan, biology. Survey of Parasite Fauna Associated with Fiddler Crabs in the Southeastern U.S. $2,500.

Will Lynch, chemistry and physics. Pollution Remediation Using Iron Complexes. $1,520.

Ginger Pruden, nursing. Knowledge and Teaching Activities on Nursing Faculty Related to the Threat of Bioterrorism. $2,500.

Ken Relyea, biology. Analysis of Mitochondrial DNA Sequences in Southeastern USA Killifishes. $2,500.

Howard Robinson, history. Mr. Law, Black Savannah, and the Struggle for Equality. $2,423.

Michael Toma, economics. Regional Impact of J.C. Bamford’s Manufacturing Operations. $2,510.

Steve Weiner, chemistry and physics. Synthesis of Novel Dipeptide Substrates for Dipeptidylpeptidase I. $2,000.

Gregory Wimer, health and physical education. Wearing a Cap and Body Core Temperature During Exercise in the Heat. $2,482.

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