UM-St. Louis researchers finished off FY 2006 bringing in more than $1.1 million in June. Watch for a complete funding report for FY06 in next month's newsletter.
EXTERNALLY FUNDED AWARDS, June 2006
Joel Glassman, Center for International Studies, awarded $5,000 for “The International Performing Arts Series” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
Robert Harris, Psychology, awarded $19,500 for “Psychology Clerkship” by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.
Kathleen Haywood, Teaching & Learning, awarded $60,000 for “AIR - Institutional Research Certificate Program” by the Association for Institutional Research.
Deborah Henry, Continuing Education & Outreach, awarded $13,000 for “28th Annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
John Hoover, Mercantile Library, awarded $25,000 for “Exhibit for the Missouri Wine and Grape Board” by the Missouri Department of Agriculture.
Robert Marquis, Biology, awarded $67,589 for “Timber harvesting effects on the Missouri oak herbivore fauna associated with the Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project” by the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Robert Paul, Psychology, awarded $152,024 for “Career Improving adherence to HAART in HIV” by the National Institute of Mental Health.
Lois Pierce, Social Work, awarded $295,906 for “Title IV E Child Welfare Training” by the Missouri Division of Family Services.
Lois Pierce, Social Work, awarded $147,267 for “MSW Graduate Training for Public Child Welfare” by the Missouri Division of Family Services.
Lloyd Richardson, Jr., and Cody Ding, Educational Leadership & Policy, Educational Psychology and Mathematics & Computer Science, awarded $13,520 for “Investigation of Middle and High School Future Educator Program Characteristics” by the Hoenny Center for Research and Development.
Robert Ricklefs, Biology, awarded $41,000 for “2002 Predoctoral Fellowship in Biological Sciences” by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Patricia Saleeby, Social Work, awarded $249,170 for “Komen Foundation- Improving Access to Breast Health Facilities and Services for Women with Disabilities” by the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Terry Suhre, Art & Art History, awarded $9,000 for “Gallery 210 Exhibition Season” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
Diane Touliatos, Center for the Humanities, awarded $3,700 for “The Monday Noon Cultural Series and Poetry and Short Story Reading Series” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis (project performance dates: 6/1/2006 to 5/31/2007)
Mark Tranel, Public Policy Research Center, awarded $10,000 for “Technology Applications: Tools for Community Development in St. Louis City” by Saint Louis University.
Mary Troy, English, awarded $3,400 for “Natural Bridge” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
Xuemin Wang, Biology, awarded $15,000 for “REU Supplement: Metabolomic Profiling of Lipids and Their Compositional Dynamics in Plant Stress Responses” by the National Science Foundation, Molecular and Cellular Biosciences.
Mel Watkin, Public Policy Research Center, awarded $10,000 for “PPRC Gallery and Photography Project” by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Mel Watkin, Public Policy Research Center, awarded $6,800 for “PPRC Gallery and Photography Project” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
Patricia Wente, KWMU FM Radio, awarded $5,500 for “Cityscape” by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
Total: $1,152,376
