FY 2000 New Funds
FY 2000 1st Quarter
- Joseph Bosco, “Taiwan’s Present and Future Status and China ‘s Use of Force,” Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation
- Diane Taylor, “TH2 Bias Effect on Malarial Immunity in Cameroon ,” National Institutes of Health
Center for Australian, New Zealand & Pacific Studies
- Richard Teare, “Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies,” Embassy of New Zealand
Center for Latin American Studies
- John Tutino, “Mexico and the United States: Inseparable Histories,” National Endowment for the Humanities
Center for Population and Health
- Maxine Weinstein, “Biodemographic Models of Reproductive Aging,” National Institutes of Health
- Maxine Weinstein, “Biodemographic Models of Reproductive Aging,” National Institutes of Health
- Michael Pope, “X-Ray Crystallography of Procyanidin Oligomers,” Mars, Inc.
- Paul Roepe, “Recombinant Anti-DC33 Antibody for AML,” Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
- Marius Schwartz, “IPA with the Department of Justice, Antitrust Division,” Department of Justice
- Marc Chernick, “When Peace Negotiations Address Environmental Policies: Colombia ,” U.S. Institute of Peace
- Stephen King, “Postdoctoral Fellowship for Minorities,” National Research Council
- Gerald Mara, “Faculty Seminars on Social Theory and Cultural Study,” National Endowment for the Humanities
Institute for the Study of Diplomacy
- Casimir Yost, “Congress and Foreign Policy in Post-Cold War Era,” Anonymous
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Andrew Schoenholz, “Support for Key Institutions – Program on Comparative Immigration and Integration,” The German Marshall Fund of the United States
- Leroy Walters, “National Information Resource on Ethics and Human Genetics,” National Institutes of Health
- Leroy Walters, “Creation of Bioethics Citations for the NLM Search Systems,” National Institutes of Health
- James Alatis, “Bilingual Education: Graduate Fellowship Program,” US Department of Education
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Geraldine Dallek, “Telephone Survey Report,” National Committee for Quality Assurance
- Janlori Goldman, “Health Privacy Project,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Virginia Hodgkinson, “World Values Survey,” Anonymous
- James O’Hara, “Public Education Campaign for Public Health,” The Pew Charitable Trusts
- Robert Schoeplein, “DC Children and Youth Investment Partnership,” DC Agenda
- Richard Sorian, “Policy Papers on Children’s Health Issues,” The Johns Hopkins University
National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health
- Rochelle Mayer, “A Healthy Start National Resource Center ,” Department of Health and Human Services
- Linda Randolph, “Services for DCDFC,” DC Developing Families Center
- Jose Bowen, “The Conductor and the Score,” National Endowment for the Humanities
- Henry Richardson, “Democratic Reasoning about the Ends of Policy,” National Endowment for the Humanities
- John Currie, “Non-Exclusive Use of the Department of Physics GAEL Laboratory,” Southern California Air Conditioner Distributors
- James Freericks, “Combining ab initio Methods and many-Body Theory to Describe the Electron-Phonon Interaction in Real Materials,” National Science Foundation
- Amy Liu, “Anharmonic Interactions Between Novel Surfaces and Adsorbates,” Naval Research Laboratory
- Alan Andreasen, “Applying Marketing Concepts from the Private Sector,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- James Angel, “Visiting Academic Fellow,” National Association of Securities Dealers
- Patricia Fairfield, “IPA with the Securities and Exchange Commission,” Securities and Exchange Commission
School for Summer and Continuing Education
- Emma Harrington, “Institute On The Constitution,” The James Madison Fellowship Foundation
- Anthony Moore, “Organization Development and Change Management Certificate Program,” American Management Systems
- Ann Williams, “Glass Management Institute Certificate Program,” National Glass Association
- Charles Kupchan, “Return to a Multipolar World: U.S. Grand Strategy,” US Institute of Peace
- James Ludes, “Conference entitled “Buck Rogers or Rock Throwers?”,” Anonymous
- Rebecca Wong, “Health and Aging: RPO 68282,” The World Bank
Volunteer and Public Service Center
- Christopher Koliba, “CITY: Collaborative Initiative for Tutoring Youth,” Corporation for National Service
FY 2000 2nd Quarter
- Joseph Neale, “Relationship between N-Acetylaspartylglutamate and the Metabolic Glutamate R,” Bayer AG
- Joseph Neale, “The Development of an Assay for Peptidase Activity against N-Acetylaspartylg,” Pfizer, Inc.
- Isabella Quakyi, “Immune Disregulation in Malaria and Concomitant Measles,” National Institutes of Health
- Diane Taylor, “Training of Cameroonian Scientists,” National Institutes of Health
- Diane Taylor, “Acquisition of Immunity to Malaria in Cameroon,” National Institutes of Health
Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
- Judith Tucker, “National Resource Center on the Middle East,” Department of Education
Center for Latin American Studies
- Gillian Gunn Clissold, “Research Program on U.S.-Cuba Security Issues,” Christopher Reynolds Foundation, Inc.
- Gillian Gunn Clissold, “Project to Promote Mutual Understanding and Greater Interaction Between Cuban and Caribbean Scholars,” General Services Foundation
- Gillian Gunn Clissold, “Expansion of the Georgetown University Caribbean Project’s Support for Cuban Scholars,” Christopher Reynolds Foundation, Inc.
Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching & Service
- Jeffrey Collmann, “Georgetown University Community Outreach Partnership Center,” US Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Michael Pope, “Derivatization and Functionalization of Polyoxometalates for Catalysis and New Materials,” Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
- David Yang, “Technical Support for an Ongoing Biological Welfare Research,” US Army Medical Research
- David Yang, “Fatty Acid Binding Proteins,” Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
- Rebecca Wong, “Mexican Health and Aging Study,” NIH/University of Pennsylvania
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Susan Martin, “Co-Chair of the Transatlantic Learning Community Immigration Project,” The German Marshall Fund of the US
- Catherine Ball, “Visiting Scientist Assignment,” National Science Foundation
- Deborah Tannen, “Balancing Work and Family: Creating Parental Identities through Talk,” The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
- Hans Engler, “IPA for Hans Engler,” National Science Foundation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Judith Feder, “Analytic and Research Support for the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Janlori Goldman, ”Legislative Monitoring Project ,” California HealthCare Foundation
- Virginia Hodgkinson, ”Grantee Capacity Building,” Jessie Ball DuPont Fund
- Paul Offner, ”Safety Net Health Care System,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Karen Pollitz, ”Consumer Protection in Private Insurance: State Implementation and Enforcement Experience,” The Lewin Group/HHS
- Robert Schoeplein, ”DC Office of Early Childhood Development, “University of the District of Columbia
National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health
- Rochelle Mayer, “National Consortium to Advance Education,” HRSA/Maternal and Child Health Bureau
- Bernard Finel, “DLAMP Course Development – II,” Booz-Allen and Hamilton, Inc.
- John Currie, “Non-Exclusive Use of the Department of Physics GAEL Laboratory,” Southern California Air Conditioning Distributors
- James Freericks, “A Microscopic Description of the Josephson-Junction Interface,” Office of Naval Research
- Joseph Serene, “Green’s Function Monte Carlo Approaches to Atomic, Molecular, and Condensed Matter Physics,” Office of Naval Research
- Darlene Howard, “Aging and the Implicit Learning of Sequential Patterns,” National Institutes of Health
School for Summer and Continuing Education
- Roy Godson, “Bradley Fellowship,” The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation
- George Shambaugh, “Public Decisions to Manage Private Capital,” Anonymous
FY 2000 3rd Quarter
- Matthew Hamilton, “CRB – The Impacts of Tropical Forest Fragmentation on Population Structure, Seed and Pollen Gene Flow and Future Genetic Diversity in the Tropical Tree Corythophora alta,” National Science Foundation
- David Nishioka, “Biological Effects of Telomerase Inhibitors on Normal Cells: Sea Urchin Embryo Model,” CTRC Research Foundation
- Diane Taylor, “Training of Cameroonian Scientists in Malaria Research,” National Institutes of Health/University of North Carolina
- Martha Weiss, “Ecological Significance of Frass Ejection Behavior in Lepidopteron Larvae,” Department of Agriculture
Center for Latin American Studies
- John Bailey, “Technical Development of the Political Database of the Americas,” Organization of American States
- John Bailey, “Teaching, Research and Outreach – Mexico Project,” The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
- Miguel Ceballos, “Structuring Technical Study Groups for Colombian Peace,” United States Agency for International Development
Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching & Service
- Sharon Morgenthaler, “Service for All Seasons/Community Preservation Day,” Corporation for National Service
- Shaka Thorne, “After School Kids (ASK) Program,” DC Government
- Paul Roepe, “The Physiology of Drug Resistant Malaria,” National Institutes of Health
- Paul Roepe, “Pilot Studies in Drug and Gene Delivery Platforms,” Theramed, Inc.
- David Yang, “Identification of Changes in Gene Expression,” DARPA
- Marius Schwartz, “IPA Agreement with the Department of Justice, Anti-Trust Division,” US Department of Justice
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Susan Forbes-Martin, “World Migration Report,” International Organization for Migration
- Susan Forbes-Martin, “Complex Forced Migration Emergencies: Towards a New Humanitarian Regime,” The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
- Lindsay Lowell, “Assessing the H1-B Workforce,” Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers, Inc.
- Deborah Tannen, “Balancing Work and Family: Creating Parental Identities through Talk,” The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Judith Feder, “Continuation of the Project on Incremental Health Reform,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Janlori Goldman, “Ethical Issues Surrounding E-Health,” California HealthCare Foundation
- Virginia Hodgkinson, “Grantee Capacity Building,” Jesse Ball duPont Fund
- Virginia Hodgkinson, “Fostering Community Leadership: Educational Partnerships to Build the Leadership Capability of the Nonprofit Sector in the National Capital Area,” The W.K. Kellogg Foundation
- Harriet Komisar, “Impact of the Balanced Act on Home Health,” Laguna Research Associates
- Jens Ludwig, “National Consortium on Violence Research,” Carnegie Mellon University/NSF
- James O’Hara, “Public Education Campaign for Public Health,” The Pew Charitable Trusts
- Karen Pollitz, “Issue Brief on State External Review Programs,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Alexandra Shields, “Racial Disparities in Quality of Asthma Care Received by Children in Medicaid Managed Care,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Richard Sorian, “Advancing HIV/AIDS Policy Discussions on ,”The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- John Currie, “Non-Exclusive Use of the Department of Physics GAEL Laboratory,” Southern California Air Conditioning Distributors
- Amy Liu, “Conference on Electronic Structure and Magnetism in Complex Materials,” National Science Foundation
- Amy Liu, “Anharmonic Interactions Between Novel Surfaces and Adsorbates,” Naval Research Laboratory
- Jeffrey Urbach, “Precisely Controlled Gradients for Axon Guidance,” National Institutes of Health
- Charles Kupchan, “Rising and Fading Powers: International Order in Transition,” United Nations University
- Bernard Finel, “Conference – Regional Security Orders a Decade After the Cold War,” United States Air Force
FY 2000 4th Quarter
- Janet Mann, “REU Supplement,” National Science Foundation
- Joseph Neale, “NAAG Peptidase and Neuronal Function,” National Institutes of Health
- Ronda Rolfes, “Regulation of Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis in Yeast,” National Science Foundation
- Anne Rosenwald, “Regulation of Membrane Traffic by the Arl Protein in Yeast,” National Science Foundation
- Diane Taylor, “Acquisition of Immunity to Malaria in Cameroon ,” National Institutes of Health
Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
- Judith Tucker, “National Resource Center and Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship,” Education Department
Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies
- Harley Balzer, “National Resource Center and Foreign Language Area Studies Fellowship Program,” Education Department
Center for Latin American Studies
- Miguel Ceballos, “Internal War and Democratic Governability,” United States Agency for International Development
- Robin King, “Trade and Integration in the Americas: Training for Government Officials,” Government of Jamaica
- Miguel Ceballos, “IPA with the national Security Council,” National Security Council
- Angel de Dios, “CAREER: NMR Chemical Shifts in Peptides,” National Science Foundation
- Michael Pope, “Derivatized and Nanoscale Polyoxometalate Cluster Anions,” National Science Foundation
- Richard Weiss, “Macroscopic Perturbations and Microscopic Consequences to the Dynamics of Guest Molecules in a Set of Well-Characterized Polyethylene Films Characterization of Guest Sites,” American Chemical Society/Petroleum Research Fund
- Richard Weiss, “Molecular Approaches to the Design, Utilization and Transformation of Assemblies,” National Science Foundation
- Richard Squier, “Solitonic Gateless Computing,” Department of the Army
- Gerald Mara, “Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research,” Department of Education
- Gerald Mara, “Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad,” Department of Education
- Nancy Tucker, “Rethinking US-Taiwan Relations,” Anonymous
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Patricia Fagen, “Phasing Out Phasing Down – Impacts on Peace Consolidation & Rebuilding,” United States Institute of Peace
- Susan Forbes-Martin, “Refugees and Humanitarian Emergencies,” The Andrew Mellon Foundation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Judith Feder, “Picker/Commonwealth Program on Fostering the Independence of Frail Elders,” The Commonwealth Fund
- Janlori Goldman, “Evaluation of Quotesmith Web Site,” California HealthCare Foundation
- Janlori Goldman, “Assessing the Privacy Policies of Health Insurance Sites,” California HealthCare Foundation
- Janlori Goldman, “General Operations Support for the Health Privacy Project,” Trellis Fund
- Virginia Hodgkinson, “World Values Survey,” The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
- Virginia Hodgkinson, “Comparative Research Project on Civil Society and its Relationship to Government,” The Ford Foundation
- Virginia Hodgkinson, “World Values Survey,” The Ford Foundation
- Jean Mitchell, “Disease Management in the Florida Medicaid Program for AIDS, Diabetes, and Hemophilia,” Florida State University/HCFA
- James O’Hara, “Public Education Campaign for Public Health,” The Pew Charitable Trusts
- Karen Pollitz, “Assess Individual Insurance Market in the Post-HIPAA Era: Lessons Learned,” Department of Health and Human Services
- Karen Pollitz, “Providing Information to Consumers on Access to Health Care Coverage,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Karen Pollitz, “Consumer Training Program,” W. K. Kellogg Foundation
- Robert Schoeplein, “DC Children and Youth Investment Partnership,” DC Agenda
- Robert Schoeplein, “Preparation of Indexed Inventories,” DC Agenda
- Alexandra Shields, “Translating Science to Practice – Policy Component,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Richard Sorian, “Policy Papers on Children’s Health Issues,” The Johns Hopkins University
- Richard Sorian, “Translating Science to Practice: Building an Action Strategy – Communications,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Alison Hilton, “Meetings to Discuss Future Russian Folk Art Exhibit,” Trust for Mutual Understanding
- John Currie, “Bio-fluidic Chip Technology for Chemical/Biological Microsystems,” Department of the Army
- John Currie, “Non-Exclusive Use of the Department of Physics GAEL Laboratory,” Southern California Air Conditioner Distributors
- Amy Liu, “Workshop on Opportunities in Materials Theory (II),” National Science Foundation
- Amy Liu, “Conference on Electronic Structure and Magnetism in Complex Materials,” Office of Naval Research Laboratory
- Jeffery Urbach, “PECASE: Non-Equilibrium Dynamics of Thin Fluidized Granular Media,” National Science Foundation
- Darlene Howard, “Aging and the Implicit Learning of Sequential Patterns,” National Institutes of Health
- Marlene Morris, “The Strong Start Program: A Faculty for the Future Initiative,” Duke University/GE Fund
- Stanley Nollen, “Business Decisions About Knowledge Transfer to Foreign Operations: The Effects of WTO in India ,” Carnegie Bosch Institute
School for Summer and Continuing Education
- Michael Collins, “Organization Development Certificate Program – Hague,” American Management Systems
- Emma Harrington, “Institute On The Constitution,” The James Madison Fellowship Foundation
Science, Technology and International Affairs
- Kai-Henrik Barth, “Scientists and the Making of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty,” National Science Foundation