FY 2005 New Funds
FY 2005 1st Quarter
- Joseph Neale, “Undergraduate Biological Sciences Initiative,” Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- Anne Rosenwald, “CAREER: Regulation of Membrane Traffic by the Arl1 Protein in Yeast,” National Science Foundation
- Martha Weiss, “Foraging and Learning by Predatory Polistes Wasps: The Importance of Chemical Signals,” Department of Agriculture
Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
- Judith Tucker, “National Resource Centers on the Middle East and North Africa,” Department of Education
Center for Latin American Studies
- Miguel Ceballos, “Internal Conflict and Democratic Governability,” United States Agency for International Development
- Arturo Valenzuela, “Political Database of the Americas,” Organization of American States
Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship
- Randall Bass, “The Crossroads Online Institute: A Collaborative Model for Sustainable Pedagogy,” Department of Education
Center for Population and Health
- Maxine Weinstein, “Biodemography of Health, Social Factors, and Life Challenge,” National Institute on Aging/NIH
- Anita Bonds, “Youth Civic Engagement,” Middlesex County College/CNCS
- Samuel Marullo, “Building Democracy in the Nation’s Capital,” Center for National and Community Service
- Rasha Hammamieh, “Verification of Molecular Techniques of Mathematically Projected Pathway Information,” United States Army Research Office
- Toshiko Ichiye, “Computer Simulations of Electron Transfer Proteins,” National Institute of General Medical Sciences
- Jennifer Swift, “CAREER: An In Situ AFM Investigation of Cholesterol Crystal Growth,” National Science Foundation
- Marcus Maloof, “Machine Learning for Detecting and Classifying Malicious Code,” The Mitre Corporation
- Jonathan Heathcote, “Collaborative Research: Macroeconomic Implications of Rising Wage Inequality in the United States,” National Science Foundation
- William Hahn, “Phylogenetics and Biogeography ,” National Science Foundation
- Roy Godson, “Bradley Fellowship,” The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation
- Claudia Kinkela, “Truth and Lies in Politics,” Earhart Foundation
- Douglas Reed, “Local Control and Federal Reform: The Politics of Implementing No Child Left Behind,” Carnegie Corporation of New York
- James Schaefer, “Graduate Research Fellowships,” National Science Foundation
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Susan Martin, “Family Remittances to LAC: Geographic Distribution in the US, Country Profiles and 2003 Volumes,” Inter-American Development Bank
- G. Madison Powers, “The Humane use of Animals: Case Studies in Ethical Choice,” The William and Charlotte Parks Foundation
- Leroy Walters, “National Information Resource on Ethics and Human Genetics,” National Human Genome Research Institute/NIH
- Leroy Walters, “Creation of Bioethics Citations for NLM Search Systems,” National Library of Medicine/NIH
- James Alatis, “National Capital Language Resource Centers,” Department of Education
- Jeffrey Connor-Linton, “Doctoral Dissertation Research: Inpidual Differences in Chinese Second Language Acquisition: The Relationships Among Aptitude, Memory and Strategies for Learning,” National Science Foundation
- Inderjeet Mani, “Temporal Awareness Algorithms for Natural Language Texts,” Brandeis University
- Inderjeet Mani, “Research on Korean Named Entity Extraction,” Systems Research and Applications Corporation
- Deborah Tannen, “Framing Family: Managing Conflict, Negotiating Identities in Dual-Income Families,” The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Joan Alker, “Proposed Medicaid Changes in Connecticut,” Connecticut Health Foundation
- Spencer Boyer, “Sentencing Initiative,” JEHT Foundation
- Spencer Boyer, “Sentencing Initiative,” Wallace Global Fund
- Doreen Cavanaugh, “Performance Measurement for Care of Adolescents with Substance Use Disorder,” NEW-BOLD Enterprises, Inc.
- Doreen Cavanaugh, “CSAT TA for Youth Treatment,” Westat, Inc.
- Pablo Eisenberg, “Senior Fellowship Support,” Open Society Institute
- Carol Emig, “Children in Foster Care,” The Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Robert Friedland, “State Policies to Inform Consumers about Insurance for Long-Term Care,” George Washington University
- John Hoadley, “Implementation of the Medicare Transitional Drug Discount Card,” The National Opinion Research Center
- John Hoadley, “Preliminary Study of How Chemotherapy Services are Provided,” The National Opinion Research Center
- John Hoadley, “Analysis of the Implications of Formulary Design and Other Cost Management Tools in the New Medicare Drug Law,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Katrina Holt, “Oral Health Web-Based Distance Education Modules,” University of Illinois – Chicago
- Katrina Holt, “National Maternal and Child Oral Health Resource Center,” Maternal and Child Health Bureau
- Cynthia Mann, “Monitoring Medicaid Waivers,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Cynthia Mann, “Maximizing Participation and Financing for Health,” The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
- Joy Pritts, “Analysis of the Implications for Beneficiaries of Privacy Issues in the Proposed Regulations to Implement the Medicare Modernization Act,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- John Richards, “Bright Futures MCH/EPSDT Distance Learning Project,” Maternal and Child Health Bureau
- Alexandra Shields, “Genetics, Vulnerable Populations, and Health Disparities,” National Institutes of Health
- Virginia Sloan, “Simmons Amicus Brief,” The Justice Project
- Laura Summer, “Analysis of State persion Programs,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Patrick Wolf, “Initial Technical and Random Assignment Support for the DC Choice Program,” Westat, Inc.
- Patrick Wolf, “Qualitative Effects of the District of Columbia (DC) Choice Program on Various Stakeholder,” The Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Amy Liu, “Workshop on Materials Theory IV,” National Science Foundation
- Jeffrey Urbach, “Mechanisms of Axonal Gradient Detection,” National Institute of Neurological Disorders
- Jeffrey Urbach, “A High Speed Confocal Microscope for Tracking Single Molecules,” National Science Foundation
- Jeffrey Urbach, “Spatio-Temporal Control of Actin Polymerization,” University of Maryland, College Park
- Rachel Barr, “Imitation from Television During Infancy,” National Institute of Child Health and Human Development/NIH
- Sandra Calvert, “Collaborative Research/CRI: Children’s Digital Media Centers,” National Science Foundation
- Darlene Howard, “Aging and the Implicit Learning of Sequential Patterns,” National Institute on Aging/NIH
- Jennifer Woolard, “Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice: Culpability,” Temple University
- Robin Dillon-Merrill, “Correctly Interpreting Precursor Events: A Prescriptive Risk-based Approach to Preventing Future Mission Catastrophes,” Universities Space Research Association
- Robin Dillon-Merrill, “Success and Success Factor for NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Missions,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- G. John Ikenberry, “Strategic Reactions to American Global Predominance 2020,” Anonymous
- Valerie Gilpin, “Stabilization and Post-Conflict Operations: The Role of the Military,” US Army War College
FY 2005 2nd Quarter
- Joseph Neale, “Developing NAAG Peptidase Inhibitors for Neuroprotection,” National Institute of Neurological Disorders
- Ronda Rolfes-Dever, “Regulation of Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis in Yeast,” National Science Foundation
- Steven Singer, “Immune Responses to Giardia lamblia,” National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
- Martha Weiss, “Supplemental Student Funding,” The University of Arizona
Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies
- Jennifer Long, “National Resource Center in Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies,” Department of Education
Center for Latin American Studies
- Miguel Ceballos, “Internal Conflict and Democratic Governability,” United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
- Arturo Valenzuela, “International Seminar on Presidentialism and Parlamentarism,” United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
- Arturo Valenzuela, “Field Research Grant 2005-2006,” The Tinker Foundation, Inc.
Center for Population and Health
- Maxine Weinstein, “Integrative Pathways to Health and Illness,” University of Wisconsin
- Toshiko Ichiye, “Theoretical Studies of Aqueous Solvation of Proteins,” National Science Foundation
- Joseph Sitterson, “English Department Travel and Study Fund,” The Grace Jones Richardson Trust
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Elzbieta Gozdziak, “Legal Review – Trafficking in Women and Children-Caribbean,” International Organization for Migration
- Charles Keely, “Editor – International Migration Quarterly,” International Organization for Migration
- B. Lindsay Lowell, “Examine Policy-Relevant Elements of National Diasporas That Can Facilitate Economic Development,” World Bank Group
- Susan Forbes Martin, “Mexico – US Migration Management,” Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropologia Social
- Susan Forbes Martin, “The Legal and Normative Framework of International Migration,” Global Commission on International Migration
- Manuel Orozco, “Remittances to Ghana: Opportunities for Development,” Citizens International
- Leroy Walters, “Collaborative Center for the Study of Public Genomics,” Duke University
- Leroy Walters, “Center for Genetic Research, Ethics and Law,” Case Western Reserve University
- Inderjeet Mani, “Korean Extraction Project,” Systems Research and Applications Corporation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Robert Bednarzik, “Public Policy Student Support,” Department of Labor
- Spencer Boyer, “General Operating Support,” Open Society Institute
- Bert Brandenburg, “State Voter Guide Campaigns,” The Herb Block Foundation
- Bert Brandenburg, “Justice at Stake Campaign,” Open Society Institute
- Doreen Cavanaugh, “Development and Implementation of Common Behavioral Health Performance Measures,” Johnson, Bassin & Shaw, Inc.
- Barbara Cooper, “Program on Medicare’s Future,” The Commonwealth Fund
- Jeffrey Crowley, “Preparation of Materials for Reauthorization of the Ryan White CARE Act,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Pablo Eisenberg, “Senior Fellowship Support,” The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
- Pablo Eisenberg, “Senior Fellowship Support,” Public Welfare Foundation
- Pablo Eisenberg, “Senior Fellowship Support,” The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
- John Hoadley, “Evaluation of Databases for Drug Risk Adjustment,” The National Opinion Research Center
- Mila Kofman, “Discount Health Plans: A Recent Development in Health ‘Coverage’,” The Commonwealth Fund
- Mila Kofman, “Legislative Analysis,” Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association
- Rochelle Mayer, “Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Library Services,” Maternal and Child Health Bureau
- Rochelle Mayer, “Linking Pediatric Developmental Care to Community Resources,” The Commonwealth Fund
- Peter Orszag, “Retirement Security Project,” The Pew Charitable Trusts
- Karen Pollitz, “Medical Expenses as a Contributing Factor in Bankruptcy,” The National Endowment for Financial Education
- Karen Pollitz, “Federal Grants to State High-Risk Pools: Tracking State Efforts to Strengthen Coverage,” The Commonwealth Fund
- Karen Pollitz, “Consumer Guides,” American Association of Retired People
- Laura Summer, “State Solutions: An Enrollment Initiative for Low-Income Elderly,” Rutgers University
- Patrick Wolf, “School Choice Demonstration Project,” The Walton Family Foundation, Inc.
- Patrick Wolf, “Impact Evaluation of the DC Choice Program,” Westat
- James Freericks, “Theoretical Modeling of Josephson Junctions for Digital Electronics,” Department of the Navy
- Amy Liu, “Prediction of Magnetic and Electronic Phenomena in Molecular-Assembled Crystals,” Department of the Navy
- Makarand Paranjape, “GU Physics Industrial Internship Program,” Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
- Deborah Phillips, “Child Care in Fragile Families,” Teachers College, Columbia University
- Jennifer Woolard, “Parental Involvement in Juvenile Case Proceedings,” Temple University
- Samuel Marullo, “A Curricular Framework for International Innovation,” Loyola University Chicago
- Michael Ferreira, “Corpus do portugues: A Searchable Web-based Corpus of Historical and Modern Portuguese Texts,” Brigham Young University
Volunteer and Public Service Center
- Kathleen Maas Weigert, “Tutorial and Self-Esteem Services for Youth on Probation,” DC – Superior Court
FY 2005 3rd Quarter
- Elena Casey, “Characterization of SoxB Genes in Neural Development,” National Institutes of Health
- Heidi Elmendorf, “Transcriptional Regulation in Giardia lamblia,” National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
- Joseph Neale, “Developing NAAG Peptidase Inhibitors for Neuroprotection,” National Institute of Neurological Disorders
Center for Population and Health
- Maxine Weinstein, “Infrastructure for Aging and Health Research,” National Institute on Aging
- Sarah Stoll, “CAREER: Lanthanide Chalcogenide Based Nanoparticles,” National Science Foundation
- Timothy Warren, “Activation of Nitric Oxide at Low-Coordinate Fe, Co, Ni and Cu Centers,” The Petroleum Research Fund
- Christian Wolf, “Designing HTA Therapy for Drug Resistant Malaria,” National Institutes of Health
Communication, Culture, and Technology Program
- Diana Owen, “An Evaluation of the Influence of the New Voters Project on Opinion Leaders’ Attitudes About Youth as a Political Constituency,” Anonymous
- M. Brian Blake, “Agent-Mediated Processes of Humans and Services,” Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
- Marcus Maloof, “Joint Visual-Text Models for Video OCR,” Johns Hopkins University
- Richard Squier, “Solitonic Gateless Computing,” University of Central Florida
- Harley Balzer, “New Threats to Humanity and Non-Traditional Security in Russia,” Carnegie Corporation of New York
- Angela Stent, “Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Agreement for Angela Stent,” Anonymous
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Elzbieta Gozdziak, “Meetings Addressing the Welfare of Children,” U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Inc.
- LeRoy B. Walters, “National Library of Medicine,” National Library of Medicine
- Jeffrey Connor-Linton, “English Language Acquisition: National Professional Development Program,” Department of Education
- Inderjeet Mani, “Korean Named Entity Extraction,” Systems Research and Applications Corporation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Spencer Boyer, “Sentencing Initiative,” JEHT Foundation
- Spencer Boyer, “General Operating Support,” Open Society Institute
- Spencer Boyer, “War Powers Initiative,” Ploughshares Fund
- Spencer Boyer, “Sentencing Initiative,” Wallace Global Fund
- Gary Claxton, “Analysis of Employer Health Benefits Survey,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Jeffrey Crowley, “Analysis of Medicaid Reform on People with HIV/AIDS,” The George Gund Foundation
- James Habyarimana, “The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Public Service Delivery,” Center for Global Development
- Steven Heydemann, “Center for Democracy and the Third Sector,” The Atlantic Philanthropies
- John Hoadley, “Preliminary Study of How Chemotherapy Services are Provided to Medicare Beneficiaries,” The National Opinion Research Center
- John Hoadley, “Developing Models of Standardized Benefits for Medicare,” The Commonwealth Fund
- Cynthia Mann, “Issue Briefs,” Endowment for Health
- Cynthia Mann, “Medicaid Issue Briefs,” Packard Foundation
- Cynthia Mann, “Medicaid and SCHIP Policies,” Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Jean Mitchell, “Dental Care Use and Access for Children with Special Needs,” Maternal and Child Health Bureau
- Jean Mitchell, “Analysis of Utilization and Cost of Community and Limited Service Facilities in Oklahoma,” Oklahoma State and Education
- John Richards, “Training to DC Primary Care Providers,” DC – Department of Health
- John Richards, “HealthCheck Monthly Maintenance,” DC – Department of Health
- Alexandra Shields, “Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use Research Center,” University of Pennsylvania
- Patrick Wolf, “Impact Evaluation of the DC Choice Program,” Westat
- Paola Barbara, “PECASE: Superconductor/Carbon-Nanotube Junctions Interfaces,” National Science Foundation
- David Egolf, “District of Columbia/NASA Grant Space Program,” American University
- Makarand Paranjape, “Independent Research and Development,” Lockheed Martin Corporation
- Makarand Paranjape, “Georgetown University Physics Industrial Internship Program,” Lockheed Martin Corporation
- Valerie Gilpin, “Renewal of WIIS Core Funding,” Ford Foundation
FY 2005 4th Quarter
- Heidi Elmendorf, “Microfilaments in Giardia Attachment and Virulence,” National Institutes of Health
- Ellen Henderson, “NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program,” National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
- Janet Mann, “NSF Supplement – LTREB: Long-term Study of Bottlenose Dolphin Life History and Social Ecology,” National Science Foundation
- Janet Mann, “LTREB: Long-term Study of Bottlenose Dolphin Life History and Social Ecology,” National Science Foundation
- Joseph Neale, “NAAG Peptidase and Neuronal Function,” National Institutes of Health
Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
- Michael Hudson, “Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships on the Middle East and North Africa,” Department of Education
Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies
- Jennifer Long, “Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship in Eurasian, Russian and European Studies,” Department of Education
Center for Latin American Studies
- Robin King, “Advance Training Course for Government Officials,” Organization of American States
- Arturo Valenzuela, “Political Database of the Americas,” Organization of American States
- Arturo Valenzuela, “Special Seminar for the Chilean Army,” Army of Chile
Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship
- Randall Bass, “Learning by Teaching in the Community,” 3M Foundation
- Kathleen Maas Weigert, “Tutorial and Self-Esteem Services for Youth on Probation,” DC – Superior Court
- Jennifer Swift, “CAREER: An In Situ AFM Investigation of Cholesterol Crystal Growth,” National Science Foundation
- YuYe Tong, “An Electrochemical NMR Investigation of Ligand-Protected Metal Quantum Dots: Metal-Ligand Interactions and Ramification in Molecular Electronics,” National Science Foundation
- Christian Wolf, “CAREER: Development of a New Class of Static and Dynamic Stereo Selective Sensors,” National Science Foundation
- Christian Wolf, “Supplement for Underrepresented Minority Research Fellowship,” The Petroleum Research Fund
- Marcus Maloof, “NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships,” National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Thomas Clay Shields, “Collaborative Research: Anonymous Protocols,” National Science Foundation
- Susan Collins, “Faculty Funded Leave Agreement,” The Brookings Institution
- David Gewanter, “Lannan Foundation Literary Program,” The Lannan Foundation
- Michael Ragussis, “2005-2006 ACLS Fellowship,” American Council of Learned Societies
- Angela Stent, “Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Agreement with Angela Stent,” Anonymous
- Bryan McCann, “ACLS Fellowship,” American Council of Learned Societies
- Bryan McCann, “2005-2006 NEH Fellowship,” National Endowment for the Humanities
Institute for the Study of Diplomacy
- Casimir Yost, “Associate and Research Programs,” Anonymous
Institute for the Study of International Migration
- Patricia Fagen, “Remittances in Conflict and Post Conflict Countries,” International Peace Academy
- B. Lindsay Lowell, “Declining Numbers of Foreign Students and Immigrants in U.S. Science and Engineering,” The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
- B. Lindsay Lowell, “Controlling Irregular Migration: The Challenge of Worksite Enforcement,” Anonymous
- James Alatis, “National Capital Language Resource Center,” Department of Education
- Judith Miller, “Modeling Evolution of Quantitative Traits with Finite Locus Effects in Structured Populations,” National Science Foundation
McCourt School of Public Policy
- Joan Alker, “Medicaid Changes in Connecticut,” Connecticut Health Foundation
- Spencer Boyer, “Death Penalty Initiative,” The Justice Project
- Spencer Boyer, “Operating Support for the Constitution Project,” Anonymous
- Spencer Boyer, “Right to Counsel Initiative,” National Legal Aid and Defender Association
- Spencer Boyer, “Liberty and Security Initiative,” Community Foundation
- Spencer Boyer, “Liberty and Security Initiative,” Public Welfare Foundation
- Spencer Boyer, “Criminal Code Reform Initiative Planning Grant,” JEHT Foundation
- Bert Brandenburg, “Strategic Planning and Public Education Activities,” The Joyce Foundation
- Bert Brandenburg, “Justice at Stake Campaign,” Carnegie Corporation of New York
- Bert Brandenburg, “Support for Polling Activities,” Open Society Institute
- Bert Brandenburg, “Justice at Stake Campaign,” Open Society Institute
- Doreen Cavanaugh, “Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) TA for Youth Treatment,” Westat
- Doreen Cavanaugh, “Performance Measurement: Development and Implementation of Common Behavioral Health Performance Measures and Substance Abuse Performance Measures,” Johnson, Bassin & Shaw, Inc.
- Jeffrey Crowley, “Medicare Modernization Act for Connecticut,” Connecticut Health Foundation
- William Gormley, “Oklahoma’s Universal Pre-K Program,” Foundation for Child Development
- Carolyn Hill, “Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship,” National Academy of Education
- John Hoadley, “Evaluation of Databases for Drug Risk Adjustment,” The National Opinion Research Center
- John Hoadley, “Issues in the Design and Implementation of Drug Formularies and Therapeutic Classes,” The National Opinion Research Center
- Kathy Kretman, “Feasibility Grants – Seminars for Journalists,” Jessie Ball DuPont Fund
- Jens Ludwig, “Estimating Neighborhood Effects on Low-Income Youth,” William T. Grant Foundation
- Cynthia Mann, “Family Coverage in Medicaid and SCHIP,” The George Gund Foundation
- Cynthia Mann, “Medicaid Matters Campaign,” Jessie B. Cox Charitable Trust
- Jean Mitchell, “Identification of the Prevalence, Location and Ownership of Diagnostic Imaging Equipment in California,” California Radiological Society
- Ellen O’Brien, “Medicaid and Long-Term Care Issue Brief,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Karen Pollitz, “Health Insurance Consumer Assistance Module,” American Diabetes Association
- Joy Pritts, “State Guides to Patients’ Access to Medical Records,” National Library of Medicine
- Alexandra Shields, “Consortium on Complex Chronic Illness: Improving Health Care Experiences and Quality of Care Among Military Health System (MHS) Beneficiaries Living with Chronic Illness,” George Washington University
- Virginia Sloan, “Death Penalty Fund,” Butler Family Fund
- Patrick Wolf, “Impact Evaluation of the DC Choice Program,” Westat
- Patrick Wolf, “School Choice Demonstration Project,” Walton Family Foundation, Inc.
- Thomas Bullock, “DC Consortium – Kids2College,” DC – Consortium of Universities
- James Freericks, “NIRT: Computational Design and Optimization of Nanoscale Spintronic and Thermoelectric Devices,” National Science Foundation
- James Freericks, “Theoretical Modeling of 10K and 30K Josephson Junctions for Digital Electronics,” Office of Naval Research
- Makarand Paranjape, “Georgetown University Physics Industrial Internship Program,” Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
- Makarand Paranjape, “Georgetown University Physics Industrial Internship Program,” Seagate Technology, LLC
- Jeffrey Urbach, “NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship,” National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
- Jeffrey Urbach, “Spatio-Temporal Control of Actin Polymerization,” University of Maryland, College Park
- Jeffrey Urbach, “Non-Equilibrium Dynamics and Statistical Mechanics of Granular Media in the Absence of Gravitational Barriers,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) – John H. Glenn Research Center
- Edward Van Keuren, “CAREER: Organic Nanoparticles,” National Science Foundation
- Edward Van Keuren, “Georgetown University Physics Industrial Internship Program,” ITT Industries AES pision
- David Lightfoot, “Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Assignment with the National Science Foundation,” National Science Foundation
- Deborah Phillips, “Affect and Cerebral Asymmetry: A Developmental Approach,” University of Maryland, College Park
- Robert Gallucci, “School of Foreign Service in Qatar,” Qatar Foundation
School for Summer and Continuing Education
- Emma Harrington, “Institute on the Constitution,” James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
- Harriet Wood Bowden, “Experience in Late-Acquired Language Neurocognition,” National Institute of Mental Health
- Kara Short, “Second Language Learning: An Artificial Language Study,” National Institute of Mental Health