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| Grants and Contracts is published in FirstMonday for the faculty and staff at SFSU on the first Monday of the month in October, November, December, February, March, April and May by the Public Affairs office. 415/338-1665. pubcom@sfsu.edu |
SFSU was awarded an additional $740,812 in grants and contracts for January, $1,936,300 for February, and $1,134,441 for March.
Return to topJanuary 2001
Rufus Browning, Public Research Institute, "Ethnic Media Users Survey," The Ford Foundation, $200,000; "Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring," Abt. Associates, $44,833; "Alumni Survey, Graduate and Undergraduate Exit Survey 2001," SFSU Academic Affairs, $60,208; "San Francisco Citizen Survey 2001," City and County of San Francisco, $27,058.
Zoe Cardoza-Clayson, Health Education, "Evaluation of the Communities 2000 Initiatives," David and Lucille Packard Foundation, $59,283.
Mary Beth Love, Health Education, "FIPSE - Community Health Works Project Year 3 - Supplemental Funding," U.S. Dept. of Education, $49,963.
Zorica Pantic-Tanner, Engineering, "MEP-NSF Scholarship Grant," National Science Foundation, $4,800.
Kathleen OŐSullivan, Secondary Education, "Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum (SECEF)," UC Berkeley, $40,000.
Jeff Fentress, Anthropology, and Gary Pahl, Anthropology, "Archaeological Analysis and Inventory," San Mateo County Community College, $4,800.
Charlotte Ferretti, Nursing, "Early Childhood Training Consortium," Miriam and Peter Haas Fund, $200,000.
Laurie Zoloth, Jewish Studies, "Ethnicity, Citizenship, Family: Identity After HGP," National Institutes of Health, $49,867.
February 2001
Frank Bayliss, Biology, "MBRS-RISE at SFSU - Year 3," National Institutes of Health, $1,085,363.
Rafael Diaz, Ethnic Studies, Drug Use and Risky Sexual Behavior in Latino Gay Men," National Insti-tutes of Health, $419,637.
Peter Pfaelzer,, Engineering, "IDEAS for the New Millennium Project," Whirlwind Wheelchairs International, $30,300; "Physicians Against Land Mines (PALM)- Year 3," PALM, $17,000.; "Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA)," ADRA International, $2,420.
Mary Beth Love, Health Educa-tion, "Impacts of Environmental Risk on Minorities," Subcontract with UC Santa Cruz, $2,500.
Jane DeWitt,, Chemistry and Biochemistry, "Council on Undergraduate Research Fellowship," Council on Undergraduate Research, $1,000.
Marialice Kern-Seefer, Kinesiology, "A Pilot Trial to Assess Acetyl- L-Carniline," Juvenon, $37,750.
Jeffrey Greensite, Physics and Astronomy, "Theoretical High-Energy Physics - Year 6," U.S. Dept. of Education, $35,000.
Diane Resek, Mathematics, "Educating Teachers in Mathematics - Year 2," National Science Foundation, $150,888.
Brian Murphy,, San Francisco Urban Institute, "Community Service Jobs Initiatives," The Rockefeller Foundation, $98,442; "Career Advancement Center," Walter and Elize Haas Fund, $56,000.
March 2001
Gretchen LeBuhn, Biology, "The Effects of Landscape Changes," Subcontract with UC Berkeley, $10,000.
Donald Zingale, Social Work, "Monterey County Training Project," Contract with Monterey County Child Welfare Training, $75,000.
Carol Langbort, Elementary Education, "California Education Math MasterŐs Program - Supplemental Funding," California Postsecondary Education Commission, $2,500.
Adrienne Cool, Physics and Astronomy, "Hydrogen-Buring Limit in the Globular Cluster," Space Telescope Science Institute/AURA Inc., $9,206.
Karen Grove, Geosciences, "Theodolite/Station Measurements of Creep Rates," U.S. Geological Survey, $85,212.
Dawn Terrell, Marian Wright Edelman Institute, "Cesar Chavez Conservation Awareness Project," California Commission on Improving Life Through Service (CILTS), $19,791.
Charlotte Ferretti, Nursing/Marian Wright Edelman Institute, "Klein Foundation Funds," Jumpstart for Young Children Inc., $30,000; "Valencia Health Center," Public Welfare Foundation, $100,000.
Mary Beth Love, Health Education, "CSAS Drug and Alcohol Program," City College of San Francisco/Dept. of Public Health, $70,000; "VTEA/CCSF 2000-2001," City College of San Francisco, $22,764.
Rufus Browning, Public Research Institute, "Interpersonal Processes of Care Survey," UCSF Material Management, $85,020; "California Boater Survey," Newpoint Group, $108,948; "Human Services Network Providers Survey," San Francisco Urban Institute, $11,000.
John Stubbs, Biology, "SFSU GK-12 Fellows Project,"National Science Foundation, $500,000.
Margo Okazawa-Rey, Social Work, "Project on Death in America," Open Society Institute, $5,000.
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