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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 September, October, November, December, February, March, April and May by the Public Affairs office. 415/338-1665. pubcom@sfsu.edu |
Eileen Levy, Social Work, “Hartford Bay Area Practicum Consortium—Training,” John A. Hartford Foundation Inc., $36,250; “Foster Parent Training Project,” City and County of San Francisco, $214,700.
Peter Pfaelzer, Engineering, “Physicians Against Land Mines (PALM)—Year Five,” U.S. Department of Education, $36,000.
Bruce Macher, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $206,529.
Gilbert Herdt, Human Sexuality Studies, “National Sexuality Resource Center,” Ford Foundation, $1,100,000.
Cliff Berkman, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $268,933.
Laura Burrus, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $255,868.
Megumi Fuse, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $214,900.
George Gassner, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $158,710.
Scott Gronert, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $161,444.
Zheng Hui He, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $159,912.
Leticia Marquez-Magana, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $182,047.
Greg Spicer, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $239,090.
Weiming Wu, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $161,217.
Sergio Aragon, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $183,532.
Carmen Domingo, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $196,177.
Raymond Esquerra, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $155,510.
Nancy Gerber, Chemistry/Biochemistry, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $240,402.
Maureen Whalen, Biology, “Minority Biomedical Research Support: Support of Continuous Research Excellence—Year Eight,” National Institutes of Health, $295,660.
Jean Van Keulen, San Francisco Urban Institute, “Headstart Program PA-22 Quality Improvement/Supplement,” $406,397; “Headstart Program PA-22 Quality Improvement/Supplement,” $108,367.
Gail Whitaker, Academic Program Development/Extended Learning,
“Lifelong Learning,” The Bernard Osher Foundation, $100,000.
Rosemary Hurtado, Elementary Education, "California Reading and Literature Project, SF Project," The Regents of the University of California, $134,251.
Eileen Levy, Social Work, "Monterey County Child Welfare Training Project," County of Monterey, $166,842.
Newell (Tobi) Garfield, Geosciences/Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies "The Role of Wind-Driven Transport: Hydrography," National Science Foundation, $80,7373.
Rafael Díaz, Behavior and Social Sciences, "The Minority Research Infrastructure Program at SFSU," National Institutes of Health, $289,872.
Linda Juang, Psychology, "The Minority Research Infrastructure Program at SFSU," National Institutes of Health, $89,717.
Andres Consoli, Counseling, "The Minority Research Infrastructure Program at SFSU," National Institutes of Health, $87,750.
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