Grants & Contracts

SFSU was awarded an additional $15,000 in grants and contracts for February, an additional $590,719 for April, $11,904,579 for May, $1,415,548 for June, and $914,950 for the first part of July.

February

• William Cochlan, Romberg Tiburon Center, "Proliferation of Fish-Killing Blooms," Environmental Defense, $15,000.

April

• Michael Josselyn, Biology/Romberg Tiburon Center, "Basic Wetland Delineation Training," CSU Sacramento, $99,292.

• Peter Pfaelzer, Engineering, "Whirlwind Women," True North Foundation, $12,000.

• Carol Langbort, Elementary Education, "California Education Math Master's Program," California Postsecondary Education Commission, $6,000.

• Gail Weinstein, English, "SHINE Project," Corp. for National Service, $12,800.

• Frank Bayliss, Biology, "DoD Science Scholars - Supplemental," Office of Naval Research, $311,071.

• Stephen Bollens, Romberg Tiburon Center, "Role of Wind Driven Transport Zooplankton - Supplemental," National Science Foundation, $149,556.

May

• Rufus Browning, Public Research Institute, "Cesar Chavez Student Center Survey," SFSU Cesar Chavez Student Center, $9,500; "Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring Project," ABT Associates, $42,243.

• Jim Quesada, Anthropology, "Logics for HIV Risk Among Homeless Heroin Injectors," National Institutes of Health, $19,689.

• Donald Zingale, Social Work, "Foster Parent Recruitment and Retention Project - Supplemental," Agreement with City and County of San Francisco Division of Fa mily and Children Services, $35,000.

• Rafael Diaz, Ethnic Studies, "Latino MSM Community Involvement Project," National Institutes of Health, $137,746.

• Edward Carpenter, Romberg Tiburon Center, "Varied Waters and Dusky Skies," Subcontract with the University Maryland on NASA Contract, $15,945.

• Perla Barrientos, Community Service Learning, "Cesar Chavez Day of Service and Learning," CSU Chancellor's Office, $6,220; "Phase II: Assessment and Action Plan Development - Supplemental," CSU Chancellor's Office, $11,552.

• Zheng-Hui He, Biology, "CAREER: Genetic Dissection of Signaling Pathway," National Science Foundation, $94,271.

• Kathleen Mosier, Psychology, "Training for Automation Use - Year 1," NASA, $104,081.

• Grace Yoo, Asian American Studies, "Medicare and Asian Elderly Immigrants," Center for Health Care Rights, $10,000.

• Amanda Lueck, Special Education, "Optimizing the Reading for Low-Vision Students," American Printing House for the Blind, $24,964.

• Wilfred Denetclaw, Biology,Frank Bayliss, Biology, "Colla-Cancer Research and Research Training," Dept. of health and Human Services/National Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute, $150,000.

• Sally Pasion, Biology,Frank Bayliss, Biology, "Colla-Cancer Research and Research Training," U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services/National Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute, $150,000.

• Jean Van Keulen, San Francisco Urban Institute, "Headstart Program PA-22 BASIC - Year 3," U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services/Administration for Children and Families, $10,623,138.

• Gary Pahl, Anthropology, "Mt. Diablo Rock Art Project," California Dept. of Parks and Recreation, $5,000.

• Mary Beth Love, Health Education, "Childhood Asthma Initiative Projects," City and County of San Francisco Dept. of Public Health, $225,548.

• Zhigang Chen, Physics and Astronomy, "Modulation Instability and Pattern Dynamics," Cottrell College Science Award - Research Corp., $36,218.

• Edward Ericson, Management, "Entrepreneur Internship Program," Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, $100,000; "Matching Fund Account for Entrepreneur Internship," Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, $103,464.

June

• Jose Cuellar, Raza Studies, "Alambrista 2001," The Ford Foundation, $239,000.

• Gil Herdt, Human Sexuality Studies, "Training on Interrelationship of Sexuality, Culture and Health," The California Endowment, $25,000.

• Brian Murphy, San Francisco Urban Institute, "Stay in School Family Resource Center," The Women's Foundation, $13,000.

• Rafael Diaz, Ethnic Studies, "Sociocultural Model of HIV Risk in Latino Gay Men," National Institutes of Health, $36,711.

• Colleen Stump, Special Education/Secondary Education, "Certification Program - Year 3/Supplement," U.S. Dept. of Education, $8,200.

• Patricia Foschi, Romberg Tiburon Center, "ALERT Program," CSU Long Beach Foundation, $10,000.

• Todd Hopkins, Romberg Tiburon Center, "San Francisco NERR," National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, $80,000.

• Robert Patterson, Biology, "Systematic and Geographic Relations of Phlox," National Science Foundation, $110,806.

• Frank Bayliss, Biology, "MARC-U*STAR Program," National Institutes of Health, $558, 804.

• Sheldon Axler, Mathematics, "SFSU Mathematical Sciences Research Institute - Year 3," National Science Foundation, $296,027.

• Zoe Clayson, Health Education, "Transportation for Healthy Communities," Center for Third World Organizing, $8,000.

• Grace Yoo, Asian American Studies, "Emergency Room On-Call Availability," Faculty Research Fellows, Center for California Studies CSU Sacramento, $8,000.

• Ginny Jaquith, Recreation and Leisure Studies, "American Humanics Kauffman Internship Program," Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, $22,000.

July

• Erna Smith, Journalism, "News Watch," The Ford Foundation, $450,000.

• Mary Beth Love, Health Education, "Asthma Poster Campaign," The California Endowment, $25,000.

• Alice Nemon, Counseling, "Rehabilitation Engineering Technology," California Department of Rehabilitation, $48,969.

• Danilo Begonia, Asian American Studies, "Kalanduyan/Ating Tao Philippine Music Project," Creative Work Fund, $35,000.

• Ginny Jaquith, Recreation and Leisure Studies, "FMRC-Gudiya Project," Chintu Gudiya Foundation, $5,000.

• Patricia Taylor Lee, Music, "Morrison Chamber Music Concert Series 2001-2002," May Treat Morrison Trust, $57,653; "Morrison Chamber Music Concert Series 2001-2002," May Treat Morrison Trust, $72,925.

• Sheldon Axler, Mathematics, "Graduate Research Fellowship Program," National Science Foundation, $28,500.

• Patricia Karasoff, Special Education, "Integrated Services Specialist Concentration," Stuart Foundation, $80,100.

• Jean Van Keulen, San Francisco Urban Institute, "Headstart Program PA-20 T/TA," U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services/Administration for Children and Families, $96,803.

• Grace Yoo, Asian American Studies, "Asian American/Pacific Islander Women and Cancer," U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services/National Cancer Institute, $15,000.

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