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Presidential Faculty-Student Collaboration Grants

 
 

Presidential Faculty-Student Collaborative Grants are available annually to support collaborative research between faculty and students.

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Application Checklist and Budget Form

Deadline February 26, 2010

 

Submit Nine (9) copies of the completed application checklist and budget to the John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning, SSC 119

2009-10 Grants Awarded

Loramy Gerstbauer & Geoffrey Alexander (Political Science)
The US and Vietnam and the Limits and Possibilities of Forgiveness in International Policies

Martin Lang & Ethan Marxhausen (Communication Studies)
Sustainable Farming Documentary Film Project

Karla Marz & Kimberly Sukhum (Biology)
Protein-protein Interactions of the Circadian Clock Protein CRY

Daniel Moos & Elizabeth Marroquin (Education)
Teacher Education and Technology: A Literature Review of the Past, Present, and Future

Brandy Russell &Alysha Dicke (Chemistry)
Metal-Dependant Protein Folding

2008-09 Grants Awarded

Laura Behling & Chelsea Kramer (English)
Come On!: American Posters from World War I

Scott Bur & David Guptil (Chemistry)
Heterocyclic Compounds

Steve Mellema & Chen-Yu Yang (Physics)
Study of Optimal Imaging by Reflection through Random Media

Sanjive Qazi & Katherine Linstrand (Biology)
Bioinformatic Approaches to Understanding Gene Switching in the Model System Fruit Fly, Drosophila Melanogaster and the Hijacking of the Host T-Cell Machinery by HIV

Amy Seham & Maggie Sotos (Theater/Dance)
Miranda's Amazing Adventure

Mary Solberg & David Lick (Religion)
The German Christian Movement in Print

2007-08 Grants Awarded

Priscilla Briggs & Nicholas Hansen (Art/Art History)
Video Collaboration with Teens Rock the Mic

Linnea Wren & Erin Dinsmore (Art/Art History)
Research Ojibwe and Lakota Art

Paul Saulnier & Eva Cornell (Physics)
Studying Swarms in Nature: A Biophysics Project

2006-07 Grants Awarded

Charles Niederriter & Jared Sieling (Physics)
Energy Storage as a Partner to Wind Energy Production

Lois Peterson & David Goldstein (Art/Art History)
Creation and Installation of a Ceramic Wall Mural for Christ Chapel

Toshiyuki Sakuragi, Bao Xiong, & Lee Vang (Japanese Studies)
Cognitive Linguistic Study of Hmong Language

2005-06 Grants Awarded

Laura Behling & Patrick Jones (English)
Race, Anatomy, and the Metaphor of Habeas Corpus in American Literature

Margaret Bloch Qazi & Tanner Miest (Biology)
Female Determinants of Sperm Fate in the Fruit Fly, Drosophila Melanogaster Screen Fruit Fly’s (Drosophila Melanogaster) Second Chromosome for Genes Involved in Female Sperm Storage

Jill Locke & Kristen Nelson (Political Science)
Brides and Brothers: Marriage & Fraternity in Tocqueville’s France and America

Steve Mellema & Sharon Jaffe (Physics)
Study of Optical Imaging by Reflection through Random Media

2004-05 Grants Awarded

Scott Bur & Adam Langenfeld(Chemistry)
Heterocyclic Compounds and their Biological Activity.

Tom Huber & John Purdham (Physics)
Research in Ultrasound Stimulated Audio Range Excitation and Other Accoustics Problems

Scott Newstok & Marissa Wold (English)
Othello Unmoored: Racialized Readings of Shakespeare in America and Orson Welles' Touch of Evil

Bruce Wells & Drew Hougard (Religion)
Ancient Near Eastern Legal Tradition as a Source for the Covenant Code in the Book of Exodus

2003-04 Grants Awarded

Michael Ferragamo & Kimberly McArthur (Biology)
An Electrophysiological Characterization of Neural Adaptation in the Central Auditory System of Anurans

Jon Grinnell & Carrie Byron (Biology)
Vocal Learning by African Lions

Charles Niederriter & Andrew Konicek (Physics)
Enhanced Acoustical Imagine by Low-Coherence Reflectometry

Russell Shapiro & Alison Cordie (Geology)
Actualistic Paleoecology of Calcified Microbes: An Integrated Field and Laboratory Approach

Read about work done during some , Presidential Student/Faculty Collaboration Grants (Quarterly, Fall 2006)

 

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