Annual Report 2008-2009
Ball State University
Overview ................................................................................................. 3
Executive Summary .............................................................................................. 4
Initiatives and Accomplishments ........................................................................... 6
External Funding Overview Trends ...................................................................... 8
ASPiRE Internal Grants ...................................................................................... 10
Research Committees.......................................................................................... 12
Research Compliance .......................................................................................... 14
Intellectual Property............................................................................................ 16
Funding Profiles .................................................................................... 18
College of Applied Sciences and Technology ...................................................... 19
College of Architecture and Planning.................................................................. 25
Miller College of Business ................................................................................... 29
College of Communication, Information, and Media ......................................... 32
College of Fine Arts ............................................................................................ 35
College of Sciences and Humanities.................................................................... 39
Teachers College ................................................................................................. 53
Extra-Collegial Units .......................................................................................... 59
Academic Affairs ...................................................................................... 60
Information Technology .......................................................................... 65
Student Affairs ......................................................................................... 67
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Research Committees
Research Committee
Jennifer Bott, Chair
Lambert Deckers, Secretary
Derron Bishop
Becky Brey
Clare Chatot
Michele Chiuini
Kathryn Fletcher
Sarah Lee
Kristi Koriath
Susan McDowell
Deborah Mix
Jacquelyn Nelson
Michael Oravitz
Jason Ribblett
Carolyn Shue
Carolyn Vann
Lisa Walz
He Wang
Lynda Wiley
Jensen Zhao
Marketing and Management
Psychological Science, Faculty Council Representative
Medical Education
Physiology and Health Science
Biology
Architecture
Educational Psychology
Social Science Research Center
Ex-officio, Sponsored Programs Office
Biology
Ex-officio, English
Ex-officio, Graduate School
Music
Chemistry
Communication Studies
Biology
Graduate Student
Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise Science
Student Life, University Council Representative
Information Systems and Operations Management
Research Subcommittee #1 - Humanities
Michele Chiuini
Deborah Mix
Michael Oravitz
Lisa Walz
Lynda Wiley
Architecture
English
Music
Graduate Student
Student Life
Research Subcommittee #2 - Education, Business, Social Sciences
Jennifer Bott
Lambert Deckers
Kathryn Fletcher
Sarah Lee
Jacquelyn Nelson
Carolyn Shue
Jensen Zhao
Marketing and Management
Psychological Science
Educational Psychology
Social Science Research Center
Graduate School
Communication Studies
Information Systems and Operations Management
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Overview
Executive Summary
From the Associate Provost for Research and Dean of the Graduate School
Greetings to the Ball State Community,
Congratulations to the faculty, professional staff, and students who submitted proposals during the past fiscal
year. The statistics illustrate a year of work well done and a campus increasingly engaged in research and
creative activity. I extend my appreciation to all who carried out the challenging work of preparing grant
proposals—whether awarded or not—and recognize the groundbreaking achievements represented by those
funded.
Best regards,
Robert J. Morris
Associate Provost for Research
and Dean of the Graduate School
Professor of Chemistry
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Executive Summary
From the Director
This report includes FY 2008-09 records pertaining to the Sponsored Programs Office (SPO) and to
interdisciplinary centers reporting to the Associate Provost for Research and Dean of the Graduate School.
The statistics and tables displayed in this report illustrate an extraordinary year of work well done. FY 08-09
brought a record level of funding in external dollars to the campus - $26,082,888 - as compared to the total
$20,387,798 the previous year. This represents a healthy 28.4% increase. Congratulations to the faculty and
professional staff who submitted the 583 proposals that resulted in 401 funded awards - the latter also a new
record - up from 388 awards in FY 2007-08.
Thanks to the leadership of Associate Provost Robert Morris, several new policies, procedures, and incentive
programs (detailed in the following pages) are in place that support the vibrancy of the faculty and staff research
agenda at Ball State. The “flatter” structure of the Sponsored Programs Office provides for our Proposal/Program
Managers to work on all aspects of proposal development with their assigned departments and units. This
organization has proved to be a productive process and one that enhances relationship-building with clients.
Our efforts to closely align our work with that of Contracts and Grants Office, the Office of Research
Compliance (now housed in the Graduate School), the Office of Technology Transfer, University Development,
and University Marketing and Communications, have resulted in more streamlined, mutually productive
processes.
Finally, our name change from the Office of Academic Research and Sponsored Programs to Sponsored
Programs Office has signaled a more focused, nimble, and responsive service, which is reflected in the great
success of our Ball State faculty, professional staff, and students.
Respectfully submitted,
Kristi Koriath
Director
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FY 2008-2009 Initiatives and Accomplishments
Strategic Plan
The performance of SPO is on track with the goals targeted in the Ball State Strategic Plan in the following
areas:
• Funding for scholarly work - 2008-09 is $26.1 M ($45.2M by 2011-12)
• Number of successfully competitive proposals submitted – 401 (489 by 2011-12)
• Median size of grants - $10K ($26.9K by 2011-12)
• Number of faculty submitting one or more proposals - 303 (383 by 2011-12)
Office restructuring for optimum efficiency and effectiveness
Five full-time Proposal Managers are in place - Jackie Davis, Stephanie Klinger, Heather Miller, Justin Miller,
and Elizabeth Pearson - plus SPO Program Manager, Stan Geidel.
• Cross-training is a hallmark of these professionals, whose skill sets display the necessary redundancy
of abilities and knowledge required for continued operations during staff absences or varying client
volume.
• Individual “sidebar” responsibilities address indirect cost distribution, office accounting, database
management, proposal budget double-check, ASPiRE internal grants management, incentive
program management, and pan-campus and collaborative coordination.
• The former SPO position, Systems Coordinator, was reassigned to UCS for more appropriate
application and efficiency.
Enhancement of SPO processes
SPO Standard Operating Procedures are in place for uniform internal process management.
• The proposal database system is being redesigned to enable more accurate and timely reports and
will be migrated to the FileMaker Pro system from Access.
• The Proposal Submission Policy provides for enough lead time prior to submission of the proposal
for adequate review by SPO and other University administrators.
• The SPO website has been redesigned and has gone “live” on the Site Core platform, thanks to the
efforts of Research Information Coordinator, Augusta Wray, working in collaboration with
University Marketing and Communications staff.
New Faculty Programs
Joining the previously introduced SUBMIT Program (that encourages sponsored project activity by directly
rewarding faculty who submit proposals), the promulgation of the Proposal Timeline (that facilitates a new
level of organization for developing and processing proposals), and the sharing of recovered Indirect Costs
(5%) with Principal Invesigators (PIs), are the following:
• RESUBMIT Program funds up to $2,500 to support activities leading to a stronger federal
proposal that had been earlier denied funding, but that had received encouragement for resubmission by an agency program officer.
• Cardinal Fellows Program offers support for the preparation of proposals targeting federal funding
by way of course buyout and enhanced SUBMIT funds.
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FY 2008-2009 Initiatives and Accomplishments
External initiatives
• The Research publication, formerly known as BeneFacta, continues as an annual fall publication
featuring outstanding representative scholarly and creative faculty projects; in addition, the spring
issue of Research Notes, now also offers a brief update of additional stellar work taking place.
• BeneFacta Day celebrates those who have sought or received external funding in an elegant
reception in their honor in the Ball State Museum of Art.
Special Initiative
Dr. Stanley Geidel, Program Manager, has been on special assignment this year, working closely with
community leaders on Project 2020, a funding initiative involving the Community Foundation of Muncie and
Delaware County, Ball State University, Ivy Tech Community College, and several other local and regional
entities. Project 2020 is seeking support from Lilly Endowment, Inc. to implement a community betterment
plan whose primarily goal is local and regional workforce development.
ASPiRE Program
The ASPiRE Internal Grant Program has concluded the first year of its redesigned profile and has accomplished the goal of emphasizing seed funding to enable future successful external grant awards. All proposals
are submitted electronically through IRBNet. Included are the following programs:
• Start-Up competition for new, tenure-track faculty to receive up to $1,500 for supplies, expenses,
equipment and travel (SEET).
• Junior Faculty Competition for tenure-track faculty in their first, second or third year for summer
stipends, supplemental assigned time, summer graduate assistantships, and SEET funds. (Proposals
are capped at $10,000.)
• General Faculty Competition offers summer stipends for a maximum of $6,000 and a total proposal cap of $10,000.
• Programs for Reprint/Publication Support and Travel Support for External Funding remain
largely the same.
• Student programs for Research and Creative Arts have a scaled-down number of competitions for
graduate students from three competitions to one (with an invitation to resubmit) and
undergraduates to two (from five).
• New to the ASPiRE Program is the International Faculty Travel Award that provides supplemental
travel funds provided by a faculty member’s college or department for international travel to present
or perform abroad.
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External Funding Overview Trends
Academic Colleges
Other Units
Funding 2006-07
$10,915,587
$7,168,862
Funding 2007-08
$14,888,235
$5,499,563
Funding 2008-09
$16,011,233
$10,071,655
External Dollars Recieved 2004-2009
Total Number of Proposals
Submitted & Funded by External Grants
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External Funding Overview
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
Research (141)
Public Service (165)
Academic Support (48)
Instruction (33)
Institutional Support (14)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (401)
$17,158,674
65%
Federal (84)
$8,121,812
31%
$4,599,756
$2,223,950
$1,382,587
18%
9%
5%
Business (137)
Foundation (46)
$6,818,880
$6,756,505
26%
26%
State (28)
$2,403,463
9%
$717,921
$0
$0
3%
0%
0%
Non-Profit (73)
$1,592,165
6%
$26,082,888
100%
$234,905
$125,180
$17,995
$11,983
$26,082,888
1%
less than 1%
less than 1%
less than 1%
100%
Proposal Submissions:
Awards:
Higher Education (4)
Local (24)
Individual (3)
International (2)
Total (401)
583 (525 in 2007-08)
401 (388 in 2007-08)
Awards Exceeding $500,000…………………………10
Awards Exceeding $100,000……………....................29
Awards Exceeding $10,000………………..................122
Additional Awards (to $9,999)……………………… 240
(11 in 2007-08)
(24 in 2007-08)
(117 in 2007-08)
(236 in 2007-08)
Awards by College and Unit
CAST
CAP
MCOB
CCIM
CFA
CSH
TC
Academic Affairs
Information Technology
Student Affairs
Total
$1,957,426
$4,693,925
$134,008
$277,500
$61,030
$4,230,650
$4,656,694
$8,439,331
$915,939
$716,385
$26,082,888
(32 awards)
(23 awards)
(8 awards)
(7 awards)
(9 awards)
(148 awards)
(51 awards)
(100 awards)
(13 awards)
(10 awards)
(401 awards)
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ASPiRE Internal Grants
Ball State University’s Internal Grants Program was created in 1965 to provide funding to faculty and students
and to support and develop projects in the areas of research and creative endeavors. This year, the Internal
Grants Program was revamped entirely, including a name change to ASPiRE. The name ASPiRE is intended
to remind faculty of the goal of seeking external grants, that is, to turn internally-funded research effort into
proposals to external funding agencies. ASPiRE Internal Grants are intended to supplement and strengthen
the support for research and creative endeavors that comes both from departmental and college resources
along with other university programs.
The Ball State ASPiRE program consists of the following competitions: General Faculty Research, Junior
Faculty Research, General Faculty Creative Arts, Junior Faculty Creative Arts, Ad Hoc, New Faculty Start-Up,
Reprint/Publication Support, Travel Support for External Funding for faculty, International Travel Support,
as well as Graduate Creative Arts, Graduate Research, Undergraduate Creative Arts, Undergraduate Research,
and Travel Support for Professional Meetings for students.
2008 -09 Program Participation
The ASPiRE Internal Grants program processed 214 proposals and awarded $181,910 to support 156
projects. The total number of proposals submitted in 2008-09 decreased 22% from 2007-08, and proposals
funded in 2008-09 decreased 7% from those funded in 2007-08. Details of the 2008-09 Internal Grants
program are summarized in the table ASPiRE Program 2008-09 on page 11. In addition, the graph Total
Number of Proposals Submitted & Funded by Internal Grants (below) illustrates the trends in submitted and
funded proposals for internal grants from 2004-2009.
Total Number of Proposals
Submitted & Funded by Internal Grants
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ASPiRE Program 2008-09
Faculty Programs
Research - General Faculty
Summer Salary
Summer Graduate Assistantships
Supplemental Assigned Time
SEET1
Requests
Submitted
Proposals
Awarded
15
3
3
6
1
1
$
$
$
33,000
1,825
2,500
Award Amount
Increase (Decrease) in
Awards3
(33%)
(67%)
(67%)
11
6
$
11,320
0%
Total2
32
14
$
48,645
27%
Research - Junior Faculty
Summer Salary
Summer Graduate Assistantships
Supplemental Assigned Time
SEET1
16
6
4
9
3
2
$
$
$
48,000
4,836
5,000
0%
0%
(50%)
15
9
$
16,826
125%
18
50
10
24
$
$
74,662
123,307
67%
60%
Total2
Total Research
Creative Arts- General Faculty
Summer Salary
SEET1
Summer Graduate Assistantship
Supplemental Assigned Time
Total2
4
2
$
12,000
100%
0
0
0
0
0
0
$
$
$
-
0%
0%
0%
4
2
$
12,000
100%
0
0
$
-
0%
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
$
$
$
$
2,500
0%
0%
0%
100%
1
5
1
3
$
$
2,500
14,500
(67%)
(25%)
11
17
5
19
4
11
17
3
19
1
$
$
$
$
$
4,400
19,570
3,000
4,072
300
N/A
N/A
0%
(27%)
(83%)
Total Faculty Programs
111
78
$
169,149
13%
Graduate Student Programs
Creative Arts
Research
Travel Support for Professional Meetings
Total
2
18
57
77
2
9
49
60
$
$
$
$
1,000
4,471
4,225
9,696
(33%)
(31%)
0%
(8%)
Undergraduate Student Programs
Creative Arts
Research
Travel Support for Professional Meetings
Total
8
7
12
27
4
3
12
19
$
$
$
$
1,200
895
950
3,045
(20%)
0%
(54%)
(44%)
Total Student Programs
104
79
$
12,741
(20%)
Total Internal Grants
215
157
$
181,890
(7%)
Creative Arts - Junior Faculty
Summer Salary
SEET1
Summer Assigned Time
Summer Graduate Assistantship
SAT
Total2
Total Creative Arts
International Travel
New Faculty Start-up
Ad Hoc
Reprint/Publication Support
Travel Support for External Funding
1SEET is Supplies, Expenses, Equipment and Travel
2Totals equal total number of proposals submitted. One proposal can have multiple requests.
3Increase (Decrease) in number of proposals funded from previous year.
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Research Subcommittee #3 - Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Health, Applied Science
He Wang
Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise Science
Graduate Subcommittee #1 - Humanities
Michele Chiuini
Deborah Mix
Michael Oravitz
Lisa Walz
Lynda Wiley
Architecture
English
Music
Graduate Student
Student Life
Graduate Subcommittee #2 - Sciences
Jennifer Bott
Lambert Deckers
Kathryn Fletcher
Sarah Lee
Jacquelyn Nelson
Carolyn Shue
He Wang
Jensen Zhao
Marketing and Management
Psychological Science
Educational Psychology
Social Science Research Center
Graduate School
Communication Studies
Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise Science
Information Systems and Operations Management
Creative Arts Committee
Beth Messner, Chair
Nancy Melser, Secretary
Nazim Ahmed
Joe Blalock
Barbara Bogue
Fred Bower
Marianne Honrath
Kristi Koriath
Tonja McClain
Mark Neely
Michael O’Hara
Communication Studies
Elementary Education
Information Systems and Operations Management
Landscape Architecture
English
Art
Graduate Student
Sponsored Programs Office
Nursing
English
Ex-officio, Fine Arts
Hollis Review Committee
Kristin Perrone-McGovern
Thomas Holtgraves
Kristi Koriath
Sharon Paulson
Counseling Psychology and Guidance Services
Psychological Science
Sponsored Programs Office
Educational Psychology
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Research Compliance
The Office of Research Compliance provides administrative support for three federally mandated compliance
committees – the Institutional Review Board, the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and the
Institutional Biosafety Committee. These committees are responsible for the review of research protocols, policy
revisions to maintain compliance with changing federal regulations, providing annual reports on activities to the
appropriate federal agency, and conducting educational programs in the respective areas.
The Office of Research Compliance has investigated and determined to upgrade its training resources for
faculty researchers, student researchers, and compliance committee members in regard to research with human
subjects and animals. To realize this, the office has enrolled Ball State in the Collaborative Institutional Training
Initiative (CITI) that will enable all university affiliated researchers and compliance members to have access to
a number of online training modules. In addition to this initiative, the Office of Research Compliance has been
developing new policies on research integrity, standard operating procedures, and general policies for research
involving human subjects.
The Institutional Review Board is charged with the protection of individuals participating as human
subjects in research. The IRB reviewed 245 protocols between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009.
Members:
Leonard Kaminsky (chair)
George Gaither (assistant chair)
Stefania Aegisdottir
Kent Bullis, M.D.
Andrew Davis
Michael Holmes
Nicholas Luden (PhD student)
Ronald Naylor
Ted Neal
Lauren Shaffer
Linda Siktberg
Amy Boos (ex officio, non-voting)
Bryan Byers (ex officio)
Alternate members:
Johnathan Forbey
David Jewett
Vicki Keller
Charles Sanders, M.D.
Human Performance Laboratory
Psychological Science
Counseling Psychology and Guidance Services
Amelia T. Wood Health Center
Educational Psychology
Media Design
Human Performance Laboratory
Community Member
Art
Speech Pathology and Audiology
Nursing
Research Compliance
Interim Director, Research Compliance/
Criminal Justice and Criminology
Psychological Science
Community Member
Nursing
Ball Memorial Hospital
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The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee ensures the humane treatment of animals used in
research. The IACUC reviewed 23 protocols between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009.
Members:
Clare Chatot (chair)
Derron Bishop
Heather Bruns
James Flowers
Pat Riggins, D.V.M.
Rozann Schenkel
Marianna Zamlauski-Tucker
Amy Boos (ex officio, non-voting)
Bryan Byers (ex officio)
Biology
Medical Education
Biology
Technology
Attending Veterinarian
Community Member
Physiology and Health Science
Research Compliance
Interim Director, Research Compliance/
Criminal Justice and Criminology
The Institutional Biosafety Committee is responsible for the review of all research involving
recombinant DNA molecules or the use of infectious agents. The IBC reviewed 1 protocol between
July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009.
Members:
John McKillip (chair)
Lynne Cary
Larry Fromm
Kiev Gracias
Bozena Jemiolo
Susan McDowell
James Mitchell
Amy Boos (ex officio, non-voting)
Bryan Byers (ex officio)
Biology
Community Member
Medical Education
Community Member
Human Performance Laboratory
Biology
Biology
Research Compliance
Interim Director, Research Compliance/
Criminal Justice and Criminology
The Institutional Radiation Safety Committee is responsible for the review of all research involving
radioactive materials. It maintains a safe radiation environment and ensures regulatory compliance
with the Nuclear Radiation Committee (NRC).
Members:
T. Stuart Walker (chair)
Saiful Islam (Radiation Safety Officer)
Clare Chatot
Timea Gerczei
David Grosnick
Marc McFarland
Marianna Zamlauski-Tucker
Bryan Byers (ex officio)
Medical Education
Physics and Astronomy
Biology
Chemistry
Physics and Astronomy
Environmental Health and Safety
Physiology and Health Science
Interim Director, Research Compliance/
Criminal Justice and Criminology
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Intellectual Property
The 2009 fiscal year included several important developments in the Technology Transfer area as well as
significant increases in the number of IP disclosures, patent filings, and licensing revenue. First, work was
completed on Ball State’s Intellectual Property Policy and the policy has been approved and implemented across
the University. This new, comprehensive policy deals with intellectual property generated at Ball State University
by its faculty, staff, and students, and addresses the challenges of modern intellectual property issues, technology
transfer, and commercial development, especially in the areas of Ball State’s developing efforts in emerging
media.
Secondly, final work is underway on the organization model that will meet the commercialization needs of Ball
State. Adopted from a proven model, Ball State recently formed the Ball State Innovation Corporation (BSIC),
a new not-for-profit company. BSIC’s mission is to foster and facilitate the process of innovation to enhance the
regional economy. This mission encompasses the commercialization of inventions and other innovations derived
from research within the University. BSIC and its affiliates, Innovative Management Services, Inc. (a for-profit
corporation) and the Ball State Holdings LLC, will be fully operational by the fall 2009.
During FY 2009, the Office of Technology Transfer received 31 intellectual property disclosures, doubling the
15 disclosures for FY 2008, and over 4 times the number of disclosures from FY 2007. It should be noted that
three-fourths (25) of the 31 disclosures represented intellectual property from new media, and covered IP
ranging from film to media behavior, digital intermedia arts, and web applications for use in multi-touch
technology. Another direct result from the increase in IP disclosures was the licensing revenue for FY 2009,
which produced $146,537 and almost doubled revenue ($78,000) from the previous FY 2008 year.
In FY 2009, 3 new provisional patents and 3 non-provisional patents were filed. Provisional patents included
2 processes from the Miller College of Business, one encompassing digital signage and the other covering Webbased media production. The third provisional was in the area of Gamma Ray Beam Detection and relates
to the field of radiotherapy for measuring and calibrating a gamma ray source and measuring dosages from
said source. Three provisional patents were filed as non-provisional patents including a device for measuring
thermal expansion, one from the Miller College relating to computer security, and the third relating to building
construction - an alignment device for securing piping and conduit during the construction of a building
structure. BSIC is actively pursuing marketing opportunities for these patents.
Ball State will soon see the creation of several new start-up companies. CMD Insight LLC, a spin-off from
the Center of Media Design’s Insight and Research Institute, will work directly with Media Behavior Institute,
a leading private sector research and consulting group, to market state-of-the-art methods to track consumer
media behavior. The formation of a new spin-off from the Digital Corps is underway that will market recently
developed iPhone and iPod applications via the Apple Store. Other potential spin-offs being analyzed for the
upcoming year are from the Institute for Digital Entertainment and Education (IDEE), Institute for Digital
Intermedia Arts (IDIA), Institute for Digital Fabrication (IDF), and from Music Technology, .
In summary, expectations for technology transfer and commercialization for FY 2010 point to another year of
record growth. While there is a great deal work and many challenges ahead in fully developing BSIC’s potential,
there also appears to be no shortage in the creative intellectual property that will be developed from the
university, with areas like new media leading the way to new commercial endeavors.
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Intellectual Property Income 2008-09
()
Author(s)
DVD
Nancy Carlson, Ann Eldridge, Mark Warshaw
Arlene Ignico
Arlene Ignico
Christi M. Arnett
Teresa Matlock
Teresa Matlock
Gene Stratton Porter
Assessment of Fundamental Motor Skills
Assessment of Sports Skills
Child Care Collection
Vivian Gussin-Paley
Story Acting/Storytelling Themes
$380
$1,920
$90
$51,119
$3,173
$2,217
Teresa Matlock
Teresa Matlock
Stanley Geidel
Michael Gerhard, Wes Gehring
Michael O'Hara
Catherine Primmer/L. T. Faison
Catherine Primmer
Hans Sturm
Ronald Morris
Linda Siktberg, Ann Burford
Nancy Carlson
Social and Emotional Development Series
Bubbles & Stories
Hasty Legacy
The Many Faces of Movie Comedy
Explore Theatre: A Backstage Pass
Weight Training for the Physical Body
Running - A Head to Toe Approach - DVD
The Art of the Bow
Madison, Indiana
Safe Swallowing
Movers & Stakers: Stories Along the Indiana National Road
$20,545
$81
$530
$98
$1,626
$966
$24
$6,270
$260
$779
$2,134
CD
Elizabeth Richter
Mihai Tetel, Robert Palmer
Robert Palmer
Software
Jason Doll, Thomas Lauer
Dan Fortriede
Patricia Keith-Spiegel, Gil Michelini
Matthew Stuve, Mark Lora
Sherry Woosley, Donald Whitaker
Printed Materials
Christi M. Arnett
Bruce Geelhoed
Patricia Hughes, C. Frederick Dykins,
M. Kay Stickle
Teresa Matlock
j Title
Project
Looking Glass River: Music for Solo Harp
La Gitanai
The Romantic Spirit: Solo Piana Music from the
19th and 20th Centuries
Back-Calc (FishCD)
InQsit
Multimedia Integrity Teaching Tool (The MITT)
rGrade
MAP: On-line (Making Achievement Possible: On-line)
Reflections on Practice
Cardinals on the Gridiron
Guide for the Evaluation of Student Teachers
Story Acting and Inclusion: Companion Guide to Paley Video
Income as of June 30, 2009
Income
$528
$15
$165
$118
$749
$929
$10,414
$40,395
$60
$13
$298
$630
$146,526
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Funding
Profiles
College of Applied Sciences and Technology
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
Research (11)
Academic Support (8)
Instruction (4)
Public Service (9)
Institutional Support (0)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (32)
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
$1,576,885
81%
Federal (7)
$1,457,584
74%
$193,271
$124,153
$63,117
10%
6%
3%
Business (11)
Foundation (7)
$321,809
$136,673
16%
7%
State (2)
$20,850
1%
$0
$0
$0
$1,957,426
0%
0%
0%
100%
Non-Profit (4)
$17,515
1%
Individual (1)
$2,995
1%
$0
$0
$1,957,426
0%
0%
100%
Higher Education (0)
Local (0)
Total (32)
Five-Year Summary for the College of Applied Sciences and Technology
FY 2005..............................$1.7 million
FY 2006..............................$834 thousand
FY 2007..............................$1.4 million
FY 2008..............................$1.6 million
FY 2009..............................$2.0 million
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College of Applied Sciences and Technology External Grants
Director
Family and Consumer Sciences
Friesen, Carol A.
Chezem, Jo Carol
Hall, Scott S.
Adams, Rebecca A.
Whitaker, Sue
Spangler, Alice
Title
Sponsor
354-08
BioMeasure Adult Measuring Instrument
Glenview Health Systems
356-08
Family Film Festival
Muncie Altrusa Foundation, Inc.
242-09
Connecting the Classroom with the Community and Beyond: A
Blog Experience within an Interdisciplinary Immersive Learning
Experience
Indiana Campus Compact
Amount
$12,625
$790
$2,250
Department Total
$15,665
Indiana Healthy Weight Initiative Task Force Training
Company Health Assessment
Wellness Certification Template
Corporate Wellness Initiative
Livable Community for All Ages Strategic Planning Session
Indiana State Department of Health
COR Client
COR Client
COR Client
Ball Brothers Foundation
Department Total
$18,600
$5,150
$3,500
$1,304
$5,000
$33,554
248-08
The Impact of CPAP on Physical Activity Habits in OSA
ResMed Foundation
$20,999
Kaminsky, Leonard
063-09
Use of Lipoprotein-Associated Phospholipase A2 (Lp-PLA2) to
Identify Those with Abnormal Carotid Intima Media Thickness
Diadexus
(CIMT) in Individuals Categorized as Low and Intermediate Risk
(Framingham 10 Year Risk)
Mahon, Anthony
486-08
The Influence of Age, Maturation, and Gender on Substrate
Utilization in Children
Gatorade Sports Science Institute
Trappe, Scott
Trappe, Todd
306-08
Genomic and Proteomic Profiling of Aging and Unloaded
Human Skeletal Muscle
Eli Lilly and Company
$107,116
Department Total
$216,385
Fisher Institute for Wellness and Gerontology
Ellery, Jane E.
458-09
Murr, Rhonda
C819-09
Murr, Rhonda
C820-09
Murr, Rhonda
C821-09
Segrist, Kathy
503-09
Human Performance Laboratory
Hargens, Trent A.
Kaminsky, Leonard
$85,270
$3,000
Nursing
Ryan, Marilyn
103-04D
Professional Nurse Traineeship Continuation
U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services
$80,583
Ryan, Marilyn
150-09
Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship (AENT) Program
Health Resources and Services Administration
$95,938
Switzer, Cheryl
367-08
Contract for Individual/Institutional Training - Carla McCord
Indiana Workforce Development
$25,463
Department Total
$201,984
20
College of Applied Sciences and Technology External Grants
Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise Science
Bell, Robert J.
149-09
The Impact of the Hardiness Personality with Professional Golfers Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Dugan, Eric L.
267-08
Dugan, Eric L.
280-07A
Ignico, Arlene A.
Vidoni, Carla
Ignico, Arlene A.
394-06B
The Effects of Fatigue and Load Carriage on Musculo-Skeletal
Injury Mechanisms
Biomechanical and Physiological Changes Associated with
Prolonged Sitting in a Comfort Motion Technology Automobile
Seat
Head Start Motor Development
552-09
Ball State Healthways Project: Physical Education Redefined
Jutte, Lisa S.
090-09
The Effect of Anti-histamine on Signs and Symptoms of Eccentric
Great Lakes Athletic Trainers' Association
Muscle Damage
$1,499
Petersen, Jeffrey
Judge, Lawrence W.
Pierce, David
346-08
Chase Charlie Run
Ball Brothers Foundation
$2,000
Petersen, Jeffrey
Pierce, David
031-09
Ball State University Ticketing Operations and Promotion in
Sport (TOPS) Program - Partnership with the Indiana Ice – Fall
2008
Indianapolis Ice
$2,410
Petersen, Jeffrey
Pierce, David
334-09
Ball State University Ticketing Operations and Promotion in
Sport (TOPS) Program Partnership with the Fort Wayne Tin
Caps – Spring 2009
Fort Wayne Tin Caps
$2,553
Petersen, Jeffrey
345-09
Applications In Marketing for Sport (AIMS) Program
Cotton, Samuel E.
340-08
Professional Development for Workplace Specialist
Johnson, Richard T.
295-09
FIRST Robotics
Johnson, Richard T.
Jones, James W.
Kanu, Rex
Jones, James W.
Kanu, Rex
Rose, Mary Annette
296-09D
603-09
FIRST Robotics
Geo Energy Panel Systems Testing Part II
Indiana University - Purdue University
Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Workforce
Development
NASA
Geo Energy Panel System
529-09
Geo Energy Panel Systems Testing
Geo Energy Panel System
$2,995
268-09
Request for Support for EnviroTech Participants
575-09
Paul D. Von Holtz Conference Incentive Awards
Wal-Mart
International Graphic Arts Education
Association, Inc.
Department Total
College Total
$1,500
Xu, Renmei
U.S. Department of Defense
$500
$1,244,000
Comfort Motion Technologies
$95,000
Head Start Action, Inc.
$600
Healthways
Indianapolis Tennis Championship
Department Total
$105,884
$930
$1,455,376
Technology
$14,786
$5,000
$6,000
$3,881
$300
$34,462
$1,957,426
21
College of Applied Sciences and Technology Internal Grants
Director
Family and Consumer Sciences
Title
Grant
Amount
Pucciarelli, Deanna
Determinants Influencing Life-Stage Eating Patterns in Muncie,
Indiana from the Middletown Studies (1920) through 2009
Junior Faculty Research
$9,482
Pucciarelli, Deanna
Middletown: A Longitudinal Study in American Food Culture
Start-up Program
$1,500
Saiki, Diana
Morris, Mary (student)
"The Effects of Globalization on Dress of Northern India"
presented at International Textile and Apparel Association on
November 5-8, 2008 in Chicago, IL
Undergraduate Student Travel
Department Total
$75
$11,057
Fisher Institute for Wellness and Gerontology
Ellery, Jane
Martz, Donna (student)
"Drumming: Drums Alive Presentation Assistant" presented at
IDEA Conference & Drumming Certification Conference on
October 7-8, 2008 in Chicago, IL
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Segrist, Kathy
Miller, Neal (student)
"Lifelong Learning and Education for Older Adults" presented at
the Annual Conference of the American Society on Aging and
Graduate Student Travel
the National Council on Aging on March 15-20, 2008 in Las
Vegas, NV
$100
Department Total
$200
Human Performance Laboratory
Harber, Matthew
Konopka, Adam (student)
"The Influence of Amino Acids on Gene Expression in Skeletal
Muscle" presented at The 2008 APS Meeting: Integrative
Biology of Exercise V on September 24-27, 2008 in Hilton
Head, SC
Graduate Student Travel
$50
Kaminsky, Leonard
Boyle, Leryn (student)
"The Influence of Hormone Suppression Therapy and Related
Factors on Bone Mineral Density in Cancer Patients" presented
at the Midwestern American College of Sports Medicine
Regional Conference on October 23-25, 2008 in Bowling
Green, OH
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Mahon, Anthony
Guth, Lisa (student)
"Effects of a Family History of Non-Insulin-Dependent Diabetes
Mellitus on Body Composition in Adolescents presented at the
Graduate Student Travel
North American Society for Pediatric Exercise Medicine on
September 17-20, 2008 in Colorado Springs, CO
$100
Trappe, Scott
Hayes, Erik (student)
"Human Vastus Lateralis and Soleus Muscles Display Divergent
Cellular Contractile Properties" presented at The 2008 APS
Graduate Student Travel
Meeting: The Integrative Biology of Exercise V on September 2427, 2008 in Hilton Head, SC
$50
Trappe, Scott
Luden, Nicholas (student)
"Human Vastus Lateralis and Soleus Muscles Display Divergent
Cellular Contractile Properties" presented at The 2008 APS
Graduate Student Travel
Meeting: The Integrative Biology of Exercise V on September 2427, 2008 in Hilton Head, SC
$100
Trappe, Todd
Dickinson, Jared (student)
"Influence of a Cyclooxygenase-2 Inhibitor on Cyclooxygenase
mRNA Expression After Resistance Exercise in Humans"
presented at The 2008 APS Meeting: The Integrative Biology of
Exercise V on September 24-27, 2008 in Hilton Head, SC
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Trappe, Todd
Lee, Jonah (student)
"The Impact of Sex and Chronic Resistance Training on Human
Patellar Tendon Dry Mass, Collagen Content, and Collagen
Cross-Linking" presented at The 2008 APS Meeting: The
Graduate Student Travel
Integrative Biology of Exercise V on September 24-27, 2008 in
Hilton Head, SC
$50
Trappe, Todd
Sullivan, Bridget (student)
"Skeletal muscle proteolysis in humans: Influence of resistance
training alone with cyclooxygenase inhibitor consumption"
presented at The 2008 APS Meeting: The Integrative Biology of
Exercise V on September 24-27, 2008 in Hilton Head, SC
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Department Total
$625
22
College of Applied Sciences and Technology Internal Grants
Nursing
Johnson, Elizabeth
Geriatric Clinical Simulation for Baccalaureate Nursing Students
Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise Science
Bell, Robert
Ad Hoc Application
Start-up Program
Department Total
$1,000
$1,000
Ad Hoc Program
$250
Blom, Lindsey
Understanding American Parents' Comments on the Sidelines
International Travel Program
$400
Blom, Lindsey
Research in Youth Sport and Physical Activity
Start-up Program
Hargens, Trent
Campbell, Diane (student)
The Influence of Aerobic Training on Double Product Break
Point in Low and Moderate Risk Adults
Graduate Research
$496
Judge, Lawrence
Yurko, Ryan (student)
“CSRI Hammer Throw Presentation” presented at the 2009
Scholarly Conference on College Sports on April 16-18, 2009 in
Chapel Hill, NC
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Jutte, Lisa
Carithers, Lorena (student)
Common Injuries in Collegiate Dancers and the Treatment they
Seek
Undergraduate Research
$300
Nagelkirk, Paul
Boyle, Leryn (student)
The Effects of Whole Body Vibration on Fibrinolysis in Men
Graduate Research
$500
Peterson, Jeffrey
Royse, Kevin (student)
“Graduate Case Study Team Competition” presented at the
2009 Scholarly Conference on College Sports on April 16-18,
2009 in Chapel Hill, NC
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Pierce, David
Examining Corporate Sponsorship in High School Athletics
Start-up Program
Department Total
$1,250
$1,500
$4,896
Technology
Xu, Renmei
Calkins, Celeste (student)
"Mathematical Models of Ink Mileage Curves of Dry Toners in
Electrophotography" presented at the Technical Association for
the Graphic Arts (TAGA) Conference on March 15-17, 2009 in
New Orleans, LA
Graduate Student Travel
Department Total
College Total
$100
$100
$17,878
23
External Proposals Submitted by the College of Applied Sciences and Technology
Family and Consumer Sciences
Adams, Rebecca
Ahmadi, Reza
Altman, Lois
Brown, Carol
Foster, Deborah
Friesen, Carol
Lazo-Flores, Thelma
Pucciarelli, Deanna
Spangler, Alice
Thompson, Nancy
Whitaker, Sue
Fisher Institute for Wellness
and Gerontology
Ellery, Jane
Murr, Rhonda
Segrist, Kathy
Human Performance Laboratory
Jemiolo, Bozena
Kaminsky, Leonard
Mahon, Anthony
Trappe, Scott
Trappe, Todd
Nursing
Dillard, Nancy
Hodson-Carlton, Kay
Johnson, Elizabeth
Kelsey, Beth
Ryan, Marilyn
Siela, Debra
Siktberg, Linda
Thomas, Cynthia
Twibell, Renee
Physical Education, Sport,
and Exercise Science
Bell, Robert
Blom, Lindsey
Burt, Tammy
Bussell, Leigh
Dugan, Eric
Harber, Matthew
Hargens, Trent
Hobley, Marjorie
Ignico, Arlene
Ivan, Emese
Judge, Lawrence
Jutte, Lisa S.
Nagelkirk, Paul
Petersen, Jeffrey
Pierce, David
Vidoni, Carla
Walker, Stacy
Wang, He
Weidner, Thomas
Technology
Cotton, Samuel
Flowers, James
Hua, David
Johnson, Richard
Jones, James
Kanu, Rex
Rose, Mary Annette
Xu, Renmei
Yang, Baijian
24
College of Architecture and Planning
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
Research (11)
Institutional Support (1)
Public Service (7)
Academic Support (2)
Instruction (2)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (23)
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
$4,446,490
95%
Business (2)
$4,244,290
90%
$133,000
$107,435
$4,000
$3,000
$0
$0
1.5%
1.5%
1%
1%
0%
0%
Federal (5)
$335,025
6%
Local (6)
$58,310
1%
Non-Profit (7)
$43,300
1%
Foundation (1)
$10,000
1%
$3,000
1%
$4,693,925
100%
$0
$4,693,925
0%
100%
State (2
Higher Education (0)
Total (23)
Five-Year Summary for the College of Architecture and Planning
FY 2005..............................$500 thousand
FY 2006..............................$430 thousand
FY 2007..............................$1.0 million
FY 2008..............................$369 thousand
FY 2009..............................$4.7 million
25
College of Architecture and Planning External Grants
Director
Architecture
Elvin, George A.
Title
Sponsor
Amount
040-08A
2008 Report on University Research
American Institute of Architects
$10,000
Gibson, Michael D.
373-08
Integration of Solid-State, Solar-Powered Micro-Cooling
Assemblies in Building Skins: Feasibility, Performance Studies,
and Prototyping
American Institute of Architects
$7,000
Janz, Wesley R.
382-09
2008 Curry Stone Design Prize Finalist
Curry Stone Foundation
Department Total
$10,000
$27,000
CAPIndy
Beaubien, Brad M.
C822-09
Indianapolis Smart Growth Redevelopment District
Various
$15,000
Beaubien, Brad M.
C825-09
West Morris Streetscape
West Indianapolis Development Corporation
$3,000
Beaubien, Brad M.
C826-09
Regional Center Green Infrastructure Mapping
Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.
$2,000
Central Indiana Regional Transportation
Authority
Various
Department Total
Beaubien, Brad M.
C823-09
Transit Oriented Development Exhibit
$4,400
Truex, Scott
C824-09
Great Indy Neighborhoods
Lankford, Susan
330-08
Historic Architecture Survey and Determination of National
Register Eligibility of Old Town Carmel
Carmel Clay Historical Society
$3,135
Lankford, Susan
332-08
Preservation What? A Primer to the Practices and Players of
Heritage Preservation
Indiana Humanities Council
$2,000
Lankford, Susan
333-08
Completion of Historic Structure Reports for the Indiana
Division of State Museum and Historic Sites
Indiana Division of State Museum and
Historic Sites
Lankford, Susan
441-09
Proposal to Complete Surveys and Interim Reports for Franklin
and Carroll Counties
Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana
$105,025
Lankford, Susan
483-09
Staff Funding for Professional Services
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Department Total
$308,160
$14,900
$39,300
Center for Historic Preservation
$65,000
$133,000
Landscape Architecture
Baas, Robert C.
370-09
Celebrating Indiana's Conservation Design Heritage: Selected
Drawing from the Archives of the Indiana Department of
Natural Resources
Indiana Humanities Council
$2,000
Baas, Robert C.
479-09
Planning Services for Morgan-Monroe State Forest
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
$1,500
Baas, Robert C.
482-09
Planning Services for Greene-Sullivan State Forest
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Motloch, John
314-08
US-Brazil Universities of the Future Consortium
U.S. Department of Education
Department Total
Schoen, David
053-09
Sponsorship of Graduate Assistantship in Urban Planning for AY Delaware-Muncie Metropolitan Plan
2008-2009
Commission
$8,500
Schoen, David
058-09
Sponsorship of Graduate Assistantship in Urban Planning for AY
Johnson County Department of Planning
2008-09
$8,275
Schoen, David
059-09
Sponsorship of Graduate Assistant
Madison County Council of Governments
$8,500
Schoen, David
180-09
Intergraph Education Program
Intergraph Corporation
Schoen, David
427-09
RW Armstrong Graduate Assistantship
RW Armstrong, Inc.
Truex, Scott
103-07B
LISC Website Design, Host & Management
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Department Total
College Total
$1,500
$30,000
$35,000
Urban Planning
$4,236,290
$8,000
$14,900
$4,284,465
$4,693,925
26
College of Architecture and Planning Internal Grants
Director
Architecture
Klinger, Kevin
Boone, Elizabeth (student)
Title
Grant
Amount
Spot on Schools - MorphoLuminescence
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Klinger, Kevin
Brockmeyer, Eric (student)
Spot on Schools Exhibition - Luminaire
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Klinger, Kevin
Buente, Adam (student)
Spot On Schools - Smart Scrap
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Klinger, Kevin
Perry, Kyle (student)
Spot On Schools Exhibition- Bodhi
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Spodek, Jonathan
"Application of Infrared Thermography to Historic Building Investigation"
printed in the Journal of Architectural Conservation
Faculty Reprint
$300
Department Total
$600
Landscape Architecture
Baas, Robert
The Penn School Cultural Landscape
Junior Faculty Research
$8,876
Baas, Robert
New Faculty Start-up Grant
Start-up Program
$1,250
Marlow, Christopher
Games and Learning in Landscape Architecture
International Travel Program
$400
Department Total
College Total
$10,526
$11,126
27
External Proposals Submitted by the College of Architecture and Planning
Architecture
Chiuini, Michele
Gray, Timothy
Grondzik, Walter
Harwood, Pamela
Janz, Wesley
Swartz, Andrea
CAP Indy Center
Beaubien, Brad
Truex, Scott
Center for Historic Preservation
Lankford, Susan
Landscape Architecture
Baas, Robert
Cairns, Malcolm
Hunt, Martha
Rotar, Sean
Urban Planning
Burayidi, Michael
Perera, Nihal
Schoen, David
28
Miller College of Business
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
Research (4)
$88,702
66%
Federal (3)
$85,502
64%
Public Service (4)
Instruction (0)
$45,306
$0
34%
0%
Business (4)
$38,506
29%
Local (1)
$10,000
7%
$0
0%
$0
$0
$0
$134,008
0%
0%
0%
100%
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$134,008
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
Academic Support (0)
Institutional Support (0)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (8)
State (0)
Higher Education (0)
Foundation (0)
Non-Profit (0)
Individual (0)
Total (8)
Five-Year Summary for the Miller College of Business
FY 2005..............................$108
FY 2006..............................$54
FY 2007..............................$52
FY 2008..............................$61
FY 2009..............................$134
thousand
thousand
thousand
thousand
thousand
29
Miller College of Business External Grants
Director
Center for Business and Economic Research
Faulk, Dagney
C754-09
Hicks, Michael J.
Hicks, Michael J.
D321-08
Title
Sponsor
Amount
Downtown Hotel Study
City of Muncie
$10,000
Manufacturing and Transportation Industry Forecast and
Analysis
Conexus
$25,000
Department Total
$35,000
Economics
Coelho, Philip R.
204-07B
Collaborative Research: The Differential Impact of Parasitic
Diseases on Agricultural Productivity of Blacks and Whites in the National Science Foundation
Early Twentieth-Century South
$36,751
Coelho, Philip R.
204-07A
Collaborative Research: The Differential Impact of Parasitic
Diseases on Agricultural Productivity of Blacks and Whites in the National Science Foundation
Early Twentieth-Century South
$36,751
Coelho, Philip R.
430-09
REU Supplement: The Differential Impact of Parasitic Diseases
on Agricultural Productivity of Blacks and Whites in the Early
Twentieth-Century South
National Science Foundation
$12,000
Department Total
$85,502
COR Client
Department Total
$306
$306
Information Systems and Operations Management
Kitchens, Fred
C818-09 Educational Kiosks on Emerging Technology
Marketing and Management
Bott, Jennifer P.
C817-09
Marketing Plan for Project 18
COR Client
Wahlers, Russell
C816-09
Closed-circuit Television Network Feasibility
COR Client
$10,000
$3,200
Department Total
College Total
$13,200
$134,008
Miller College of Business Internal Grants
Director
Title
Grant
Amount
Accounting
Sun, Li
"Corporate Reputation and Technical Efficiency: Evidence from the
Chemical and Business Service Industries" printed in the Journal of Applied
Business Research
Faculty Reprint
$200
Sun, Li
"Corporate Reputation and Earnings Quality" printed in Journal of Applied
Business Research
Faculty Reprint
$300
Department Total
$500
Information Systems and Operations Management
Chalupa, Marilyn
Harris, Thomas
"Market Quality Perception of the American Auto Producers" printed in the
Review of Buisness Research (RBR)
Faculty Reprint
$300
Harris, Thomas
"Teaching Cross Functional Integration at the Undergraduate Curriculum
Using ERP Tool" printed in the Review of Business Research (RBR)
Faculty Reprint
$255
Department Total
$555
Faculty Reprint
$135
Marketing and Management
Borna, Shaheen
Smith, Brien
"Retail Image...Establishing the Essence of the Business for Retail
Organizations" printed in the Marketing Management Journal
Department Total
College Total
$135
$1,190
30
External Proposals Submitted by the Miller College of Business
Accounting
White, Gwendolen
Center for Business and Economic Research
Faulk, Dagney
Hicks, Michael
Economics
Coelho, Philip
McClure, James
Finance and Insurance
Avila, Stephen
Information Systems and Operations Management
Chalupa, Marilyn
Kitchens, Fred
Marketing and Management
Bott, Jennifer
Smith, Brien
Wahlers, Russell
31
College of Communication, Information, & Media
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
Research (2)
Public Service (2)
Instruction (2)
Academic Support (1)
Institutional Support (0)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (7)
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
$175,000
62%
Non-Profit (3)
$140,500
50%
$80,000
$22,000
$500
29%
8%
1%
Foundation (2)
$77,000
28%
Business (2)
$60,000
22%
Federal (0)
$0
0%
$0
$0
$0
$277,500
0%
0%
0%
100%
State (0)
Local (0)
$0
$0
0%
%
$0
$277,500
0%
100%
Higher Education (0)
Total (7)
Five-Year Summary for the College of Communication, Information, & Media
FY 2005..............................$152 thousand
FY 2006..............................$962 thousand
FY 2007..............................$189 thousand
FY 2008..............................$165 thousand
FY 2009..............................$278 thousand
32
College of Information, Communication, and Media External Grants
Director
Center for Information and Communication Sciences
Title
Sponsor
Amount
Jones, Stephan S.
C760-09
Digital Policy Institute
Organization for the Promotion and
Advancement of Small Telecommunications
Companies
Jones, Stephan S.
C761-09
Digital Policy Institute
Ohio Telecom Association
Jones, Stephan S.
C762-09
Training Technology Professionals
Telamon
Department Total
Maksl, Adam
446-09
Emerging Media Workshop
Newspaper Association of America Foundation
$15,000
Masse, Mark H.
Masse, Mark H.
344-08
126-02G
National Journalism Writing Award
National Journalism Writing Award
Myrta and Russ Pulliam
Myrta and Russ Pulliam
Department Total
$70,000
$7,000
$92,000
527-09
Paint for Peace 2
Indiana Campus Compact
Department Total
College Total
$125,000
$50,000
$10,000
$185,000
Journalism
Telecommunications
Williams-Hawkins, Maria
$500
$500
$277,500
College of Information, Communication, and Media Internal Grants
Director
Communication Studies
Day, Angela
Title
Home Daycare Providers: Domestic Workers “Problematizing” Family and
Business Boundaries
Grant
Amount
Start-up Program
$1,250
Department Total
$1,250
Journalism
Hayes, Brian
Nolder, Autumn (student)
"How to Discover Creative Story Ideas" presented at JEA/NSPA National
High School Journalism Convention on November 13-16, 2008 in St. Louis. Undergraduate Student Travel
MO
Hayes, Brian
Williams, Aimee (student)
"Bite-Size Stories" presented at the JEA/NSPA National High School
Journalism Convention on November 13-16, 2008 in St. Louis, MO
$50
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Department Total
$150
$500
Telecommunications
Chesebro, James
Hufford, Kyle (student)
Haiti: A Nation of Future Digital Storytellers
Graduate Creative Arts
Smith, Susan
New Faculty Start-up Grant
Start-up Program
Department Total
College Total
$750
$1,250
$2,650
33
External Proposals Submitted by the College of Information, Communication, and Media
Center for Information and Communication Sciences
Bellaver, Richard
Jones, Stephan
Journalism
Hanley, Michael
Hayes, Brian
Maksl, Adam
Palilonis, Jennifer
Supa, Dustin
Telecommunications
Carlson, Nancy
Chesebro, James
Flook, Christopher
Smith, Susan
Williams-Hawkins, Maria
34
College of Fine Arts
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
Academic Support (6)
$41,850
69%
Non-Profit (5)
$31,016
51%
Institutional Support (1)
Public Service (1)
Research (1)
Instruction (0)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (9)
$10,000
$7,180
$2,000
$0
$0
$0
$61,030
16%
12%
3%
0%
0%
0%
100%
Individual (2)
$15,000
25%
Federal (1)
$10,000
16%
$5,014
8%
$0
$0
0%
0%
$0
$0
$61,030
0%
0%
100%
Local (1)
State (0)
Business (0)
Higher Education (0)
Foundation (0)
Total (9)
Five-Year Summary for the College of Fine Arts
FY 2005..............................$43 thousand
FY 2006..............................$59 thousand
FY 2007..............................$251 thousand
FY 2008..............................$61 thousand
FY 2009..............................$61 thousand
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College of Fine Arts External Grants
Director
Title
Sponsor
Amount
Museum of Art
Schafer, Carl
Blume, Peter F.
Said, Tania
449-08
Challenge America: Reaching Every Community Invitational
Initiative
National Endowment for the Arts
$10,000
Department Total
$10,000
Music
Koriath, Kirby
019-08
Doctoral Assistantship 2007-2008
Erwin and Barbara Mueller
$7,000
Koriath, Kirby
430-08
Arts Place Graduate Assistantship
Arts Place, Inc.
$8,000
Koriath, Kirby
248-09
Erwin and Barbara Mueller Graduate Assistantship 2008-09
Erwin and Barbara Mueller
$8,000
Koriath, Kirby
297-09
MSO Enhanced Graduate Assistantship Stipends
Muncie Symphony Orchestra
$5,014
Koriath, Kirby
297-09A
MSO Enhanced Graduate Assistantship Stipends
Muncie Symphony Orchestra
$2,836
580-09
Muncie Symphony Orchestra 08-09 and 09-10 Graduate
Assistantships
Muncie Symphony Orchestra
$11,000
Department Total
$41,850
Pohly, Linda
Theatre and Dance
Blackmer, Jennifer S.
277-08
BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre Summer 2009
Arts Place, Inc.
D190-08
National Teaching Artist Grant
American College Theatre Festival
Department Total
College Total
$7,180
Mortimer, Harold
Mortimer, Wendy
$2,000
$9,180
$61,030
36
College of Fine Arts Internal Grants
Director
Title
Grant
Amount
Art
Martis, Susan
Anna Pavlova and the Inspiration of the Performing Body for Sculptures by
Malvina Hoffman
Start-up Program
$570
Russell, Jacinda
Speck, Adam (student)
Songs For You, Truths For Me
Undergraduate Creative Arts
$300
Department Total
$870
Music
Crawford, Elizabeth
International Clarinet Association Research Competition Proposal
International Travel Program
$400
Karna, Duane
ICVT7 - Paris, France (July 2009)
International Travel Program
$400
Karna, Duane
The Use of the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) in the Choral
Rehearsal
Start-up Program
$750
Karna, Duane
Wahl, Shelbie (student)
By Women, For Women: An Annotated Bibliography of Choral Works
For Women's Voices Composed and Texted By Women
Graduate Research
$500
Kilburn, Raymond
Jimenez, Fabian (student)
“Guia Prático: A Practical Guide to the Musical World of Heitor VillaLobos” presented at the 27th Annual Great Lakes Regional Conference of
The College Music Society 2009 on March 27-28, 2009 in Mt. Pleasant, MI
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Kilburn, Raymond
Nakayama, Yuka (student)
“Virginia Waring International Piano Competition” presented at the
Virginia Waring International Piano Competition on March 28-April 5,
2009 in Palm Desert, CA
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Mantione, Meryl
Xu, Grace (student)
“Compose, Rehearse, and Perform” presented at the Freie Universtat
Berlin, Germany on June 6 - July 18, 2009
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Palmer, Robert
Jeoung, Ji-Young (student)
"No Longer Very Clear" presented at the Regional Conference of the
Southern Chapter of the College Music Society on February 26-28, 2009 in
Orlando, FL
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Palmer, Robert
Kim, Jooyoung (student)
Taneev Internationl Chamber Ensemble Competition
Graduate Creative Arts
$500
Platt, Heather
"Brahms's Tribute to Haydn and Pohl" to be presented at Celebrating
Haydn: His Times and Legacy
International Travel Program
$400
Reilly, Paul
The Evocation of the Guitar-a recording of Evocative Guitar Music
General Faculty Creative Arts
$6,000
Reilly, Paul
Salmon, Shawn (student)
“The Lieder of Clara Schumann” presented at the Feminist Theory and
Music 10 Conference on May 27-31, 2009 in Greensboro, NC
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Zhong, Mei
Lecture-Recital-Presentation at International Congress of Voice Teachers
International Travel Program
$400
Zhong, Mei
Kellogg, Kathleen (student)
“The Lieder of Clara Schumann” presented at the Feminist Theory and
Music 10 Conference on May 27-31, 2009 in Greensboro, NC
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Department Total
$9,925
Theatre and Dance
Daehn, Michael
10 Little Indians
Polomchak, Andrew (student)
Undergraduate Creative Arts
$300
Vidal, Christopher
Mayo, Carlie (student)
Undergraduate Creative Arts
$300
Department of Theatre and Dance's Chicago Showcase 2008
Department Total
College Total
$600
$11,395
37
External Proposals Submitted by the College of Fine Arts
Art
Prater, Michael
Russell, Jacinda
Museum of Art
Blume, Peter
Schafer, Carl
Music
Allison, Jesse
Inks, Kimberly
Koriath, Kirby
Opie, Peter
Pohly, Linda
Theatre and Dance
Blackmer, Jennifer
Mortimer, Wendy
38
College of Sciences and Humanities
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
Public Service (82)
$2,042,022
48%
Federal (27)
$1,651,095
39%
Research (46)
$1,084,181
26%
Academic Support (8)
Instruction (9)
Institutional Support (3)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (148)
$854,245
$171,742
$78,460
$0
$0
$4,230,650
20%
4%
2%
0%
0%
100%
State (8)
Business (73)
$1,065,276
$816,272
25%
19%
$269,660
7%
$229,905
$196,392
$2,050
$4,230,650
5%
5%
less than 1%
100%
Non-Profit (22)
Higher Education (3)
Foundation (13)
Local (2)
Total (148)
Five-Year Summary for the College of Sciences and Humanities
FY 2005..............................$5.6
FY 2006..............................$6.0
FY 2007..............................$3.6
FY 2008..............................$6.7
FY 2009..............................$4.2
million
million
million
million
million
39
College of Sciences and Humanities External Grants
Director
Title
Sponsor
Amount
Anthropology
Hogue, S. H.
323-08
Analysis of the Faunal Remains from St. Paul Parish Plantation
and West Pasture Archaeological Sites
Chicora Foundation
$4,000
Nyce, James M.
342-09
Lund University Flight Simulation Activities Support
Lund University School of Aviation
$5,000
Swartz, Benjamin
085-99F
Secretarial Support for Lambda Alpha
Lambda Alpha
$8,460
Swartz, Benjamin
085-99G
Secretarial Support for Lambda Alpha
Lambda Alpha
$1,999
530-09
Does Increasing Cultural Awareness Effect Prejudices and
Cultural Bias in Adolescents?
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Waite, Gerald
$250
Department Total
Archeological Resources Management Service
McCord, Beth
C652-09
$19,709
CR 144 and Whiteland Road
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$2,677
McCord, Beth
C653-09
Oaktown 1 Mine - IBR #2
Black Panther Mining
$1,530
McCord, Beth
C654-09
Addendum to Columbus South Side Sewer
Strand & Associates
$1,463
McCord, Beth
C655-09
Addendum to Columbus WWTP
Strand & Associates
$2,048
McCord, Beth
C656-09
Putnam Co. Bridge #10
Beam, Longest, & Neff
$1,170
McCord, Beth
C657-09
Inter-Urban Trail
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C658-09
McClung Road
Beam, Longest, & Neff
McCord, Beth
C659-09
Reconstruction of Morgan Street
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$743
McCord, Beth
C660-09
Newport Borrow Pit
Gohman Asphalt
$731
McCord, Beth
C661-09
CR 575 S Borrow Pit
Force Construction
$844
McCord, Beth
C662-09
Added Travel Lanes on SR5
Beam, Longest, & Neff
McCord, Beth
C663-09
Greensburg Airport
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$990
$1,001
$765
$11,295
McCord, Beth
C664-09
Steuben County Trail
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C665-09
Evansville Borrow
Leisure Land, LLC
$1,200
$923
McCord, Beth
C666-09
Lake Road Borrow
Force Construction
$608
McCord, Beth
C667-09
Rensselaer Downtown Revitalization
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C668-09
Oak Grove Road Reconstruction
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$844
$4,057
McCord, Beth
C669-09
Replace of Bridge #55
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$788
McCord, Beth
C672-09
SR 58 Small Structure
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$709
McCord, Beth
C673-09
SR 135 Small Structure
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$653
McCord, Beth
C670-09
Cass CR 300 South
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$878
McCord, Beth
C671-09
US 50 Small Structure
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$619
McCord, Beth
C674-09
SR 163 Bridge Replacement
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$1,035
McCord, Beth
C677-09
Intercity Road, Jeffersonville Clarksville
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$1,249
McCord, Beth
C678-09
SR 56 Small Structure
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$889
McCord, Beth
C675-09
SR 11 Small Structure
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$788
McCord, Beth
C676-09
SR157 Borrow Pit
Force Construction
$900
McCord, Beth
C679-09
SR 9 Small Structure
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$878
McCord, Beth
C680-09
Lincoln Avenue Borrow Pit
Leisure Land, LLC
$1,170
McCord, Beth
C681-09
US 31 Road Rehabilitation Relocations
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$1,080
McCord, Beth
C682-09
SR 16 Pavement Rehabilitation
Earth Tech
$3,285
McCord, Beth
C683-09
SR 25 Residential Relocations
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$923
McCord, Beth
C684-09
Cool Creek Trail North
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C685-09
SR 25 Hoosier Heartland
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$11,396
$810
McCord, Beth
C686-09
SR56 Pavement Replacement
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$945
McCord, Beth
C687-09
SR 37 Slide Repair
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
McCord, Beth
C688-09
Borrow Pit
E. S. Wagner
McCord, Beth
C689-09
Bridge #503 Replacement
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$653
McCord, Beth
C690-09
SR 252 Road Rehabilitation
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$1,778
McCord, Beth
C691-09
Porter County Bridge 96 Replacement
DLZ
$968
$2,273
$968
40
College of Sciences and Humanities External Grants
McCord, Beth
C692-09
Adams Street Pavement Rehabilitation
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$878
McCord, Beth
C693-09
US 31 Additional Survey Areas
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$810
McCord, Beth
C694-09
Earl Park Well and Transmission Main
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$743
McCord, Beth
C695-09
Canoe Access Site on Sugar Creek
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
$968
McCord, Beth
C696-09
Lake Trail Borrow Pit
E. S. Wagner
$1,751
McCord, Beth
C697-09
Wabash Heritage Trail Phase 1 and 2
H. Stewart Kline & Associates
$1,350
McCord, Beth
C698-09
CSX Railroad Corridor
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$698
McCord, Beth
C699-09
White River Borrow Pit
Milestone Contractors, LP
$2,929
McCord, Beth
C700-09
Butler Property Borrow Pit
E. S. Wagner
$1,038
McCord, Beth
C701-09
Belt Property Borrow Pit
E. S. Wagner
McCord, Beth
C702-09
Koontz Lake Regional Sewer
Wightman Petrie, Inc.
McCord, Beth
C703-09
Maple Point Extension and Concord Road
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$810
McCord, Beth
C704-09
Stones Crossing and Worthsville Road
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$1,170
McCord, Beth
C705-09
US 35 Rehabilitation through Greentown
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$833
McCord, Beth
C706-09
Macy Wastewater Collection and Treatment Plant
Wightman Petrie, Inc.
$250
McCord, Beth
C707-09
US 40 Small Structure Replacement
Bernardin, Lochmueller, & Associates, Inc.
$250
McCord, Beth
C708-09
Grand Calumet River Bike Trail
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
$250
McCord, Beth
C709-09
Roadway Improvements Along CR 750 N and CR 700 N
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C710-09
Bridge #1
Beam, Longest, & Neff
$1,035
McCord, Beth
C711-09
Vera Bradley Wetland Mitigation
Earth Source
$5,260
McCord, Beth
C712-09
Columbus South Side Sewer
Strand & Associates
$6,225
McCord, Beth
C713-09
Columbus WWTP Outflow
Strand & Associates
$6,225
McCord, Beth
C714-09
Monitoring of Loteewi Lake
Hamilton County Parks and Recreation
McCord, Beth
C715-09
Monitoring of Adams Bridge #82
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C716-09
Columbus WTTP
Strand & Associates
McCord, Beth
C717-09
Bostick Road
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C718-09
Monitoring of Whitewater Locks #26 & 28
Butler, Fairman, & Seufert
McCord, Beth
C719-09
Artifact Processing
Camp Atterbury
McCord, Beth
C720-09
Ceramic Analysis of 12Fr310 and 12De772
Gray and Pape
$788
$1,575
$250
$450
$1,035
$4,335
$12,780
$2,025
$17,495
$6,350
Department Total
$149,080
Biology
Badger, Kemuel S.
347-09
Student Research and Travel Support
Ball State University Foundation
$15,000
Bernot, Melody J.
308-09
The Influence of Nonprescription Pharmaceuticals on Aquatic
Ecosystems: Direct Toxicity and Indirect Trophic Interactions
Indiana Water Resources Research Center
$15,000
Bruns, Heather A.
393-09
Examination of the Immune Response in Staphylococcus AureusIndiana Academy of Science
Infected Mice Treated with Simvastatin
Carter, Timothy C.
266-08
Monitoring Indiana Bat Maternity Colonies in the Shawnee
National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Carter, Timothy C.
327-08
Monitor Indiana Bat Maternity Colonies In Southern Illinois
Illinois Wildlife Preservation Fund
$2,000
Carter, Timothy C.
335-09
Monitoring an Indiana Bat Colony in the Shawnee National
Forest
U.S. Forest Service
$9,000
Islam, Kamal
162-08
Comparison of Relative Abundance of Cerulean Warbler
Populations Between Fragmented and Unfragmented Forest
Blocks in Indiana
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Lauer, Thomas
333-09
Dynamics and Models of the Yellow Perch in Indiana Waters of
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Lake Michigan and Near-Shore Fish Community Characteristics
LeBlanc, David
421-09
Monitoring Associations Between Avian and Plant Communities
Indiana Academy of Science
on the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary Indiana
$2,984
$18,000
$41,788
$198,027
$2,168
41
College of Sciences and Humanities External Grants
McDowell, Susan
095-09
Investigating Changes in Small GTPase Associations due to
Simvastatin Using 2- Dimensional Gel Electrophoresis
Indiana Academy of Science
Pyron, Mark
316-09
Hydrology, Substrates and Fish Assemblages of the Wabash
River
Indiana Water Resources Research Center
$14,004
Pyron, Mark
418-09
Wabash River Substrate, Bathymetry, Flow Effects on Fish
Assemblages
Wabash River Enhancement Corporation
$12,500
Ruch, Donald G.
373-09
Examination of the Flora and Floral Communities of the
Nicholson Nature Preserve in Wayne County, Indiana
Indiana Academy of Science
$1,820
$500
Department Total
$332,791
Chemistry
Coan, Paul S.
448-09
CRISP: Chemistry Research Immersion Summer Program
Eli Lilly and Company
$5,000
Gerczei, Timea
076-09
The Future of Biochemistry Education at Ball State University
Discovery Group
$17,432
Gnezda, Anita
093-07A
LSAMP Phase II
National Science Foundation
$49,336
Ribblett, Jason
113-04C
Center for Authentic Science Practice in Education
Purdue University
$57,441
Zubkov, Tykhon
023-09
Identification of Photocatalytically Active Surface Sites on
Layered Transition Metal Sulfides
American Chemical Society
$50,000
Zubkov, Tykhon
047-09
Used Energy Related Equipment Grant
U.S. Department of Energy
$3,000
Zubkov, Tykhon
436-09
Photocatalytic Degradation of Organic Compounds Using
Layered Transition Metal Sulfides
Indiana Academy of Science
$3,000
Department Total
$185,209
Computer Science
Gestwicki, Paul V.
623-09
App Inventor for Android Project
Google, Inc.
Zage, Wayne
097-09
Understand Analyst Software License
Scientific Toolworks, Inc.
$35,910
$8,072
Zage, Wayne
235-06A
Software Reliability and Security Improvements
Army Research Office
$60,000
Zage, Dolores
Dean's Office
Johnson, Susan M.
Miller, Judy**
036-08A
I-STEM Resource Network Initiative
Department Total
$103,982
Indiana STEM Resource Network
$100,000
Department Total
$100,000
English
Hamada, Megumi
511-09
Role of Decoding Efficiency in L2 Incidental Word Learning
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$200
Hanson, Linda K.
202-08A
Indiana Writing Project
National Writing Project
$20,000
Hanson, Linda K.
330-09
Indiana Writing Project
National Writing Project
$46,000
Department Total
$66,200
$14,200
Geography
Coleman, Jill S.
072-09
High-Altitude Atmospheric Balloon Launch
Discovery Group
Zimmermann, Petra
294-08
Riverine Flood Analysis
Zimmermann, Petra
294-08A
Riverine Flood Analysis
Indiana University - Purdue University
I di
li
Indiana University - Purdue University
Indianapolis
Department Total
$9,450
$14,175
$37,825
Geological Sciences
Fluegeman, Richard H.
Grigsby, Jeffry D.
Nicholson, Kirsten
Fluegeman, Richard H.
004-09
Acquisition of a Tabletop Scanning Electron Microscope with
EDS for Multidisciplinary Geoscience Research
281-09
SMT’s Kingdom Software
National Science Foundation
$101,825
Seismic Micro-Technology, Inc.
Department Total
$596,448
$698,273
42
College of Sciences and Humanities External Grants
History
Doyle, Michael W.
D415-09
Swope, Kenneth
D324-08A 2008 West Point Summer Seminar in Military History
United States Military Academy
Witkowski, Gregory
589-09
German Academic Exchange Service
Mathematical Sciences
Dean, Curtis G.
Visiting Professorship at the University of Bordeaux 3
Visiting Professor
University of Bordeaux 3
$4,015
$450
$8,710
Department Total
$13,175
$28,675
038-09
Travelers Predictive Modeling Initiative
St. Paul Travelers
Livshits, Irene
303-08
Multiscale Algorithm for Finding Full Eigenbasis of PDR
Operators
Livermore National Lab
Stump, Sheryl
Miller, Judy**
Stump, Sheryl
Miller, Judy**
292-09
Middle School Mathematics Initiative
Indiana STEM Resource Network
$65,200
292-09A
Middle School Mathematics Initiative
Indiana STEM Resource Network
$400
$9,707
Department Total
Natural Resources and Environmental Management
Eflin, James C.
048-09
Literature Review for Solartech SBIR Proposal
$103,982
Solartech
$4,500
Delaware County Emergency Management
Agency
$1,600
Department Total
$6,100
Gray, Timothy C.**
Pichtel, John
D411-09
Tuition for Training with the Emergency Response Training
Center
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Roemer, Michael
340-09
Workshop on Teaching College Introductory Courses Follow-up
Wabash Center
Department Grants
$2,000
Department Total
$2,000
Physics and Astronomy
Cancio, Antonio C.
169-08
RUI: Empirical Density Functional Theory Using the Laplacian
of the Density
National Science Foundation
Jordan, Thomas M.
617-09
2009 Research and Engineering Apprenticeship Program
New Hampshire Academy of Applied Science
Kaitchuck, Ronald
216-08
A Collaborative Program of Student Research in Observational
Astronomy
Indiana Space Grant Consortium
$13,239
Robertson, Thomas
227-08
In Search of Red Dwarf Stars: Application of Three-Color
Photometric Techniques
Indiana Space Grant Consortium
$7,500
Wijesinghe, Ranjith
432-09
Magnetic Measurements of Nerve Signals
Indiana Academy of Science
Department Total
$2,788
$78,727
267-04C
Staffing of the National Office of Eta Sigma Gamma
Eta Sigma Gamma
$22,994
McKenzie, James
351-09
Pfizer Visiting Professorships In Health Literacy / Clear Health
Communication
Pfizer, Inc.
McKenzie, James
582-09
Consulting for ISDH DNPA Program
Indiana State Department of Health
Pinger, Robert
213-08A
2008 West Nile Virus Surveillance Cooperative Program
Indiana State Department of Health
$89,399
Pinger, Robert
397-09
2009 West Nile Fever Virus Surveillance Cooperative Program
Indiana State Department of Health
$27,139
$50,000
$5,200
Physiology and Health Science
Clark, Jeffrey K.
Political Science
Scheele, Raymond
Losco, Joseph
Vasicko, Sally Jo
Bagga, Jay*
$7,500
$19,910
Department Total
$166,942
045-07
Voting System Technical Oversight Program
Indiana Secretary of State
$162,097
Scheele, Raymond
037-09
Project for Bowen Center Client
Bowen Center Client
$159,000
Scheele, Raymond
Markle, Larry**
055-09
Proposal for a Contract Between the Indiana Division of
Indiana Division of Disability and
Disability and Rehabilitative Services and The Bowen Center for
Rehabilitative Services
Public Affairs at Ball State University
$463,236
045-07A
Voting System Technical Oversight Program
$362,772
Scheele, Raymond
Losco, Joseph
Vasicko, Sally Jo
Bagga, Jay*
Indiana Secretary of State
Department Total
$1,147,105
43
College of Sciences and Humanities External Grants
Psychological Science
Butler, Darrell L.
512-09
Explorations in the Use of Online Interactive Virtual Worlds for
Clinical Research in Psychology
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Forbey, Johnathan D.
485-08
Validation Studies of MMPI-2 Restructured Form (MMPI-RF)
University of Minnesota Press
Kite, Mary
310-07A
Midwestern Psychological Association Secretary/Treasurer
Midwestern Psychological Association
Perkins, David
148-09
The Role of the Family in Vocational Recovery of Individuals
with Psychiatric Disabilities and Criminal Histories
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$500
Tagler, Michael
504-09
Wrist Actigraph Sleep Measurement Pilot Study
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$475
Woodward, Lucinda
510-09
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Comorbid Depression in a
West African Population
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$400
$200
$4,890
$24,000
Department Total
$30,465
Social Science Research Center
Brown, Ann L.
118-08
RFP-8-30: Coordination and Management Services to Child
Welfare Providers
Indiana Department of Child Services
$151,054
Brown, Ann L.
Raines, Joshua
Brown, Ann L.
Rich, Lisa
Brown, Ann L.
Hawkins, Alishea R.
Brown, Ann L.
Hawkins, Alishea R.
487-08
Facilitation of Youth Advisory Board
Indiana Department of Child Services
$300,000
185-07B
Indiana Independent Living Initiative
Indiana Department of Child Services
$52,058
054-09
Guardian Scholars Program
Ball Brothers Foundation
$75,000
272-09
Guardian Scholars Program
Annie E. Casey Foundation
$50,000
Department Total
$628,112
$220,890
Social Work
Egbert, Judi E.
614-09
BSW and MSW Education through the Indiana Child Welfare
Education and Training Partnership
Indiana University
Slater, Greta Yoder
352-08
Engaging Learners in the Development of Essential Research
Skills (ELDERS)
Council on Social Work Education
$7,497
Department Total
Sociology
Gong, Fang
$228,387
001-09
Homecare Intervention Project
Centers for Disease Control
$24,880
Holtzman, Mellisa K.
021-09
Precipitating Legal Change: Children’s Rights, Family
Definitions, and Judicial Decision-Making
National Science Foundation
$81,671
Kapinus, Carolyn A.
Connolly, James J.**
084-09
Adolescent Well-Being in Muncie, Indiana: An Analysis of the
Effect of Neighborhood and Community Changes
Discovery Group
$18,735
Department Total
Speech Pathoology and Audiology
Updike, Claudia
302-04J
Classroom Amplification
Indiana Lions Speech & Hearing, Inc
Department Total
Women's Studies
Rosser, Julee
374-08
Women's Studies Program Scholarships 2008
USA Funds, Inc.
Department Total
College Total
$125,286
$2,300
$2,300
$5,000
$5,000
$4,230,650
44
College of Sciences and Humanities Internal Grants
Director
Anthropology
Waite, Gerald
Gibler, Kristin (student)
Title
A Day with Mimi: The Modern Face of Vietnam
Grant
Amount
Undergraduate Creative Arts
$300
DepartmentTotal
$300
Biology
Bernot, Melody
"Nutrient cycling relative to d15N and d13C natural abundance in a coastal
wetland with long-term nutrient additions" printed in the Aquatic Ecology
Faculty Reprint
$200
Bernot, Melody
Bragg, Robert (student)
Examining the Effects of Multiple Agricultural Chemicals on Amphibian
Development
Undergraduate Research
$295
Bernot, Melody
Brandenburg, Michael
(student)
“Spatial variation of macroinvertebrate abundance and diversity in headwater
streams of Delaware County, Indiana” presented at the North American
Benthological Society annual meeting on May 17-22, 2009 in Grand Rapids,
MI
Undergraduate Student Travel
$75
Bernot, Melody
Bunch, Aubrey (student)
“Abundance of nonprescription pharmaceuticals in streams and effects on
sediment microbial activity” presented at the North American Benthological
Society annual meeting on May 17-22, 2009 in Grand Rapids, MI
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Bernot, Melody
Bunch, Nathan (student)
“Preferential Uptake of Microbial Communities to Varying Nitrogen
Availability” presented at the North American Benthological Society annual
meeting on May 17-22, 2009 in Grand Rapids, MI
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Bernot, Melody
Bunch, Nathan (student)
Quantifying Preferential and Adaptive Nitrogen Uptake in Microbial
Communities
Graduate Research
Bernot, Melody
Cross, Emily (student)
"Effect of UV on Sediment Respiration" presented at the Indiana Water
Resource Association on May 11-13, 2009 in Bloomington, IN
Undergraduate Student Travel
$50
Bernot, Melody
Martin, Erika (student)
“Does preferential uptake of dissolved inorganic and organic nitrogen change
with trophic complexity?” presented at the North American Benthological
Society Annual meeting on May 17-22, 2009 in Grand Rapids, MI
Undergraduate Student Travel
$75
Bernot, Randall
Determining the Impacts of Nanomaterials on Aquatic Ecosystems
Junior Faculty Research
$7,600
Bruns, Heather
Reduction of Intestinal Probiotic Populations by Antibiotic Treatment
During Oral Tolerization Induces Immune Activation Rather Than
Suppression
General Faculty Research
$8,000
Bruns, Heather
Burns, Erin (student)
“Immune Responses of S. Aureus-Infected Mice Pre-Treated with
Simvastatin” presented at Autumn Immunology Conference on November
21-24, 2008 in Chicago, IL
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Bruns, Heather
Burns, Erin (student)
Effects of Staphylococcus Aureus Infection and Simvastatin Treatment on
Immune Responses in Vivo
Graduate Research
$495
Bruns, Heather
Seamon, Megan (student)
"Assessment of IgA Production During Oral Tolerance" presented at Indiana
Undergraduate Student Travel
Academy of Science Fall Meeting on October 15-19, 2008 in Columbus, OH
$500
$50
45
College of Sciences and Humanities Internal Grants
Bruns, Heather
Sellers, Lisa (student)
"Exercise-induced Alterations in Immunoglobulin (IgA, IgG, IgM) Levels in
Cancer versus Non-Cancer Patients" presented at Indiana Academy of
Science (IAS) on October 23-24, 2008 in Evansville, IN
Graduate Student Travel
Carter, Timothy
"Prey Consumed by Eight Species of Insectivorous Bats from Southern
Illinois" printed in the The American Midland Naturalist , Volume 162(1),
July 2009
Faculty Reprint
$300
Lauer, Thomas
Lau, Jamie (student)
An Analysis of Ohio River Basin Water Quality: Solving the Problems for
Regional Water Quality Assessments
Graduate Research
$500
Lauer, Thomas
Lau, Jamie (student)
"Habitat use of grass pickerel Esox americanus vermiculatus in Indiana
streams" printed in American Midland Naturalist
Faculty Reprint
$300
McKillip, John
Robinson, Amanda (student)
Detection and Enumeration of Sublethally-Injured Escherichia coli 0157:H7
Using Selective Agar Overlays
Graduate Research
$480
Pyron, Mark
"Conservation of the Freshwater Gastropods of Indiana: Historic and Current
Distributions" printed in the American Malacological Bulletin 26(1/2): 137Faculty Reprint
151
$300
Pyron, Mark
"Substrate and Current Velocity Preferences of Spotfin Shiner (Cyprinella
Spiloptera) and Sand Shiner (Notropis Stramineus) in artificial Streams"
printed in the Journal of Freshwater Ecology
$200
Pyron, Mark
Beugly. Jay
"Fish and Invertebrate Assemblages in Seasonal Headwater Streams"
presented at the American Society of Ichthologists and Herpetologists on July Graduate Student Travel
23-28 in Montreal, Canada
Pyron, Mark
Beugly, Jay
“Mortality Associated with Marking and Handling Small Bodied Minnows”
presented at the Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference on December 14-17,
2008 in Columbus, OH
Graduate Student Travel
$50
Pyron, Mark
“Paleo Impacts on Fish Assemblages: Glaciation” presented at the Midwest
Jacquemin, Stephen (student) Fish and Wildlife Conference on December 14-17, 2008 in Columbus, OH
Graduate Student Travel
$50
Pyron, Mark
Pritchett, Jennifer (student)
"Substrate Variation in the Wabash River During Three Years: Effects on
Fish Assemblages" presented at the Joint Meeting of the American Society of
Ichthologists and Herpetologists on July 23-28 in Montreal, Canada
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Pyron, Mark
Pritchett, Jennifer (student)
Effects of Hydrology on Substrate Variation and Fish Assemblages in the
Middle Wabash River presented at the Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference Graduate Student Travel
on December 14-17 in Columbus, OH
$50
Ruch, Donald
"Vascular Flora and Vegetational Communities of the Wetland Complex on
the IMI Property in Henry County, Near Luray, Indiana" printed in the
Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Faculty Reprint
$131
Ruch, Donald
"Point-Centered Quarter Analysis of Four Forest Types at Hayes Arboretum
in Wayne County, Indiana" printed in the Proceedings of the Indiana Academy
of Science
Faculty Reprint
$65
$50
Faculty Reprint
$100
Department Total
$20,266
46
College of Sciences and Humanities Internal Grants
Chemistry
Palencia, Hector
Ritchie, Zachary (student)
“N-heterocycle carbenes as organocatalyts: a new approach in biodiesel
synthesis” presented at the Posters on the Hill (CUR) Conference on May 5,
2009 in Washington D.C.
Undergraduate Student Travel
$100
Department Total
$100
Computer Science
Gestwicki, Paul
Interactive Curriculum Visualization
General Faculty Research
$8,200
Zage, Wayne
Zage, Dolores
Travel Support to NSF
Faculty Travel
$300
Department Total
$300
English
Donnelly, Michael M.
Writing Program Administration, Research, and Assessment
Start-up Program
$1,250
Grutsch-McKinney, Jackie
Williams, Nicole (student)
“Navigating Fair Use and Copyright Law: A Case Study on How Students
Compose Multimodal Projects CCCC presentation” presented at the
Midwestern Educational Research Conference on October 15-19, 2008 in
Columbus, OH
Graduate Student Travel
Hamada, Megumi
Development of Second Language Word-Meaning Inference While Reading
Junior Faculty Research
$6,160
Lovelace, Sean
Flash Fiction: Two Manuscripts of an Emerging Genre
Junior Faculty Creative Arts
$2,500
Lovelace, Sean
Hartley-Smith, Rachel
(student)
CEllA's Round Trip: An Online Hybrid Literary and Visionary Journal
presented at the Association of Writers and Writers Program (AWP)
Conference on February 11-14, 2009 in Chicago, IL
Graduate Student Travel
MacKay, Carolyn
Trechsel, Frank
Totonac-Tepehua Lexical Database Project
Ad Hoc Program
$2,500
MacKay, Carolyn
A Dictionary of Pisaflores Tepehua
General Faculty Research
$7,500
Neely, Mark
Fishing With Lorenzo: a collection of poems
General Faculty Creative Arts
$6,000
$100
$75
Department Total
$26,085
Geological Sciences
Fluegeman, Richard H
Robinson, Seth (student)
“Foraminiferal Paleoecology & Sequence Stratigraphy of the Pachuta &
Shubuta Members of The Yazoo Clay (Eocene; Priabonian), Wayne City,
MS,” presented at the American Association for Petroleum Geologists
Student Expo on October 8-9, 2008 in Houston, TX
Undergraduate Student Travel
$100
Fluegeman, Richard
Mullin, Michelle (student)
“Stable Isotope Record of Soil Carbonates From the Eocene-Oligocene
Transition, Badlands National Park, South Dakota,” presented at the
Climatic and Biotic Events of the Paleogene on January 12-15, 2009 in
Wellington, New Zealand
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Graduate Student Travel
$100
“CO2 Injection and Reservoir Characterization: An Integrated Petrographic
Grigsby, Jeffry
and Geochemical Study of the Frio Formation, Texas” presented at the
McGuire, Kelli Ann (student) American Association of Petroleum Geologists Student Exposition on
October 8-9, 2008 in Houston, TX
47
College of Sciences and Humanities Internal Grants
Nicholson, Kristen
McKinney, Kegan (student)
"Unraveling 100MA of Volcanic Activity in Northland New Zealand"
presented at the 2008 GSA North-Central Section Meeting on April 24-25,
2008 in Evansville, IN
Undergraduate Student Travel
$100
“A Possible Northern Extension of the Reunion Hotspot Track; Based on
Nicholson, Kristen
Samples From the Bela Ophiolite, Pakistan” presented at the AGU 2009
Banser, Christopher (student)
Joint Assembly on May 24-27, 2009 in Toronto, Canada
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Rice-Snow, Scott
Balakrishnan, Aneesha
(student)
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Department Total
$600
“Relationship of Tectonism to Continental Divide Irregularity” presented at
the AAPG Student Expo on March 12-14, 2009 in Norman, OK
Geography
Airriess, Christopher
Coming Ashore: Spatially Disciplining the Boat Population in Late Colonial
Hong Kong
International Travel Program
$400
Call, David
"An Assessment of National Weather Service Warning Procedures for Ice
Storms" printed in Weather and Forecasting/ American Meteorological Society
Faculty Reprint
$300
Coleman, Jill
High-Altitude Atmospheric Balloon Launch
Ad Hoc Program
$250
Yang, Jian-Sheng
Internationalization of the Department of Geography
International Travel Program
$400
Yang, Jian-Sheng
"Estimating Impervious Surface Area of Urban Watersheds Using ASTER
Data” printed in the Journal of Environmental Informatics
Faculty Reprint
$160
Department Total
$1,510
History
Suppe, Frederick
Jones, Stephen (student)
“The (Post) Colonial Discourse of Land, Language and National Identity in
Saunders Lewis's Cymru Fydd” presented at the California Celtic Colloquium Graduate Student Travel
on March 12-15, 2009 in Berkeley, CA
$100
Department Total
$100
Mathematical Sciences
Livshits, Irene
Efficient numerical methods for solving differential eigenvalue problems
General Faculty Research
$8,120
Shafer, Kathryn
New Faculty Start-UP Grant
Start-up Program
$1,250
Department Total
$9,370
Modern Languages and Classics
Gilman, Donald
Supplementary Travel Funds for Presentation of Paper, International
Association of Neo-Latin Studies, University of Uppsala (Sweden), August 29, 2009
International Travel Program
$400
Zheng, Guohe
The Impact of the Occupation (1945-1952) on Modern Japanese Theatre:
Invited Lectures in China
International Travel Program
$400
Department Total
$800
Natural Resources and Environmental Management
Gregg, Amy
Holzinger, Joseph (student)
Factors Associated with Declining Hunting Participation in Indiana
Graduate Research
$500
Popovicova, Jarmila
"Water Quality Assessment of Prairie Creek Reservoir in Delaware County,
Indiana" printed in the Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Faculty Reprint
$109
Department Total
$609
48
College of Sciences and Humanities Internal Grants
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Agnew, Elizabeth
Jane Addams: Public Intellectual for Peace
Eflin, Juli
"William James' Genuine Option" presented at the Midsouth Philosophy
Hoover, Christopher (student) Conference on April 17-18, 2009 in Memphis, TN
General Faculty Research
$8,200
Undergraduate Student Travel
$100
Eflin, Juli
Brooks, Isaac (student)
“Hume and Introduction: A Counter Institute Response” presented at the Phi
Sigma Tau Midwest Undergraduate Conference on April 17-18, 2009 in
Undergraduate Student Travel
Omaha, NE
$100
Marchal, Joseph
Junior Faculty Research Grant (Spring 2009)
Junior Faculty Research
Marchal, Joseph
New Faculty Start-Up Grant
Start-up Program
$750
Roemer, Michael
New Faculty Start-Up Program
Start-up Program
$1,250
Department Total
$20,400
$10,000
Physics and Astronomy
Joe, Yong, Hedin, Eric
Emergence of Molecular Electronics: Charge Transport in DNA
General Faculty Research
$8,625
Department Total
$8,625
Physiology and Health Science
Kelly-Worden, Marie
Huff, Courtney (student)
Investigating the Binding of Streptococcal Monoclonal Antibody 10F5 in the
Heart of Lewis Rats
Graduate Research
$500
Kelly-Worden, Marie
Gebhard, Robyn (student)
Investigating the Interaction of Streptococcal Monoclonal Antibody 10F5 in
the Brain of Lewis Rats
Undergraduate Research
$300
Pinger, Robert
"The Blacklegged Tick (Ixodes scapularis) in Indiana: A Review" printed in
the Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Faculty Reprint
$172
"The Effect of Short-term Dietary Supplementation with Glutathione Ethyl
Ester (GSHE) on Reduced Glutathione (GSH) Levels in Kidney
Zamlauski-Tucker, Marianna
Mitochondria from Young and Old Rats" printed in the Journal of the
American Society of Nephrology
Faculty Reprint
$45
Department Total
$1,017
Political Science
Nishikawa, Misa
Political Stability Data (Conference Presentation)
International Travel Program
$400
Taylor, Charles
New Faculty Start-Up Grant
Start-up Program
$1,250
Department Total
$1,650
$4,158
Psychological Science
Adams, Heather
Rethinking Experiences of Chronic Illness: Shifts in foci and their
implications for modeling identity
Junior Faculty Research
Tagler, Michael
Belavadi, Sucharita (student)
“Implicit and Explicit Attitudes Toward the Poor” presented at the APS 21st
Annual Convention on May 22-24, 2009 in San Francisco, CA
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Gaither, George
Driver, Christian (student)
"What Do They Want to Know? An Exercise to Teach by Doing Postmodern
Graduate Student Travel
Feminism on the First Day of a Human Sexuality Class"
$100
Department Total
$4,358
49
College of Sciences and Humanities Internal Grants
Sociology
Gong, Fang
Contexts of Migration and Mental Health Status among Asian Americans
Junior Faculty Research
$8,500
Gong, Fang
Workplace Discrimination and Health among White and Minority Women
Start-up Program
$1,500
Petts, Richard
Religious Heterogamy and Relationship Stability: A Comparison of Marital
and Cohabiting Unions
Start-up Program
$1,250
Department Total
$11,250
Speech Pathology and Audiology
Thatcher, Karen
Philippsen, Melissa (student)
"College Students' Perceptions of Issues in Diversity" presented at American
Speech Language Hearing Association National Convention on November
20, 2008 in Chicago, IL
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Thatcher, Karen
Endicott, Blair(student)
"College Students' Perceptions of Issues in Diversity" presented at American
Speech Language Hearing Association National Convention on November
20, 2008 in Chicago, IL
Graduate Student Travel
$50
Department Total
$150
Women and Gender Studies
Siering, Carman
Thomas, Kendra (student)
Walking Our Talk: Resisting Academic Hegemony/Enacting Feminist
Pedagogy presented at the National Women's Studies Conference on June 19- Graduate Student Travel
22, 2008 in Cincinnati, OH
$75
Department Total
College Total
$75
$107,565
50
External Proposals Submitted by the College of Sciences and Humanities
Anthropology
Boyd, Colleen
Nyce, James
Waite, Gerald
Archaeological Resources
Management Service
McCord, Beth
Biology
Badger, Kemuel
Bernot, Melody
Bernot, Randall
Bruns, Heather
Carter, Timothy
Desouza, Josephine
Islam, Kamal
Lauer, Thomas
LeBlanc, David
McConnell, Tom
McDowell, Susan
McKillip, John
Pyron, Mark
Ruch, Donald
Chemistry
Coan, Paul S.
Gerczai, Timea
Lang, Patricia
Palencia, Hector
Poole, James
Storhoff, Bruce
Zubkov, Tykhon
Computer Science
Bagga, Kunwarjay
Buis, Paul
Gestwicki, Paul
Sun, Fu-Shing
Tanksale, Vinayak
Zage, Delores
Zage, Wayne
Criminal Justice and Criminology
Brown, Michael
English
Christman, Jill
Felsenstein, Frank
Habich, Robert
Hamada, Megumi
Hanson, Linda
Newbold, Webster
Seig, Mary Theresa
Geography
Call, David
Coleman, Jill
Zimmermann, Petra
Geological Sciences
Fluegeman, Richard
Grigsby, Jeffry
Neumann, Klaus
Nicholson, Kirsten
History
Dolski, Michael
Doyle, Michael
Hall, Kenneth
Witkowski, Gregory
Mathematical Sciences
Dean, Curtis
Livshits, Irene
Shafer, Kathryn
Stump, Sheryl
Modern Languages and Classics
Thorington, Ellen
Zheng, Guohe
51
External Proposals Submitted by the College of Sciences and Humanities
Natural Resources
and Environmental Management
Eflin, James
Pichtel, John
Popovicova, Jarmila
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Concepcion, David
Roemer, Michael
Physics and Astronomy
Berrington, Robert
Cosby, Ronald
Hedin, Eric
Jin, Feng
Joe, Yong
Jordan, Thomas
Kaitchuck, Ronald
Khatun, Mahfuza
Wijesinghe, Ranjith
Physiology and Health Science
Clark, Jeffrey
Kelly-Worden, Marie
Marini, David
McKenzie, James
Pinger, Robert
Psychological Science
Butler, Darrell
Forbey, Johnathan
Holtgraves, Thomas
Perkins, David
Tagler, Michael
Woodward, Lucinda
Social Science Research Center
Brown, Ann
Hawkins, Alishea
Raines, Joshua
Social Work
Egbert, Judi
Slater, Greta Yoder
Sociology
Gong, Fang
Holtzman, Mellisa
Kapinus, Carolyn
Xu, Jun
Political Science
Friedman, Francine
Hall, Steven
Hollands, Roger
Reagan, Daniel
Scheele, Raymond
Taylor, Charles
Vasicko, Sally Jo
Young, John
52
Teachers College
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
Research (26)
Instruction (5)
Academic Support (16)
Public Service (3)
Institutional Support (1)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (51)
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
$3,316,290
71%
Federal (20)
$976,789
$274,476
21%
6%
$59,139
1%
$30,000
$0
$0
$4,656,694
1%
0%
0%
100%
Foundation (15)
Non-Profit (5)
Higher Education (1)
State (10)
Business (0)
Local (0)
Total (51)
$3,344,213
71%
$769,670
$141,509
$5,000
$396,302
$0
17%
3%
less than 1%
9%
0%
$0
0%
$4,656,694
100%
Five-Year Summary for Teachers College
FY 2005..............................$5.2
FY 2006..............................$5.2
FY 2007..............................$4.3
FY 2008..............................$5.9
FY 2009..............................$4.7
million
million
million
million
million
53
Teachers College External Grants
Director
Burris Laboratory School
Title
Sponsor
Amount
DeWeese, Marilyn
033-09
Participant Stipends
Indiana State University
DeWeese, Marilyn
060-09
State High Ability Grant Program 2008-2009
Indiana Department of Education
$27,296
$750
$600
DeWeese, Marilyn
064-09
Non-English Speaking Program 2008-2009
Indiana Department of Education
McGee, Jay
Ahlersmeyer, Betsy K.
Shears, Frederick
Funk, Emily
319-08
Indiana Tech Prep Education Grant
Indiana Department of Workforce Development
McGee, Jay
343-08
Title II, Part A, Improving Teacher Quality
Indiana Department of Education
$15,702
McGee, Jay
200-09
2008-09 Professional Development Grant
Indiana Department of Education
$3,000
McGee, Jay
200-09A
2008-09 Professional Development Grant
Indiana Department of Education
$3,720
McGee, Jay
547-09
Title II, Part A, Improving Teacher Quality
Indiana Department of Education
$17,514
Segedy, Janis
100-09
Healthy Living Take Charge
Delaware County Health Department
$30,000
$500
Department Total
$99,082
Indiana Council for Economic Education
$21,396
Department Total
$21,396
Center for Economic Education
Yoho, DeVon
003-09
Center for Gifted and Talented Development
Adams, Cheryll M.
361-08
Pierce, Rebecca**
Cassady, Jerrell C.*
Cross, Tracy*
Economics America Program
Project CLUE - Plus
U.S. Department of Education
$405,241
Department Total
$405,241
Counseling Psychology and Guidance Services
Aegisdottir, Stefania
151-09
Multicultural Competence of Icelandic Psychologists
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$500
Aegisdottir, Stefania
508-09
Causal Model Examining Affirmative Lesbian, Gay, and
Bisexual (LGB) Counseling Self-Efficacy
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$120
Aegisdottir, Stefania
533-09
Ruralness and Gender: Predicting the Self-Stigma Associated
with Seeking Help from Mental Health Professionals
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$350
Alexander, Charlene M.
515-09
Implicit Attitudes of Counselor Trainees Toward Black-White
Couples
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$400
Alexander, Charlene M.
519-09
Attitudes Toward Help Seeking Among Israeli Arabs
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$250
Bowman, Sharon L.
035-09
Graduate Assistantship at the Youth Opportunity Center
Youth Opportunity Center
Nicholas, Don
518-09
The Mediating and Moderating Effects of Religious Coping in
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Long-Term Survivors of Cancer
$400
Spengler, Paul
339-08
The Moderating Effects of Client Information Processing Style
on Benefits Gained from Delivered and Interactive MMPI-2
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Feedback
$500
White, Michael
514-09
The Effect of Young Women's Sexual Self-Schemas on
Emotional Responses to Sexualized Female Imagery in
Magazine Advertising
$350
$12,613
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Department Total
$15,483
54
Teachers College External Grants
Dean's Office
Mullen, Laurie
Johnson, Susan M.**
310-08
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
$715,000
Richmond, Daena
014-09
Gifted / Talented and High Ability Services 2008-09
Indiana Department of Education
$277,239
Richmond, Daena
022-09
Virtual Special Education Cooperative Basic 2008-09
Indiana Department of Education
$440,870
Richmond, Daena
608-09
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009
Part B, IDEA Recovery Funds for Services to Students with
Disabilities
Indiana Department of Education
$172,169
Weaver, Roy
Merbler, John*
Richmond, Daena
458-08
Indiana Education Project 2008-09
Indiana Department of Education
$1,643,455
Weaver, Roy
005-09
Development of K-12 School Design Guidelines for the State
of Indiana
Indiana Department of Education
$48,215
Koester, Robert**
Harwood, Pamela**
Grondzik, Walter**
Swartz, Andrea**
White, Gwendolen**
Weaver, Roy
034-09
Baseball's Greatest Hits
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Weaver, Roy
Bagga, Kunwarjay S.**
Beilke, Jayne R.*
Chezem, Jo Carol**
Koester, Robert**
Pichtel, John**
068-09
Curriculum Development for Careers in Homeland Security
Indiana Department of Homeland Security
$100,000
$50,000
Weaver, Roy
003-08C
Indiana Education Project 2007-08
Indiana Department of Education - Educate
Indiana
$64,260
Merbler, John*
Richmond, Daena
Weaver, Roy
275-09
Electronic Field Trip: Legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers
National Park Foundation
Department Total
$50,000
$3,561,208
Educational Psychology
Dean, Raymond S.
505-09
Sensory Motor Tasks in Identification of Alzheimer Disease
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$350
Dean, Raymond S.
506-09
Comorbidity Frequencies of ADHD and TBI in Children
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$350
Dean, Raymond S.
507-09
The Risk of Psychiatric Symptoms in Neurological Disorders
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$350
Marchant, Gregory
516-09
High Schools’ Actual vs. Predicted Achievement: Too Little,
Too Late
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
$350
Paulson, Sharon
322-08
21st Century Community Learning Centers Program
Family Services of Delaware County, Inc.
$7,174
Paulson, Sharon
322-08A
21st Century Community Learning Centers Program
Family Services of Delaware County, Inc.
$8,431
517-09
Implicit and Explicit Attitudes of Educators Toward the
Emotional Disturbance Label
Joseph and Marcella Hollis Fund
Rothlisburg, Barbara
$400
Department Total
$17,405
55
Teachers College External Grants
Educational Studies
Fraser-Burgess, Sheron A.
335-08
Education as Contextualized Service: For Immersion and
Community Partnerships (ECLICPs)
Indiana Campus Compact
$3,750
Malaby, Mark
286-08
Foundations of Education - EDFON 420
Indiana Campus Compact
$3,750
Merriweather Hunn, Lisa
262-08
Othermothering: Is this the missing ingredient in the recipe
for successful African American doctoral student mentoring?
National Academic Advising Association
$5,000
Stuve, Matthew
Bottomley, Diane M.*
Rice, Peggy**
103-08A
Evidence-Based Instructional Change II
Indiana Commission for Higher Education
$196,643
Department Total
$209,143
$40,000
Indiana Academy
Williams, David
289-08
The EPICS Program at the Indiana Academy for Science,
Mathematics, and Humanities
Purdue University
Williams, David
336-08
Professional Development for Indiana Academy of Science
Indiana Department of Education
$5,014
Williams, David
341-08
Title II, Part A, Improving Teacher Quality
Indiana Department of Education
$9,217
Williams, David
354-09
2008-2009 Professional Development Program
Indiana Department of Education
$3,000
Williams, David
585-09
High Ability Education 2008-09 Grant
Indiana Department of Education
$26,307
Williams, David
354-09A
2008-09 Professional Development Program
Indiana Department of Education
Williams, David
397-06B
Project Zhongwen
U.S. Department of Education
Williams, David
548-09
Title II, Part A, Improving Teacher Quality
$1,911
$129,699
Indiana Department of Education
$9,945
Department Total
$225,093
Special Education
Harvey, Michael W.
008-09
Indiana Post School Follow-up System 2008-09
Indiana University
$57,962
Harvey, Michael W.
010-09
Indiana State Improvement Grant 2008-09
Indiana University
Department Total
College Total
$44,681
$102,643
$4,656,694
56
Teachers College Internal Grants
Director
Counseling Psychology and Guidance Services
Bowman, Sharon
Shepler, Dustin (student)
Title
“Perceived Social Support in GLB College Students: Implications for
Counseling Psychology” presented at the ACPA Annual Convention on
March 28- April 2, 2009 in Washington D.C.
Grant
Amount
Graduate Student Travel
$100
Department Total
$100
Educational Psychology
Bronk, Kendall
(ASPIRE) Youth Purpose among High Ability Youth
Junior Faculty Research
$10,000
Paulson, Sharon
Oetting, Megan (student)
"Gender Differences in the Relations Between Extracurricular Activity Type
and Educational Expectations" presented at Mid-Western Educational
Research Association on October 15-19, 2008 in Columbus, OH
Undergraduate Student Travel
$75
Paulson, Sharon
Williams, Kristen(student)
"Investigating how Gender and Ethnicity Moderate the Relations between
Extracurricular Activity Type and Educational Aspirations" presented at the
Midwestern Educational Research Conference on March 11-14, 2009 in San
Francisco, CA
Graduate Student Travel
$75
Department Total
$10,150
Educational Studies
Stuve, Matthew
Noel, Megan (student)
“A Videographic, Web-Based Exhibit Model for Representing Professional
Performance and Supporting Reflective Practice” presented at E-Learn:
World Conference on E-Learning on November 19, 2008 in Las Vegas, NV
Wyss, Vanessa
Podcasts for Adolescent Connections to Scientists (PACS)
Junior Faculty Research
Department Total
Voices of Poverty
Start-up Program
Department Total
College Total
Elementary Education
Ceglowski, Deborah
Graduate Student Travel
$100
$9,886
$9,986
$1,250
$1,250
$21,486
57
External Proposals Submitted by the Teachers College
Burris Laboratory School
DeWeese, Marilyn
Gray, Linda
McGee, Jay
Segedy, Janis
Shears, Frederick
Center for Economic Education
Yoho, DeVon
Counseling Psychology
and Guidance Services
Aegisdottir, Stefania
Alexander, Charlene
Bowman, Sharon
Kruczek, Theresa
Nicholas, Don
White, Michael
Dean’s Office
Richmond, Daena
Weaver, Roy
Educational Psychology
Bronk, Kendall
Cassady, Jerrell
Dean, Raymond
Finch, William
Fletcher, Kathryn
Marchant, Gregory
Rothlisburg, Barbara
Shim, Sungok
Educational Studies
Beilke, Jayne
Brogan, Steven
Clausen, Jon
Fraser-Burgess, Sheron
Glowacki-Dudka, Michelle
Malaby, Mark
Mulvihill, Thalia
Park, Gilbert
Payne, Charles
Stuve, Matthew
Watson, Sunkyung
Wyss, Vanessa
Elementary Education
Clark, Patricia
Miels, Jill
Walker, Carolyn
Zygmunt-Fillwalk, Eva
Indiana Academy
Williams, David
Special Education
Harvey, Michael
Merbler, John
Teacher Education Services
Miller, Judy
58
Extra-Collegial Units
External Dollars Received by
Type of Award 2008-2009
External Dollars Received by
Funding Source 2008-2009
Research (40)
$6,469,126
64%
Foundation (8)
$5,566,770
56%
Public Service (57)
$2,195,557
22%
Business (45)
$1,338,003
13%
$855,608
8%
Federal (21)
$1,238,393
12%
$466,461
$84,903
$0
$0
$10,071,655
5%
1%
0%
0%
100%
$948,665
$918,035
$49,806
9%
9%
1%
$11,983
$0
$10,071,655
less than 1%
0%
100%
Academic Support (7)
Institutional Support (8)
Instruction (11)
Equipment (0)
Other (0)
Total (123)
Non-Profit (27)
State (6)
Local (14)
International (2)
Higher Education (0)
Total (123)
Five-Year Summary for Extra-Collegial Units
FY 2005..............................$12.5 million
FY 2006..............................$9.8 million
FY 2007..............................$7.2 million
FY 2008..............................$5.5 million
FY 2009..............................$10.0 million
59
Academic Affairs External Grants
Director
Academic Advising
Marini, Cynthia
Title
Sponsor
Amount
316-08
FY09 Perkins Postsecondary Vocational Program
Ivy Tech State College
Marini, Cynthia
316-08A
FY09 Perkins Postsecondary Vocational Program
Ivy Tech State College
$285
Marini, Cynthia
316-08B
FY09 Perkins Postsecondary Vocational Program
Ivy Tech State College
$2,012
Marini, Cynthia
532-09
FY10 Perkins Postsecondary Vocational Program
Ivy Tech State College
$21,538
Buck, Marilyn M.
036-07B
Statewide Transfer Website
Indiana Commission for Higher Education
$292,261
Department Total
$334,128
Building Better Communities
Boyd, Delaina D.
Avila, Stephen M.**
$18,032
546-09
2009 Insurance Education Institute
Griffith Insurance Education Institute
$47,070
Boyd, Delaina D.
C800-09
$33,300
C801-09
Education Development Counselor/Program Administrative
S
AutoCAD 2008 Basics
COR Client
Boyd, Delaina D.
COR Client
$4,095
Boyd, Delaina D.
C803-09
Consulting Services
COR Client
$3,740
Boyd, Delaina D.
C804-09
Professional Development Training
COR Client
$6,259
Boyd, Delaina D.
C805-09
University Evaluation and Review of ILMCT Program
COR Client
$500
Boyd, Delaina D.
C806-09
Microsoft 2007 Computer Applications Training
COR Client
$3,946
Boyd, Delaina D.
C808-09
Spanish for Construction Sites
COR Client
$2,475
Boyd, Delaina D.
C809-09
Microsoft Project 2007 Basics
COR Client
$1,050
Boyd, Delaina D.
C810-09
ILMCT Coordination Services
COR Client
$10,149
Boyd, Delaina D.
C811-09
Six Sigma Training
COR Client
$41,858
Boyd, Delaina D.
Chalupa, Marilyn**
Boyd, Delaina D.
Brogan, Steven**
Boyd, Delaina D.
Smith, Brien**
Fisher, Elaine M.
C812-09
Writing Consulting Services
COR Client
$165
C814-09
FCC Indiana
COR Client
$16,225
C815-09
Embracing Diversity
COR Client
$1,980
025-08A
Office of Building Better Communities Support.
Indiana Economic Development Corporation
Fisher, Elaine M.
468-09
Economic Recovery of Flood-Impacted Counties of Indiana
Planning Grant
University of Southern Indiana
$125,000
Fisher, Elaine M.
028-08B
Office of Building Better Communities Support
Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs
$202,000
Fisher, Elaine M.
C763-09
Facilitating the Development of a Strategic Plan for the Town for
Brownstown
Town of Brownstown
$15,800
Fisher, Elaine M.
C781-09
Parkview Health
Parkview Hospital
$43,700
Association of Indiana Convention Visitors
Bureaus
$10,000
$41,274
Thaiprasert, Nalitra
Fisher, Elaine M.
Hicks, Michael J.**
D517-08A Association of Indiana Convention Visitors Bureaus Futures Study
Flynn, Krista L.
C802-09
2008-2009 Retention through Customer Services
COR Client
$6,000
Flynn, Krista L.
C807-09
Excel 2 Training
COR Client
$850
Garner, Lisa M.
029-09
Organization and Delivery of CDBG Grant Accreditation Course Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs
$34,345
Heupel, Richard D.
C522-08
Portland Consumer Research Study
Portland Chamber of Commerce
$10,000
Heupel, Richard D.
201-09
2008-2009 Partnership: Indiana Economic Development
Corporation and Ball State University
Indiana Economic Development Corporation
$202,000
Heupel, Richard D.
026-08A
Office of Building Better Communities Support
Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs
$180,000
Heupel, Richard D.
C774-09
Facilitating the Development of an Economic Development
Strategic Plan
Tipton County Economic Development
Corporation
$18,600
Heupel, Richard D.
C778-09
Planning a Better Randolph County
Randolph County Economic Development
Corporation
$10,200
Heupel, Richard D.
C779-09
Decatur County Parkway: Gateway and Legacy
Decatur County Community Foundation
$2,750
60
Academic Affairs External Grants
Heupel, Richard D.
Yeager, Sarah
C793-09
ED101
Noble County Economic Development
Corporation
Heupel, Richard D.
Yeager, Sarah
C794-09
ED101
COR Client
Heupel, Richard D.
C795-09
Preparing and Presenting Site and Building Information
Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership
$2,500
Heupel, Richard D.
C796-09
Indiana Economic Development Course
Indiana Economic Development Corporation
$3,600
$1,633
$315
Heupel, Richard D.
Yeager, Sarah
C797-09
ED101
North Central Indiana Economic Development
District
Heupel, Richard D.
Yeager, Sarah
C798-09
ED101
Greater Lafayette Commerce
Heupel, Richard D.
Yeager, Sarah
C799-09
ED101
Boone County Economic Development
Corporation
Kemper, Heather
C764-09
Income Survey: Smithville
Monroe County
$6,048
Income Survey: Blackford County
Blackford County Economic Development
Corporation
$2,966
Kemper, Heather
C765-09
$712
$1,019
$776
Kemper, Heather
C767-09
Income Survey: Ingalls
Town of Ingalls
$2,300
Kemper, Heather
C768-09
Income Survey: Jeffersonville
Town of Jeffersonville
$2,800
Kemper, Heather
C769-09
Income Survey: Daleville
Town of Daleville
$1,800
Kemper, Heather
C770-09
Income Survey: Rensselaer
City of Rensselaer
$1,800
Kemper, Heather
C771-09
Industry Cluster Analysis for Boone County
Boone County Economic Development
Corporation
$11,000
Kemper, Heather
C772-09
Income Survey: Macy
Town of Macy
$2,100
Kemper, Heather
C773-09
Income Survey: Decatur
City of Decatur
$2,800
Kemper, Heather
C775-09
Income Survey: Millersburg
Town of Millersburg
$2,535
Kemper, Heather
C776-09
Income Survey: Montpelier Community Builders
COR Client
$2,475
Kemper, Heather
C777-09
Income Survey: Millersburg
Greentown Volunteer Fire Company
$2,692
Kemper, Heather
C780-09
Income Survey: Kentland
Town of Kentland
$2,573
Kemper, Heather
C782-09
Income Survey: Clinton County
Clinton County
$2,502
Kemper, Heather
C783-09
Income Survey: Glenwood
Town of Glenwood
$2,490
Kemper, Heather
C784-09
Income Survey: Fortville
Town of Fortville
$2,480
C785-09
Development of Short and Long Term Goals for Logansport-Cass Logansport-Cass County Economic
County
Development Corporation
Kemper, Heather
Department Total
$9,800
$1,147,047
Center for Energy Research, Education, and Service
Culp, Jeffrey D.
Koester, Robert
C751-09
Mirror-Box Artificial Daylighting Assessment (Belmont High
School)
Levin-Porter Architects
$2,400
Culp, Jeffrey D.
Koester, Robert
C752-09
Mirror-Box Artificial Daylighting Assessment (Residence Park PKLevin-Porter Architects
8)
$2,000
Department Total
$4,400
Center for Media Design
Bloxham, Michael V.
C721-09
Sports Media Study
CMD Client
$81,218
Bloxham, Michael V.
C722-09
Listenership Study
CMD Client
$13,784
Bloxham, Michael V.
C723-09
Pearson Interface Study
CMD Client
$12,500
Bloxham, Michael V.
C724-09
Report Sales
Various
$2,500
Bloxham, Michael V.
C725-09
Media Insight Center Studies
Various
$60,660
Bloxham, Michael V.
C506-08C Consumer Video Mapping Study
Nielsen Research
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
C746-09
Pearson Ethnography
CMD Client
C747-09
Large CRE Project
Nielsen Research
$596,692
$8,750
$13,097
61
Academic Affairs External Grants
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
Bloxham, Michael V.
Holmes, Michael
C722-09A Sports Media Study, Part II
CMD Client
$83,666
C748-09
CMD Client
$16,840
C748-09A Usability Project for Redesign, Part II
CMD Client
$16,840
C749-09
CTAM VOD
CMD Client
$16,600
C750-09
The Weather Media Day
CMD Client
$65,819
CMD Client
$39,859
Ferguson, David L.
211-06C
The Digital Exchange
Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Fillwalk, John A.
C730-09
Silo Project
CMD Client
$1,778
Fillwalk, John A.
C744-09
Nurses Training Visualization
CMD Client
$5,004
Usability Project for Redesign
C750-09A The Weather Media Day, Part II
$4,728,950
Fillwalk, John A.
C745-09
The Sysphean Chamber
CMD Client
$576
Huer, Jonathan B.
C731-09
Online Translation Tool
CMD Client
$30,000
$12,239
Huer, Jonathan B.
C732-09
Surgery Video
CMD Client
Huer, Jonathan B.
C733-09
Indy Zoo Project
CMD Client
$660
Huer, Jonathan B.
C734-09
Easter Seals Project
CMD Client
$1,970
Huer, Jonathan B.
C735-09
One More Round
CMD Client
$5,000
Smith, Rodger
241-08
Training Video Shoot
Indiana State Supreme Court
$3,276
Smith, Rodger
291-08
Video Publishing Project with Calamari Productions, LLC
CMD Client
Smith, Rodger
C726-09
Team Videos
CMD Client
$1,500
Smith, Rodger
C727-09
Child Development Videos
CMD Client
$21,000
$45,000
Smith, Rodger
C741-09
Dr. Laura Berk Videos
CMD Client
$7,500
Smith, Rodger
C742-09
Make-up Videos
CMD Client
$7,572
Smith, Rodger
C743-09
Rivars Show Documentary
CMD Client
Department Total
$1,244
$5,902,094
Center for Medical Education
Bishop, Derron L.
276-08
The Role of Glial Cells in Synapse Remodeling in Aging Living
Mice
University of California Santa Cruz
Pederson, Bartholomew
452-08
Neuroprotective effects of brain glycogen in hypoglycemia
National Institutes of Health
$210,520
Pederson, Bartholomew
095-06C
Glycogen Metabolism and its Regulation
National Institutes of Health
$13,841
Pederson, Bartholomew
095-06D
Glycogen Metabolism and its Regulation
National Institutes of Health
Department Total
$26,467
$14,334
$265,162
Center for Peace and Conflict Studies
Gerstein, Lawrence H.
117-09
Peaceful Communities Project
Community Foundation of Muncie and
Delaware County, Inc.
Gerstein, Lawrence H.
182-09
Establishing Peaceful Communities
Ronald McDonald House of Indiana
$1,000
Department Total
$4,000
Office of Teaching and Learning Advancement
Siering, Greg
C813-09
Online Training Module Development
$3,000
COR Client
$2,500
Department Total
$2,500
School of Extended Education
Sabatine, Frank
Repp, Philip**
Boyd, Delaina D.*
057-09
Building Better Communities Fellows: Introducing the Emerging
Media Fellows Program
Lilly Endowment, Inc.
$750,000
Department Total
$750,000
Rinker Center for International Programs
Holland, Kenneth M.
University College
Helms, Laura L.
359-09
065-09
U.S.-Canada Cooperation in Rebuilding Higher Education in
Afghanistan
Scholars JumpStart
International Council for Canadian Studies
$10,000
Department Total
$10,000
Ball Brothers Foundation
Department Total
College Total
$20,000
$20,000
$8,439,331
62
Academic Affairs Internal Grants
Director
Academic Assessment and Institutional Research
Woosley, Sherry
Title
Grant
Amount
"Integration and Institutional Commitment as Predictors of College Student
Transition: Are Third Weeks Indicators Significant?" printed in the College Faculty Reprint
Student Journal
$300
Department Total
College Total
$300
$300
63
External Proposals Submitted by Academic Affairs
Academic Advising
Marini, Cynthia
Center for Middletown Studies
Building Better Communities
Center for Peace and Conflict Studies
Boyd, Delaina
Fisher, Elaine
Flynn, Krista
Garner, Lisa
Heupel, Richard
Kemper, Heather
Thaiprasert, Nalitra
Yeager, Sarah
Gerstein, Lawrence
Center for Energy Research,
School of Extended Education
Education, and Service
Culp, Jeffrey
Koester, Robert
Center for International Programs
Connolly, James
Office of Teaching
and Learning Advancement
Siering, Greg
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Hannaford, John
Sabatine, Frank
Ward, Charles Ted
Sponsored Programs Office
Geidel, Stanley
Holland, Kenneth
Center for Media Design
Bloxham, Michael
Ellery, Peter
Fillwalk, John
Holmes, Michael
Huer, Jonathan
Milks, Jennifer
Smith, Rodger
University College
Harris, Jacqueline
Helms, Laura
Ritz, Gary
Center for Medical Education
Bishop, Derron
Fromm, Larry
McCaughey, Stuart
Pederson, Bartholomew
64
Information Technology External Grants
Director
Indiana Public Radio
Jackman, Marcus L.
Title
204-09
Radio Community Service Grant
Sponsor
Amount
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
$126,362
Department Total
$126,362
University Libraries
Faust, Bradley D.
336-09
Digital Library Collections Access through Hand Held Mobile
Devices
Indiana State Library
$7,851
Hafner, Arthur W.
285-08
Second Life Virtual Library Project
Indiana State Library
$5,400
Hafner, Arthur W.
Calvert, Hildegund M.
356-09
2008-2009 Canadian Studies Library Support Program
Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and
International Trade
$1,983
Straw, John
282-08
Middletown Women's History Digital Collection
Indiana State Library
$21,194
Deloria, Philip
Straw, John
Hafner, Arthur W.
Connolly, James J.**
Cotner, Elaine**
Straw, John
119-09
Gospel Trumpet Digitization Project
Anderson University
$13,185
Straw, John
332-09
Delaware County Aerial Plat Maps Digital Collection
Indiana State Library
Department Total
$24,000
$73,613
205-09
Interconnection Grant
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
$13,794
WIPB-TV
Cheney, Alice J.
Cheney, Alice J.
206-09
Community Service Grant
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
$671,670
Cheney, Alice J.
594-09
Digital Television Transition Grants
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
$10,000
Georgi, Lori A.
235-09
My Source Community Impact Grant
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
$8,000
Georgi, Lori A.
236-09
PBS KIDS GO!
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
$5,000
Georgi, Lori A.
339-09
WIPB National Parks Community Engagement
WETA Public Broadcasting Station
$7,500
Department Total
$715,964
$915,939
College Total
65
External Proposals Submitted by Information Technology
Indiana Public Radio
Jackman, Marcus
Information Technology
Repp, Philip
University Libraries
Calvert, Hildegund
Faust, Bradley
Hafner, Arthur
Straw, John
Trendler, Amy
WIPB-TV
Cheney, Alice
Georgi, Lori
66
Student Affairs External Grants
Director
Career Center
Mitchell, James E.
King, Willow
Smith, Jenni
Early Outreach
Haynes, Charles
Title
082-09
Professional Experience Exploration Program
Sponsor
Amount
Discovery Group
$10,000
Department Total
$10,000
209-01D
Our Promise, Their Greatness
U.S. Department of Education
Department Total
$658,879
$658,879
425-09
Party Smart BSU!
Delaware County Coordinating Council, Inc.
$2,172
Department Total
$2,172
Health Education
Lamb, Anna
Public Safety
Burton, Gene B.
030-09
Operation Pullover - Blitz
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Clark, Rhonda R.
444-09
K-9 Assistance Fund-Paws for the Cause
Delaware County Coordinating Council, Inc.
$11,000
$5,000
Department Total
$16,000
$12,000
Student Life
Isaacs, Mitchell E.
270-08
Citizen Scholar Fellowship Program
Midwest Campus Compact
Isaacs, Mitchell E.
036-09
Democracy Day
Indiana Campus Compact
Isaacs, Mitchell E.
293-09
American Humanics Leadership Institute
Ball Brothers Foundation
$5,000
Smith, Kathy
358-08
Grow Indiana Americorps Program
Indiana Campus Compact
$11,234
Smith, Kathy
338-09
Student Voluntary Services Alternative Spring Break
Indiana Campus Compact
$600
$500
Department Total
College Total
$29,334
$716,385
Student Affairs Internal Grants
Director
Title
Grant
Amount
Student Life
Titus-Kleinschmidt, Holly
Moore, Jessica (student)
“A Call to Active Duty: Inspiring Campus Support for Veterans” presented
at the ACPA: College Student Educators International Conference on March Graduate Student Travel
28-April 1, 2008, in Washington D.C.
$100
Department Total
College Total
$100
$100
67
External Proposals Submitted by Student Affairs
Career Center
King, Willow
Mitchell, James
Smith, Jenni
Counseling and Health Services
Payne, June
Counseling Center
Cole, Michele
Lett, Robin
Disabled Student Development
Markle, Larry
Health Education
Lamb, Anna
Public Safety
Burton, Gene
Clark, Rhonda
Student Life
Estes, Amanda
Isaacs, Mitchell
Smith, Kathy
68