Congratulations to all of the principal investigators and project directors and to the staff who provide support and assistance, for the following grants awarded this summer.
Recent Faculty Grants
Joe Chen, Mathematics
National Science Foundation
Stochastic dynamics on large-scale networks
Will Cipolli, Mathematics
Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada
How radicalization became the dominant framework for understanding terrorism, through King's University College at Western University
Robert Davis, Mathematics
National Science Foundation
AMPS: Collaborative Research: A convex geometry and homotopy approach for power-flow equations
Jessica Graybill, Geography
National Science Foundation
ASUS: Arctic SUStainability: A Synthesis of Knowledge; supplement to subaward from University of Northern Iowa
Joe Levy, Geology
National Science Foundation
CAREER: Antarctic Mud Hunters: Linking Cold Desert Groundwater to Thermokarst & Chemical Weathering in Partnership with the Geoscience UAV Academy (GUAVA)
Elizabeth Marlowe, Art and Art History
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Symposium on "Orphaned" Antiquities
Rebecca Metzler, Physics and Astronomy
National Science Foundation
Collaborative Research: Exploring Barnacle Exoskeleton Development and Materials Properties as a Function of Growth Environment, in collaboration with The College of New Jersey
Jacqueline Villarubia, Sociology and Anthropology
National Science Foundation
Collaborative Research: Examining Community-based Recovery Initiatives Post-Disaster, in collaboration with SUNY New Paltz
Recent Institutional Grants
An anonymous foundation
Office of Undergraduate Studies Discretionary Fund
Suzanne Spring, Office of Undergraduate Studies
Central New York Humanities Corridor
Spring 2020 Small Press Reading Series & Workshop
Jesi Buell, Libraries
Central New York Humanities Corridor
Spring 2020 Seminar with Aimee Meredith Cox
Christian DuComb, Theater and Mary Simonson, Women’s Studies
Central New York Humanities Corridor
Fall 2019 Brainstorming Meeting: Apostolic Legends: Imagining Early Christianity from the Local to the Global
Georgia Frank, Religion
Central New York Humanities Corridor
Fall 2019 Symposium: Plato and Platonism
Jacob Klein, Philosophy
Institute of International Education
Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistants in Chinese and Russian
Jessica Graybill, Russian and Eurasian Studies and Jing Wang, East Asian Languages and Literature
Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)
The New York Data Carpentries Library Consortium (NYDCLC), through the University of Rochester
Josh Finnell and Jesi Buell, University Libraries
National Science Foundation
MRI: Acquisition of a Quadrupole ICP-MS for Multidisciplinary Research, Research Training, and Education at ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø
Karen Harpp and Alison Koleszar, Geology
NBT Bank
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program 2019-2022
Nicole Simpson, Economics, Julie Dudrick, Upstate Institute, and Casey Frazee, Upstate Institute
New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA)
Alternative Cinema Film Series 2020
Lakshmi Luthra, Art and Art History
Jephson Educational Trusts
Jephson Educational Trust Scholarship
Office of Financial Aid
Max Kade Foundation
Max Kade Teaching Fellowship 2019-20
Matthew Miller, German