Grants and Contracts 2006
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November 2006
From the National Institutes of Health: $222,642 to C. Jeffrey Smith (Medicine) for Role of B. Fragilis Oxygen Stress Response in Infection; and $126,804 to Rukiyah Van Dross (Medicine) for Biofavoniod Apignein, Induces Phosphorylations of ph-53.
From the National Science Foundation, $60,369 to D. Reide Corbett, J.P. Walsh and David Mallinson (Geology) for The MASS Event.
From the American Geriatrics Society, $22,967 to Walter E. Pofahl (Medicine) for Geriatrics-for-Specialists: Continuing Medical Education for Surgical and Related Medical Specialists.
From the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, $40,080 to Susan Houston (Medicine) for a clinical fellowship for diabetes education.
From the N.C. Foundation for Public School Children, $1,600 to Tarrick Cox (Education) for the N.C. Teacher Cadet Program.
From the Pitt County Health Education Foundation, $5,000 to Kathryn Kolasa and Emilie Davis (Medicine) for Pitt County Medical Nutritiion Therapy for Overweight Youth.
From UNC - General Administration: $314,080 to Sidney Rachlin (Education) for The Mathematics Professional Development Component of the North Carolina Partnership for Improving Mathematics and Science; and $285,956 to Karen Dawkins (Education) for North Carolina Partnership for Improving Mathematics and Science Education.
From UNC - Chapel Hill, $87,447 to Haiyong Liu (Economics) for School Choice, Maternal Employment, and Child Achievement; and $5,001 to Charles Daeschner III (Medicine) for Region IV North Prevention of Complications of Hemophilia through Hemophilia Treatment Centers.
From Florida Atlantic University, $33,000 to Ruth Ann Henriksen (Medicine) for Support Services for Atherosclerosis and Asthma Research.
From the Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation, $56,284 to John Olsson, Kathryn Kolasa and Sarah Henes (Medicine) for KIDPOWER.
From Duke University Medicine Center, $57,550 to Charlies J. Sang Jr. (Medicine) for The Duke Pediatric Cardiology Clinical Center.
From Greene County Health Care, $50,000 to Jennifer Hodgson and Angela Lamson (Child Development and Family Relations) for Integrated Care for Rural Diabetic Patients.
From GGNSC Administrative Services, $105,457 to Tae Lee (Medicine) for Greenville Health and Rehabilitation Center, Teaching Nursing Home Grant.
From Humacyte, $22,109 to Alan Kypson (Medicine) for Decellularized Engineered Vascular Grafts for Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery.
From Kalypsys, $25,000 to James McCubrey (Medicine) for Evavluation of Kalpsys B-Raf Program Compounds in Laboratory of James McCubrey.
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October 2006
From the National Science Foundation, $1,354,847 to Paul Kauffman (Technology Systems), Gail Ratcliff (Mathematics), Cathy Hall (Psychology), Dana Espinosa (Exercise and Sports Science) and Keith Williamson (Technology Systems) for Biomechanics and Robotics Explorations for IT Literacy Skills in Rural Schools.
From the National Institutes of Health, $263,625 to Ronald Cortright (Exercise and Sports Science) for Impaired Muscle Acyl-CoA Synthetase-Lipid Oxidation in African-American Women.
From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, $17,154 to Anthony Overton (Biology) for Mid-Atlantic Striped Bass Predator-Prey Monitoring Program.
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, $12,799 to Janice Daugherty (Medicine) for predoctoral training in Family Medicine.
From the N.C. Biotechnology Center: $15,000 to Paul Kauffman (Technology Systems) and David Batts (Regional Development Services) For Enhancement to Undergraduate Laboratory for Bioprocess Manufacturing Education; and $100,000 to Arthur Bode (Medicine) for Hemostatic Performance of Lypohilized Platelets (Stasix) in the Presence of ADP Receptor Blockade and other Platelet Dysfunction.
From the N.C. State Board of Education, $63,000 to Sandra Warren and Alana Zambone (Education) for ECU Teacher Support Program for Teachers of Students with Deafblindness.
From the N.C. Arts Council, $3,500 to Michael Crane (Fine Arts and Communication) for the N.C. Arts Council: SRAPAS Program.
From the N.C. Department of Environmental and Natural Resources, $55,902 to William Queen (Coastal and Marine Resources) for A Citizen's Water Quality Monitoring PRogram for the Albemarle - Pamlico Estuary.
From UNC - Chapel Hill: $11,000 to Elaine Cabinum-Foeller (Medicine) for TEDI BEAR Regional Center for Child Maltreatment; and $650,000 to Ernest Marshburn (ITCS), Jamie Kruse (Economics), Enrique Reyes (Biology), Jeffrey Johnson (Sociology), Libero Bartolotti (Chemistry) and Lloyd Novick (Medicine) for Regional Engagement Center for Coastal Systems Informatics and Modeling.
From Florida Atlantic University, $74,765 to Michael Vitale (Education) for Validtion of a Multi-Phase Design for Scaling Up a Knowledge-Based Intervention.
From the University of Colorado, $7,020 to Kristen Borre and Carol Maxwell (Agro Medicine) and Judy Bernhardt (Nursing) for Social Marketing for Niosh Center Tractor Initiative.
From Yale University, $50,000 to Roy Martin Roop (Medicine) for Subversion of Innate R esponses by Brucella.
From Ohio University, $62,235 to Melani Duffrin and David Rivers (Nutrition and Hospitality Management) for Impacting K-12 Learning Environments.
From the University of California at Los Angeles, $134,676 to Wayne Cascio (Medicine) for Cardiovascular Health Effects of Fine and Ultrafine Particles during Freeway Travel.
From Wake Forest School of Medicine, $14,000 to Ron R. Allison (Leo Jenkins Cancer Center) for A randomized Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Study of Oral Coenzyme Q10 to Relieve Self-Reported Cancer Treatment Related Fatique in Breast Cancer Patients.
From the Town of Kill Devil Hills, $19,486 to Samantha Foushee (Regional Development Services) for Kill Devil Hills Land Use Plan Survey.
From Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation, $72,500 to Micheal McCammon (Human Performance Lab) for Physical Activity and Nutrition Intervention for Overweight Adolescents.
From Pitt County Memorial Hospital, $78,000 to Joseph Zanga (Medicine) for a generalist physician program.
From Pitt County Schools, $15,454 to Kristen Borre (Agro Medicine) for 21st Century Community Learning Center.
From Entegrion, $19,968 to Arthur Bode (Medicine) for Hemostatic Performance of Lyophilized Platelets (Stasix) in the Presence of ADP Receptor Blockade and othehr Platelet Dysfunction.
From Schering-Plough Corporation, $135,209 to Michael R. Van Scott (Medicine) for MRA SBP1: Expansion of the Dust Mite Sensitive Colony of Cynomogus Macaques.
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September 2006
From the National Institutes of Health: $278,3030 to Mary Jane Thomassen (Medicine) for Cytokine Dysregulation in GM-CSF Autoimmunity; and $209,388 to Anthony Capehart (Biology) for Effect of Versican Mutation on Limb Development In Vitro.
From the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Skin and Diseases, $275,579 to Warren Knudson (Medicine) for CD44 Mediated Catabolism of Hyaluronan by Chondrocytes.
From the U.S. Department of Education: $5,500 to Sandra Warren, Jennifer Williams and Dan Boudah (Education) for ECU SPED T2T: ECU Special Education Transition to Teaching; and $200,000 to Sandra Warren (Education) for Improving the Preparation of Personnel to Service Children with High Incidence Disabilities ECU Partnership East.
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: $282,014 to D. Dean Patton and Ronald Perkin (Medicine) for Obesity Center in Primary Care.
From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife SErvice, $5,000 to Roger Rulifson (Coastal and Marine Resources) for Population Assessment and Migration of the Spiny Dogfish Squalus Acanthias Overwintering with Striped Bass off the N.C. Outer Banks.
From the Department of Defense, $85,275 to Erol Ozan (Technology Systems) for Development of an Information Assurance scholarship program at ECU.
From the National Science Foundation: $395,644 to Ernest Marshburn (Research and Graduate Studies), Rose Sinicrope (Education), Ronald Preston (Education) and Beth Eckstein (Business) for TechMath; real-World Math, Technology and Business Connections.
From the N.C. Commission on Volunteerism and Community Services, $563,169 to Betty Beacham and John Swope (Education) for Project HEART.
From the UNC Sea Grant program: $125,563 to William Queen (Coastal and Marine Resources) for the Sea Grant Extension Program; $18,044 to Paul Gares and Yong Wang (Geography) for Using LIDAR to monitor long-term topographic changes on Barrier Island systems; $18,044 to Jeffrey Johnson (Sociology), Joseph Luczkovich (Coastal and Marine Resources), Lisa Clough (Biology) and David Griffith (Coastal and Marine Resources) for Incorporating Humans in Ecosystem-Based Models of Fishery Management; and $18,044 to Thomas Crawford (Geography), Don Bradley (Sociology) and Robert Edwards (Sociology) for Linking Demographic Patterns to Landscape Indicators of Coastal Development.
From UNC - Chapel Hill, $430,909 to Nancy White (Research and Graduate Studies) for Monitoring, Prioritization and Assessment of Ocean Outfalls of Stormwater in Dare County, N.C.; and $7,833 to Charles W. Daeschner III (Medicine) for Region IV North, Comprehensive Hemophilia Treatment.
From Domantis Limited to Michael Van Scott (Medicine): $75,000 for MRA DOM R1: Expansion of the Dust Mite Sensitive Colony of Cynomoglus Macaques; $150,000 for MRA DOM2: Collaborative Investigation into the use of Domain Antibodies in Asthma; $1 for Expansion of the Dust Mite Sensitive Colony of Cynomolgus Macaques.
From ImClone Systems, $20,000 to James McCubrey (Medicine) for Evaluating the Effectiveness of the ImClone A-IGF-1R Monoclonal Ab (A12) on the Induction of Apoptosis in Drug Sensitive and Drug Resistant Human Hematopoietic Neoplasias.
From West Memorial Fund, $5,000 to Edward Jacobs (Music) for the Young Composers program.
From the United Way of Wayne County, $16,178 to Samantha Foushee (Regional Development Services) for Wayne County Community Needs Assessment.
From the Wal-Mart Foundation, $1,000 to Patch Clark (Theatre Arts) for the Wal-Mart Storybook Theatre.
From Cooper Industries, $6,500 to Matthew Mahar (Exercise and ports Science) for Validation of FITNESSGRAM Aerobic Fitness and Body Composition Components and ACTIVITYGRAM in 10- to 11-year old children.
From Target Stores, $5,000 to Patch Clark (Theatre Arts) for Target Stores Storybook Theatres.
From Sandia National Laboratories, $35,615 to Paul Gemperline (Chemistry) for Molecular Kinetic Fitting of Time-Dependent Hyperspectral Florescence Image Data.
From the Philip Morris Research Management Group, $258,341 to Christopher Wingard, Robert Lust, Ruth Ann Henriksen and Michael Van Scott (Medicine) for Adenosine Signaling and Vascular Endothelial Dysfunction following Fine Airborne Particulate Matter Exposure.
From Pitt County Memorial, $7,420 to Michael Behm (Technology Systems) for PCMH Hospital Safety, Ergonomics and Environmental Intern contract.
From the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, $25,000 to Joseph Babb and Timothy Johnson (Medicine) for A Novel Waveform Analysis Algorithm for Physiologic Assessment of Coronary Stenoses.
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August 2006
From the National Institutes of Health: $156,545 to T.K. Lee and Roberta Johnke (Medicine) for Radioprotective Potential of Ginseng; $231,339 to Jian M. Ding (Medicine) for Dysregulation o Circadian Rhythm by HIV Protein Tat; and $54,784 to James A. McCubrey (Medicine) for Ras/Raf & P13K/Akt Induced Breast Cancer Drug Resistance.
From the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Skin and Diseases, $148,134 to Warren Knudson (Medicine) for CD44 Mediated Catabolism of Hyaluronan by Chondrocytes; and $231,757 to Cheryl B. Knudson (Medicine) for Hyaluronan-Cell Interactions in Cartilage.
From the National Insitute of Occupational Safety and Health, Center for Disease Control, $229,999 to Kristen Borre (Agro-Medicine) for A Southern Regional Center for Agromedicine.
From the National Science Foundation, $400,000 to Andrew Sargent (Chemistry), Jason Bond (Biology), Paul Fletcher (Medicine), Gerald Micklow (Technology and Computer Science) and Ernest Marshburn (ITCS) for Acquisition of a High-Performance Computing Cluster Environment in Support of Scientific and Engineering Applications.
From the National Endowment for the Arts, $10,000 to Luke Whisnant (English) for the Tar River Poetry NEA Project.
From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, $5,000 to Roger A. Rulifson (Coastal and Marine Resources) for Population Assessment and Migration of the Spiny Dogfish Squalus Acanthias Overwintering with Striped Bass off the North Carolina Outer Banks.
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, $104,544 to Janice Daugherty (Medicine) for predoctoral training in Family Medicine.
From The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services: $221,941 to Charles Daeschner III and Charles Knupp (Medicine) for the N.C. Sickle Cell Program; $5,400 to Daeschner for the Hemophilia Assistance Program; $233,397 to O. Jean Hood (Medicine) for Genetic Services Contract; $138,000 to Gary Stainback (Medicine) for assistive technology services; and $3,456,845 to Stainback for the Developmental Evaluation Clinic.
From the U.S. Department of Education: $200,000 to Sandra Warren (Education) For ECU Highly Qualified Special Educators; and $249,999 to Warren for ECU Gateways: Opening Doors for Special Educators and Students with Low-Incidence Disabilities.
From the N.C. Biotechnology Center: $150,000 to Paul Gemperline (Research and Graduate Studies) and Ernest Marshburn (ITCS) for NCBC FRG Request for Rickey Hicks; and $121,992 to Timothy Johnson and Wayne Cascio (Medicine) for Engineered Nanoparticles for Targeted Delviery of NO to Decrease Ischema/Reperfusion Injury to Heart-A.
From the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources, $120,000 to Roger Rulifson (Coastal and Marine Resources) For Establishment of a Inshore Large Mesh Commercial Gillnet Observer Program in NC.
From the N.C. Small Business and Technology Development Center, $1,336 to Carolyn Wilburn (SBTDC) for N.C. Recovery and Redevelopment.
From UNC - Chapel Hill: $165,333 to Wayne Cascio (Medicine) for Racial Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease; $32,902 to Elizabeth Carroll and Linda Robinson (Human Ecology) for Citizen Soldier Support Project ; $100,000 to Wayne Cascio (Medicine) for Evaluate ECG for P otential Subjects; and $48,458 to Gordon Downie (Medicine) for Lung Cancer Surgery: Anatomy of the Decision.
From the UNC General Administration, $228,000 to John Swope (Education) for ECU Affiliation with the N.C. Teacher Recruitment Network.
From Appalachian State University, $12,500 to Okmyung Bin (Economics) for Measuring the Impacts of Climate Change on N.C. Coastal Resources.
From University Health Systems of Eastern North Carolina, $10,000 to Doyle Cummings and Lauren Whetstone (Medicine) for Health Assist Project.
From the University of Connecticut, $51,149 to Chris Riley-Tillman (Psychology) for Project VIABLE: Validation of Instruments for Assessing Behavior Longitudinally and Efficiently.
From Greene County Health Care, 144,550 to Angela Lamson and Jennifer Hodgson (Human Ecology) for Integrated Care for Rural Diabetic Patients.
From the Town of Southern Shores, $20,000 to Nancy White and Robert McClendon (Research and Graduate Studies) for Stormwater Management Planning.
From the Wilson Downtown Development Corp., $5,000 to S. Richard Brockett (RDI) for Downtown Wilson Vision Summary.
From the Paul Green Foundation, $4,000 to Margaret Bauer (English) for the Paul Green Editing Project.
From Schering-Plough Corporation, $1 to Michael R. Van Scott (Medicine) for Expansion of the Dust Mite Sensitive COlony of Cynomogus Macaques.
From BioGen Idec, $100,000 to Michael Van Scott (Medicine) for BioGen Idec Sponsored Research Agreement.
From Target Stores, $3,000 to Gil Leebrick (Gray Gallery) for African Artreach.
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July 2006
From the National Institutes of Health: $50,303 to C. Jeffrey Smith (Medicine) for Role of B. Fragilis Oxygen Stress Response in Infection;$146,710 to Anthony A. Capehart (Biology) for Effect of Veriscan Mutation on Limb Development in Vitro; and $59,139 to Qun Lu (Medicine) for Delta-Catenin Cleavage by Presenilin and Synaptic Remodeling.
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, $89,950 to Sylvia T. Brown (Nursing) for the Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship Program.
From the National Science Foundation, $84,137 to Jeffrey C. Johnson (Sociology) for the Summer Institute for Research Design in Cultural Anthropology.
From the National Oceanic and Atmosphehric Administration, $43,518 to Lawrence E. Babits (Maritime History), Frank J. Cantelas (History), Nathan Richards (Maritime History) and J.P. Walsh (Geology) for Albemarle Pamlico Estuary Survey.
From the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Center for Disease Control, $30,000 to Michael Behm (Technology Systems) for GN8618 Phase Out Funding.
From the U.S. Department of Education, $350,545 to Sandra Warren, Jennifer Williams and Dan Boudah (Education) for ECU SPED T2T: Special Education Transition to Teaching.
From the U.S. Department of Energy, $50,000 to Ruth Kempf (Center for Security Systems Research) for Material Control and Accountability in Safeguards System Effectiveness.
From the National Forest Foundation, $10,000 to Joseph P. Flood (Recreation and Leisure Studies) for Volunteer Wilderness Monitoring in the Birkhead Mountains Wilderness of N.C.
From the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services: $84,314 to James Cummings (Medicine) for a Neonatal Outreach Education Program; $298,952 to Edward Newton (Medicine) for a High Risk Maternity Clinic; $76,012 to Debra Tristram (Medicine) for HIV Pediatric Social Worker Case Management Services; $65,000 to Alana Zambone and Sandra Warren (Education) for the ECU Deafblind Professional Development Model; and $100,901 to Elizabeth Montgomery and David White (Health Education and Promotion) for ECU Regional Training Center.
From the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, $122,244 to David A. Powers (Education) for NCDPI Division of Exceptional Children Contract.
From UNC - Chapel Hill, $1,667 to Charles W. Daeschner III (Medicine) for Region IV North, Comprehensive Hemophilia Treatment.
From UNC General Administration, $10,000 to Paul J. Gemperline (Research and Graduate Studies) for Expanding Faculty Participation in Externally Funded Research, Research Training, and Scholarship at East Carolina University.
From the UNC Sea Grant Program: $41,409 to Jeffrey C. Johnson (Sociology), Joseph J. Luczkovich (Coastal and Marine Resources), Lisa M. Clough (Biology), and David C. Griffith (Coastal and Marine Resources) for Incorporationg Humans in Ecosystem-Based Models of Fishery Management; $17,342 to Paul A. Gares and Yong Wang (Geography) for Using LIDAR to monitor long-term topographic changes on Barrier Island systems; $22,385 to Joseph J. Luczkovich (Biology) for The Effect of Land Use Change on Long and Short Term Estuarine Juvenile Finfish Abundance in N.C. Primary Nursery Areas; and $5,000 to Hans Vogelsong (Recreation and Leisure Studies) for the Coastwatch Readership Survey.
From Southern University, $50,000 to Daniel Wong (Rehabilitation Studies) for Rehabilitation Research Institute for Underrepresented Population.
From the American Heart Association, $20,000 to Michael R. Van Scott (Physiology) for Effects of Ultrafine Particulate Matter Exposure on Hemosatsis.
From the Southern Arts Federation: $2,000 to Michael Crane (Fine Arts and Communication) for the Koresh Dance Company; and $800 to Edward Jacobs (Music) for the 2006 New Music @ ECU Festival.
From the Cultural Heritage Museum of Kinston, $4,000 to David Long (History) for Roster and Biographical Information of African-Americans Who Served in N.C. Regiments.
From Innovative Biosensors, $135,187 to Arthur P. Bode (Medicine) anad Yong-qing Li (Physics) for Stabilization of biosensor cells used in CANARY pathogen detection.
From the John Carter Brown Library, $5,400 to Anoush Terjanian (History) for Fellowship - Doux Commerce and its Discontents: Slavery, Piracy and Monopoly in 18th Century France;
From BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolin, $120,000 to Kristen S. Borre (Agro Medicine) for Students Lead the Way to Become "FitTogether Move More Communities."
From the Institute of Museum Library Services, $668,222 to John Harer and Larry White (Education) for COLRS: Community Oriented Librarian Recruitment Scholarships.
From the Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation: $10,000 to David Loy (Recreation and Leisure Studies) for an Adapted Sports and Recreation Project; $33,710 to Kathryn M. Kolasa (Medicine) for the Food Literacy Partners Program; and $56,284 to C. Tate Holbrook, John M. Olsson, Kathryn M. Kolasa, and Sarah Henes (Medicine) for Kidpower.
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June 2006
From the National Institutes of Health: $253,255 to Joseph Chalovich (Medicine) for Protein Exchange to Study Muscle Function and Disease; $273,190 to Joseph Houmard (Exercise and Sports Science), and Medicine faculty G. Lynis Dohm, Walter J. Pories, and Kenneth G. MacDonaldfor Muscle Glucose Metabolism in Diabetes and Obesity; $280,808 to Houmard for Age Related Insulin Resistance, Muscle and Exercise; and $30,460 to Bruce Mock and Sherri Jones (Communication Sciences and Disorders) for Functional Aging of the Inner Ear Sensory Systems.
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration: $280,674 to Jackie Hutcherson (Nursing) for the Nurse-Midwifery Program of North Carolina; $20,909 to Maura McAuliffe (Nursing) for the Nurse Anesthetist Traineeship Program; $187,914 to Alta Andrews (Nursing) for Increasing FNP's in Underserved Areas via Technology; and $157,020 to Kelly Lancaster (Medicine) for Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students.
From the U.S. Geological Survey, $165,000 to Stanley Riggs, Stephen Culver, D. Reide Corbett, David Mallinson, and J.P. Walsh (Geology) for the N.C. Quaternary Stratigraphy and Regional Geologic Synthesis.
From the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, $12,340 to Tim Runyan (History) for MOA Student Work Project for NOAA Internships.
From the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services: $16,199 to Linner Griffin (Social Work) for Preparing Social Workers to Work with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing; and $5,383 to Charles Daeschner III and Charles Knupp (Medicine) for the N.C. Sickle Cell Program.
From the N.C. Department of Agriculture, $3,650 to John Sabella (AgroMedicine) for Pesticide Environmental Trust Funds for Agromedicine.
From the N.C. Biotechnology Center, $250 to Edmund J. Stellwag (Biology) for Introductory Biotechnology Workshop for Teachers 2004.
From the N.C. Arts Council, $17,000 to Hans Vogelsong and Robert Pfister (Recreation and Leisure Studies) for Evaluation of the HomeGrownHandMade Web site.
From the N.C. Humanities Council, $7,465 to Maurice York (Academic Library Services) for the Third Eastern North Carolina Literary Homecoming.
From Martin, Beaufort and Hyde County Schools, $46,204 to Tarrick Cox (Education) for the GEAR UP N.C. Junior Leadership Conference 2006.
From the Pitt County Board of Education, $11,250 to Matthew Mahar (Exercise and Sport Science) for a Wellness Incentive Program.
From the UNC General Administration: $95,000 to John Swope (Education) for ECU Affiliation with the N.C. Teacher Recruitment Network; and $59,666 to Marilyn Sheerer (Education) for Online 2+2 Degree Completion Program in Elementary Education and Special Education.
From UNC Chapel Hill: $594,593 to Linner Griffin (Social Work) for the N.C. Child Welfare Education Collaborative II; and $31,000 to Peggy Wittman and Beth Velde (Occupational Therapy) for Community Health and Environment Reawakening.
From Indiana University, $10,000 to Hong-Bing Su (Geography) for Forest-Atmosphere Exchange of CO2 Over a Mixed Hardwood Ecosystem in the Midwest.
From Ohio State University, $19,390 to Hong-Bing Su (Geography) for Mass and Energy Exchange in a Northern Mixed Hardwood Exosystem - ECU Subcontract.
From Brandeis University, $32,971 to Sharon Knight (Health and Human Performance) for Realizing Women Faculty Potential in Academic Medicine: A Cultural Change Intervention.
From Duke University, $158,899 to Joseph Houmard (Exercise and Sport Science) for Peripheral Effects of Exercise on Cardiovascular Health.
From the Duke Endowment, $240,000 to Elaine Cabinum-Foeller (Medicine) for Improving the System for Abused Children.
From the American Heart Association, $66,000 to Yan-Hua Chen (Medicine) for Regulation of Paracellular Ion Permeability by Phosphorylation.
From the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust: $193,124 to Martha Engelke (Nursing) for Case Management Services for School Age Children; $100,102 to Thomas Kerkering (Medicine) for HIV Care in Eastern North Carolina; and $100,000 to Denis Brunt, Amy G. McMillen and Leslie Allison (Physical Therapy) for Evaluation and Treatment of Gait and Balance Disorders.
From TRC Garrow Associates, $10,577 to David Mallinson (Geology) for A Geophysical and Geomorphic Assessment of the Broad Reach Archaeological Site.
From Longview Foundation, $25,000 to Carolyn Ledford (Education) for Preparing Preservice Teachers to Teach in a Global Society.
From the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation, $60,000 to Timothy Hudson (Fine Arts and Communication) for a Student Multimedia Newsroom.
From Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour, $7,680 to Michael Crane (Fine Arts and Communication) for the Koresh Dance Company.
From the IFSA Foundation, $40,000 to Sylvie Henning (International Studies) for Expanding Study Abroad Opportunities in Eastern Europe and Eurasia and Asia.
From Siemens Medical Solutions, $21,000 to Claudio Sibata and Todd Jenkins (Medicine) for 4D CT Acquisition and In-Room CT Locationizaion by Sequential Imaging and Imageable Timing Device.
From the Research Corporation, $38,318 to Yumin Li (Chemistry) for Molecular Dynamics Studies on S100 Proteins and Rational Drug Design.
From the American Federation for Aging Research, $53,363 to Scott Gordon (Exercise and Sports Science) for Targeted Rescue of Protein Translation and Synthesis in Aged Skeletal Muscle.
From GlaxoSmithKline, $722,266 to Maria Clay (Office of Clinical Skills) for !A Su Salud! Introduction Health Professions Spanish.
From the Children's Hospital of Boston, $28,093 to Stephen Engelke (Medicine) for Molecular Antecedents of Brain Damage in Preterm Infants.
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May 2006
From the National Institutes of Health: $213,750 to Robert C. Hickner (Exercise and Sport Science) for Ethnic Differences in the Regulation of Lipolysis by Nitric Oxide and Adenosine; and $214,192 to Larry H. Toburen (Physics) for Electron Transport in "Tissue-Like" Material.
From the U.S. Department of Education, $82,232 to Sylvie D. Henning (International Studies) and John Tucker (History) for an Asian Studies Program.
From the National Science Foundation, $10,150 to Jason Bond (Biology) for Dissertation Research: Systematics and Color Mimicry Evolution of Cyanide-producing Millipedes of Appalachia.
From the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $146,345 to Michael Dingfelder (Physics) for Patterns of Energyy Deposition by HZE Particles in Cellular Targets.
From the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, $1,991 to David Powers (Education) for NCDPI Division of Exceptional Children contract.
From the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources: $442,009 to Mark Brinson (Biology) for An Approach to Coordinate Compensatory Mitigation Requirements so They Meet Goals of the Coastal Habitat; and $78,856 to Roger Rulifson (Coastal and Marine Resources) for Establishment of an Inshore Large Mesh Commercial Gillnet Observer Program in N.C.
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