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Robert
J. Waste
Department of Public Policy and Administration
Professor and Chair
Grant Development Activity
Personal involvement in successfully-funded grant activity over the
past several years includes:
| 1988-Present |
Project Director or Principal Consultant
on several funded projects for the CSU, Chico Survey Research Center,
including projects funded by the California Senate Office of Research
(SOR), the California Senate Rules Committee, the Northern California
Higher Education Committee, and the Cities of San Diego, Inglewood,
Monrovia, Redding, Yuba City, Lincoln, and the County of Shasta. Projects
totaled more than $100,000 in University-related contract research
to date. |
| 1991-92 |
CSU Research Grant, Full-time research
release, Fall Semester, 1991 . The funded research resulted in the
preparation of R. Waste, "City Limits, Pluralism and Urban Political
Economy, " Journal of Urban Affairs (Vol. 15, Winter 1994). |
| 1990-91 |
Faculty Summer Research Grants, California
State University, Chico, Summer 1990, and Summer 1991. The grants
resulted in the preparation of R. Waste, "Of the Things that Policymaking
Isn't, Which Is It Most Like? Agenda-Setting and the Baseball Analogy,"
a paper delivered at the annual meeting of the American Political
Science Association, San Francisco, August 3-September 2, 1990; and,
R. Waste, "Urban Poverty: What Do We Know, What Can We Do?", a paper
delivered at the annual meeting of the Urban Affairs Association,
Cleveland, April 29-May 2, 1992. |
| 1984-85 |
San Diego State University, Faculty Grant-in-Aid
Program. Several grants, including: a SDSU Affirmative Action Grant,
1984-85; and a SDSU Faculty Summer Research Grant, ,1985. The grants
resulted in the publication of Robert Waste (ed.), Community Power:
Directions for Future Research (Newbury Park, CA.: Sage Publications,
Inc.). |
| 1983-85 |
Generated private sector funds from Genstar
Corporation for public policy studies on housing issues in San Diego
County, 1986-87; and public sector funds for workshops and training
sessions from the Texas Municipal League, 1987-89, and the City of
San Diego, 1983-1990. |
| 1980-81 |
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH),
Summer Teaching Fellowship, Harvard University, Summer 1980; Pre-Doctoral
Fellowship, Yale University, Department of Political Science, 1980-81.
The funded research resulted in the publication of Robert Waste, Power
and Pluralism in American Cities: Researching the Urban Laboratory
(Westport, CT.: Greenwood Press, 1987). |
| 1974-76 |
Research Associate, National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded multi-city
Bay Area study, "Policy Implementation Project" (PIP), a UC Davis/Berkeley/San
Francisco State University cooperative multi-year research grant,
1974-78. The project resulted in the publication of Dale Rogers
Marshall and Robert Waste, Large Cities and the Community Development
Act (Davis, CA: University of California, Davis, Institute of Governmental
Affairs, 1977); and, Rufus Browning, Dale Rogers Marshall and David
Tabb, Protest Is Not Enough: The Struggle for Black and Hispanic
Equality in Cities (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984).
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Program Contact: Department Secretary, Suzi Byrd at suzi_byrd@csus.edu.
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