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RECIPIENTS (2008-2009) ^TOP
Assigned Time and/or Monetary Grants
Jessica Bagger, Business Administration: “Family-Supportive Organizations: Do Formal Human Resource Policies ("Family-friendly" policies) or Supervisors Matter More?”
Susan Baker, Bilingual Multicultural Education: “Teaching Writing to English Learners: A Functional Approach”
Laura Basini, Music: “Patriot Games: Music and Musicians in Post-Unification Italy”
Coskun Cetin, Mathematics & Statistics: “A Numerical Algorithm for Perturbed Stochastic LQR Problems”
Shannon Datwyler, Biological Sciences: “Pollination of Penstemon Azureus: The Importance of Pollen Wasps and other Pollinators throughout California”
Joel DuBois, Humanities & Religious Studies: “Archiving the Layered History of Hindu Temple Town”
Rafael Escamilla, Physical Therapy: “Knee Biomechanics during Forward and Backward Lunging Exercises”
Bruce Gervais, Geography: “Long-Term Climate from Foxtail Pine, Klamath Mountains, Northern California”
Benjamin Gherman, Chemistry: “Prediction of Reduction Potentials from Electron Affinities for Metal-Salens: A Dual Experimental/Computational Approach”
Peter Grandbois, English: “The True Life Story of Chief Hole-in-the-Day, a Novel”
Katy Hadley, Sociology: “Are you Chinese? Understanding Adolescents' Ethnic Identities In and Outside Chinese School”
Hui-Ju Hang, Teacher Education: “A Study of Undergraduate Students' Attitude toward Biodiversity”
Samantha Hens, Anthropology: “Fluctuating Asymmetry as an Indicator of Health and Stress in the Transition from Imperial Rome to the Early Middle Ages”
Brett Holland, Biological Sciences: “Does Sexual Selection Improve Population Fitness?”
James Miranda, Chemistry: “Prediction of Reduction Potentials from Electron Affinities for Metal-Salens: A Dual Experimental/Computational Approach”
Ying Jin, Computer Science: “Active Rules for Constraint Management on Biological Databases”
Jamie Kneitel, Biological Sciences: “Keystone Predation in Sub-Alpine Meadow Communities? Indirect Effects of a Specialist Herbivore on Plant Biodiversity”
Preetham Kumar, Electrical & Electronic Engineering: “Pilot Project on Application of Low-Cost Microwave Hyperthermia System for Treatment of Recurrent Head and Neck Carcinoma”
Winston C. Lancaster, Biological Sciences: “Ambiguous Genitalia in the Antillean Ghost-faced Bat”
Clare Lewis, Physical Therapy: “Developing a Prototype Tool for Performing Joint Mobilization on the Spine”
Hao Lin, Business Administration: “Does Institutional Trading Improve Liquidity?”
David Madden, English: “The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century American Fiction”
Richard Marens, Business Administration: “Globalization and Business Ethics: Constructing a New Synthesis”
Virginia Matzek, Environmental Studies: “Carbon Sequestration in California Woodland Restoration Projects”
Kimberly Nalder, Government: “Local Television News and Civic Responsibility: A Study of the 2008 Election Cycle”
M. Hossein Partovi, Physics & Astronomy: “Disappearance of the Thermodynamic Arrow in a High-Correlation Environment”
Janusz Prajs, Mathematics & Statistics: “Classifying Homogeneous Continua”
Juliana Raskauskas, Child Development: “Bullying and Academic Performance across School Transitions”
Kevan Shafizadeh, Civil Engineering: “Enhancing Regional 511 Traffic Information using Incident Management Databases”
Mona Siegel, History: “Disarming Hatred: History, Education, and Franco-German Reconciliation from World War I to the Cold War”
John D. Spence, Chemistry: “Thermal and Visible-Light Activation of Enediyne Pro-Drugs”
Yong S. Suh, Mechanical Engineering: “Sketch-Based Modeling using Templates Generated by a Shape Retrieval System”
Roger Sullivan, Anthropology: “Book Manuscript: “An Evolutionary Ecology of Human Drug Use”
Nancy Sweet, English: “Sacred Vows and Renegade Nuns: The American Convent Narrative, 1830-1860”
Anna V. Vygodina, Business Administration: “Affects of Central Banks' Interference on Speculative Build-Up in Foreign Exchange Markets”
Martha Wilson, Business Administration: “Traffic Congestion and the Impact on the Food Supply Chain in the Greater Sacramento Region”
Yan Zhou, Economics: “Network Economies and the Digital Divide in Rural South Asia”
Summer Fellowship Awards (2008-2009)
Laura Basini, Music: “Patriot Games: Music and Musicians in Post-Unification Italy”
Coskun Cetin, Mathematics & Statistics: “A Numerical Algorithm for Perturbed Stochastic LQR Problems”
Shannon Datwyler, Biological Sciences: “Pollination of Penstemon Azureus: The Importance of Pollen Wasps and other Pollinators throughout California”
Rafael Escamilla, Physical Therapy: “Knee Biomechanics during Forward and Backward Lunging Exercises”
Katy Hadley, Sociology: “Are you Chinese? Understanding Adolescents' Ethnic Identities In and Outside Chinese School”
Hui-Ju Hang, Teacher Education: “A Study of Undergraduate Students' Attitude toward Biodiversity”
Ying Jin, Computer Science: “Active Rules for Constraint Management on Biological Databases”
Jamie Kneitel, Biological Sciences: “Keystone Predation in Sub-Alpine Meadow Communities? Indirect Effects of a Specialist Herbivore on Plant Biodiversity”
Preetham Kumar, Electrical & Electronic Engineering: “Pilot Project on Application of Low-Cost Microwave Hyperthermia System for Treatment of Recurrent Head and Neck Carcinoma”
Hao Lin, Business Administration: “Does Institutional Trading Improve Liquidity?”
Richard Marens, Business Administration: “Globalization and Business Ethics: Constructing a New Synthesis”
Kimberly Nalder, Government: “Local Television News and Civic Responsibility: A Study of the 2008 Election Cycle”
Kevan Shafizadeh, Civil Engineering: “Enhancing Regional 511 Traffic Information using Incident Management Databases”
Roger Sullivan, Anthropology: “Book Manuscript: “An Evolutionary Ecology of Human Drug Use”
Martha Wilson, Business Administration: “Traffic Congestion and the Impact on the Food Supply Chain in the Greater Sacramento Region”
Yan Zhou, Economics: “Network Economies and the Digital Divide in Rural South Asia”
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RECIPIENTS (2007-2008) ^TOP
Assigned Time and/or Monetary Grants
Rachel August, Psychology: “Longitudinal Investigation of Retirement Adjustment”
Margarita Berta-Avila, Bilingual Multicultural Education: “A Survey to Assess Teacher Candidates' Preparation and Preference to Work with English Learners”
Brad Baker, Chemistry: “Tethered Balloon Sampling to Understand Regional Atmospheric Chemistry”
Martin Biskowski, Anthropology: “Source Characterization of the Teotihuacán Grinding Tools”
Chloe Burke, History: “Visual Rhetoric of Anti-Radicalism in American Political Cartooning”
Ronald Coleman, Biological Sciences: “A Test of Non-shareable Parental Investment Theory using a Mouthbrooding Cichlid Fish”
Daniel Deocampo, Geology: “Soil Lead in Sacramento: Geochemistry and Child Lead Poisoning”
Rafael Escamilla, Physical Therapy: “Knee Biomechanics during Common Weight Bearing Knee Rehabilitation Exercises”
Dana Ferris, English: “Including Three Student Populations in Writing Instruction”
Sarah Jane Flohr, Art: “Exhibition: National Centre for Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia”
Katy Hadley, Sociology: “Are You Chinese? Exploring Ethnic Identities and Creating Peer Cultures in a Chinese School”
Lisa Hammersley, Geology: “Source Characterization of the Teotihuacán Grinding Tools”
Jessica Howell, Economics: “An Evaluation of the Early Assessment Program and its Effect on Students' Postsecondary Application, Enrollment, and Academic Preparation at California State University”
Cynthia Kellen-Yuen, Chemistry: “An Improved, Two-Step Microwave Synthesis of 3-Arylpyrroles”
Rebecca Kluchin, History: “Fit to be Tied? Sterilization and Reproductive Rights in America, 1960-1984”
Albert Lozano, Bilingual Multicultural Education: “A Survey to Assess Teacher Candidates' Preparation and Preference to Work with English Learners”
Tien-I Liu, Mechanical Engineering: “On-Line Monitoring and Diagnosis of Tapping Process Using Neural Networks and Soft Computing”
Timothy Marbach, Mechanical Engineering: “Clean Combustion of Biofuels”
Wendy Matlock, English: “Law and Violence in the Owl and the Nightingale”
Caio Miguel, Psychology: “The effects of language training on the development of categorization skills in children with autism”
Jana Noel, Teacher Education: “The "Colored School" of Stockton in the 1860s: Community Efforts to Create Public Education for African American Children”
Karen Davis-O'Hara, Child Development: “Frontal Asymmetry, Maternal Depression, and Parent Attachment: Novel vs. Familiar Emotional Stimuli”
Daniel Orey, Teacher Education: “Ethnomathematics & Mathematical modeling from Brazil”
Hakan Ozcelik, Business Administration: “Not Alone but Lonely”: An Empirical Analysis of Antecedents and Outcomes of Loneliness in Organizations”
Thomas Peavy, Biological Sciences: “How Rapidly are Sperm-binding Genes Evolving?”
Nigel Poor, Design: “The Relative Value of Things”
Linda Roberts, Chemistry: “Requirement for Beta-strand structure in Human Apo A-I Auyloidosis”
Dong Shen, Family & Consumer Science: “Who has more power? An investigation of relationship between China's exporters and the US importers from Chinese perspectives”
John Spence, Chemistry: “Improved Light Activation of Enediyne Pro-Drugs”
Erin Stiles, Humanities & Religious Studies: “In a Kadhir & Court: Marriage, Divorce & Islam in Zanzibar”
Cindi SturtzSreetharan, Anthropology: “Centered on an Edge: Kansai Women's Linguistic Practices"
Yong Suh, Mechanical Engineering: “Reconstructing 3D Models from 2D Single-View Drawings to Support Conceptual Project Design”
Roger Sullivan, Anthropology: “Schizophrenia in Palau: Analysis & Publication of Results from a Longitudinal Data Set”
Christopher Taylor, Physics & Astronomy: “The "Genetics" of Dwarf Galaxies: Exploring the Evolutionary Links between Dwarf Ellipticals and Dwarf Irregulars”
Michael Vann, History: “Whiteness on the Red River: Race, Power, and Culture in French Colonial Hanoi, 1882-1954”
Arthur Williamson, History: “Andrew Melville: Patriotism, Poetry, and the British Future”
J. Kathy Zhong, Mathematics & Statistics: “A Multiplication Problem in Knots”
Dongmei Zhou, Mechanical Engineering: “Modeling and Simulation of a Self-Hydrating PEM Fuel Cell Using CFD”
Summer Fellowship Awards (2007-2008)
Martin Biskowski, Anthropology: “Source Characterization of the Teotihuacán Grinding Tools”
Ronald Coleman, Biological Sciences: “A Test of Non-shareable Parental Investment Theory using a Mouthbrooding Cichlid Fish”
Daniel Deocampo, Geology: “Soil Lead in Sacramento: Geochemistry and Child Lead Poisoning”
Rafael Escamilla, Physical Therapy: “Knee Biomechanics During Common Weight Bearing Knee Rehabilitation Exercises”
Sarah Jane Flohr, Art: “Exhibition: National Centre for Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia”
Katy Hadley, Sociology: “Are You Chinese? Exploring Ethnic Identities and Creating Peer Cultures in a Chinese School”
Lisa Hammersley, Geology: “Source Characterization of the Teotihuacán Grinding Tools”
Jessica Howell, Economics: “An Evaluation of the Early Assessment Program and its Effect on Students' Postsecondary Application, Enrollment, and Academic Preparation at California State University”
Timothy Marbach, Mechanical Engineering: “Clean Combustion of Biofuels”
Wendy Matlock, English: “Law and Violence in the Owl and the Nightingale”
Caio Miguel, Psychology: “The effects of language training on the development of categorization skills in children with autism”
Jana Noel, Teacher Education: “The "Colored School" of Stockton in the 1860s: Community Efforts to Create Public Education for African American Children"
Linda Roberts, Chemistry: “Requirement for Beta-strand structure in Human Apo A-I Auyloidosis”
Dong Shen, Family & Consumer Science: “Who has more power? An investigation of relationship between China's exporters and the US importers from Chinese perspectives”
John Spence, Chemistry: “Improved Light Activation of Enediyne Pro-Drugs”
Erin Stiles, Humanities & Religious Studies: “In a Kadhir & Court: Marriage, Divorce & Islam in Zanzibar”
Roger Sullivan, Anthropology: “Schizophrenia in Palau: Analysis & Publication of Results from a Longitudinal Data Set”
Christopher Taylor, Physics & Astronomy: “The "Genetics" of Dwarf Galaxies: Exploring the Evolutionary Links between Dwarf Ellipticals and Dwarf Irregulars”
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RECIPIENTS (2006-2007) ^TOP
Assigned Time and/or Monetary Grants
Brad Baker, Chemistry:"Analysis of Leaf Volatiles by Solid-Phase Microextraction"
Bradley Buchanan, English: "Hanif Kureishi New British Fiction Series Book Project"
Jeffrey Calton, Psychology: "The Role of Memory in Head Direction Cell Stability"
Daniel Deocampo, Geology: "Soil Lead in Sacramento: Links to Child Lead Poisoning"
Roy Dixon, Chemistry: "Measurement of Monosaccharide Anhydrides in Aerosols Influenced by Forest Fire Smoke"
Joel Dubois, Humanities and Religious Studies: "Bringing to Light Neglected Sources From the Hindu Vedanta Tradition"
Bruce Gervais, Geography: "Tree Rings and Winter Climate From Northern Nevada"
Katy Hadley, Sociology: "Creating Peer Cultures in a Chinese School: Chinese American Children's Contributions to Ethnic Socialization"
Lisa Harrison, Psychology: "Seeking Cinderella and Prince Charming: Cross-group Comparisons of Gender Construction in Romance Novels"
Samantha Hens, Anthropology: "Age Estimation of the Human Pelvic Bone: A Test on an Italian Collection"
Brett Holland, Biological Science: "Do Courtship Traits Signal the Displayer's Genetic Quality?"
Alan Hreljac, Kinesiology and Health Science: "Determinants of the Run-walk Gait Transition During Human Locomotion: Kinetic Factors"
Rodney Imamura, Kinesiology and Health Science:"Determinants of the Run-walk Gait Transition During Human Locomotion: Kinetic Factors"
Cynthia Kellen-Yuen, Chemistry:"An Improved Green Synthesis of 1,2,3-Triazoles"
Rebecca Kluchin, History:"Fit to be Tied?: Sterilization and Reproductive Rights in America, 1960-1984"
Katerina Lagos, History: "In the Shadow of the Sultan: Balkan Educational Policies and the Nation-State"
Monica Lam, MIS: "Methodologies, Techniques, and Tools for Web Application Development"
Tien-I Liu, Mechanical Engineering:"On-Line Detection of Ball Bearing Conditions Using Neural Networks and Soft Computing"
Afshin Marashi, History: "Nationalizing Iran: Culture, Power, and the State, 1870-1941"
Milica Markovic, Electrical and Electronic Engineering: "Comparative Analysis of Distortion in Wireless Communication Transmitters"
Amy Mickel, Business Administration: "How Does Anger Relate to the Decision-Making Processes of Working Professionals?"
Hakan Ozclik, Business Administration: "How Does Anger Relate to the Decision-Making Processes of Working Professionals?"
Hakan Ozclik, Business Administration: "Is Anger a Double-Edged Sword? Exploring Self-Regulation Style as a Moderator of Relationship Between Trait Anger and Organizational Outcomes"
Thomas Peavy, Biological Sciences:"Evolution of Sperm-Binding Genes"
Randy Phelps, Physics and Astronomy: "Mergers and Acquisitions in the Milky Way's Disk: A Study of Star Clusters Associated with the Galactic Anticenter Stellar Structure"
Linda Roberts, Chemistry:"Pro Tease Sensitivity of Two Amyloidogenic Human Apo A-I Mutants"
Laura Riolli, Business Administration: "Is Anger a Double-Edged Sword? Exploring Self-Regulation Style as a Moderator of Relationship Between Trait Anger and Organizational Outcomes"
Thomas Savage, Chemistry: "Elucidation of the Biochemical Pathway to the Marine Neurotoxin Domoic Acid"
Brian Schoen, History: "Secession as Process: Cotton, Class and Modernity in the Lower South"
John Spence, History: "Syntheses and Light Activation of Designed Pro-Drugs"
Kenneth Sprott, Mechanical Engineering: "New Paths in Medical Robotics"
Brad Stockert, Physical Therapy: "Validity of the Star Excursion Balance Test in the Elderly"
Seunghee Wie, Family and Consumer Sciences:"Food Rescue Programs: Identifying Current Practices and Issues for Food Donors and Food Banks in Sacramento County"
Arthur Williamson, History: "The 'Nation Epidemicall': Modern Anti-Semitism and the Scots in England, Germany, and Poland, 1550-1650"
Dongmei Zhou, Mechanical Engineering: "Modeling and Simulation for a Micro-Fluidic Membrane-less Fuel Cell"
Summer Fellowship Awards (2006-2007) ^TOP
Laura Basini, Music: "Two Chapters of the Book Hearing the Nation: Music and Civic Identity in Italy, 1870-1900"
Jeffrey Calton, Psychology: "The Role of Memory in Head Direction Cell Stability"
Daniel Deocampo, Geology: "Soil Lead in Sacramento: Links to Child Lead Poisoning"
Roy Dixon, Chemistry: "Measurement of Monosaccharide Anhydrides in Aerosols Influenced by Forest Fire Smoke"
Ian Harvey, Arts: "Genius Logi"
Katy Hadley, Sociology: "Creating Peer Cultures in a Chinese School: Chinese American Children's Contributions to Ethnic Socialization"
Lisa Harrison, Psychology: "Seeking Cinderella and Prince Charming: Cross-group Comparisons of Gender Construction in Romance Novels"
Samantha Hens, Anthropology: "Age Estimation of the Human Pelvic Bone: A Test on an Italian Collection"
Brett Holland, Biological Science: "Do Courtship Traits Signal the Displayer's Genetic Quality?"
Serge Karalli, Business Administration: "The Joint Replenishment Problem with Fill-Rate Safety Shocks"
Rebecca Kluchin, History: "Fit to be Tied?: Sterilization and Reproductive Rights in America, 1960-1984"
Monica Lam, MIS: "Methodologies, Techniques, and Tools for Web Application Development"
Milica Markovic, Electrical and Electronic Engineering: "Comparative Analysis of Distortion in Wireless Communication Transmitters"
Linda Roberts, Chemistry: "Pro Tease Sensitivity of Two Amyloidogenic Human Apo A-I Mutants"
Thomas Savage, Chemistry: "Elucidation of the Biochemical Pathway to the Marine Neurotoxin Domoic Acid"
Brian Schoen, History:"Secession as Process: Cotton, Class and Modernity in the Lower South"
Maureen Smith, Kinesiology and Health Science:"Running Against the Odds: The Life and Times of Wilma Rudolph"
Kenneth Sprott, Mechanical Engineering: "New Paths in Medical Robotics"
Brad Stockert, Physical Therapy: "Validity of the Star Excursion Balance Test in the Elderly"
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RECIPIENTS (2005-2006) ^TOP
Assigned Time and/or Monetary Grants
Ellen Berg, Sociology: "The Impact of Professional Football Participation on Women's' Lives and Sport"
Bradly Baker, Chemistry: "Evaluation of Auditory Temporal Processing as a Predictor of Reading Performance"
Rupa Balachandran, Speech Pathology and Audiology: "Real-Time Gas-Phase Methanol Detector"
Edward Baranowski, Foreign Languages: "Documents From the 1602-3 Vizcaino Exploration of the California Coast"
James Baxter, Biological Sciences: "Comparison of Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Communities of Gray Pine on and off Serpentine Soils"
Martin Biskowski, Anthropology: "Source Characterization of Central Mexican Grinding Tools"
Lois Boulgarides, Kinesiology and Health Science: "Analysis of Five Balance and Fall Risk Screening Tests for Community-Dwelling Older Adults"
Daniel Deocampo, Geology: "Cache Creek Mercury Geochemistry: Role of Soil and Stream-carried Minerals in the Origin and Fate of Mercury in the Sacramento Watershed"
Bruce Gervais, Geography:"Dendrochronological Investigation of Prehistoric Drought for the Central Great Basin Desert, Nevada"
Edward Gibson, Physics and Astronomy: "Spectroscopic Study of Lamda Hypernuclei"
Brian Hausback, Geology: "Field and Lab Tests of the Sutter Buttes Meteor Impact Hypothesis"
Perry Heedley, Electrical and Electronic Engineering: "Enhanced Flash Analog-to-Digital Converter Performance Using Active Resistor Averaging"
Alan Hreljac, Kinesiology and Health Science: "Kinetic and Training Factors Associated with Overuse Running Injuries of the Knee"
Rodney Imamura, Kinesiology and Health Science: "Kinetic and Training Factors Associated with Overuse Running Injuries of the Knee"
Ju-Yeon Jo, Computer Science: "In Pursuit of Cyber Justice: Tracing back the Cyber Criminals in the Internet"
Cynthia Kellen-Yuen, Chemistry: "The Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of Aronmatic Pyrroles Which Are Potential Anti-cancer Agents"
Barbara Keys, History: "Globalization as the New Imperialism? Culture and Politics at the 1956 Olympic Games"
Katherine McReynolds, Chemistry: "Exploring New Dendrimer Architectures as Multivalent Scaffolds for Anti-HIV Carbohydrates"
Robert Metcalf, Biological Sciences: "Pilot Projects to Pasteurize Contaminated Water in Kenya"
Todd Migliaccio, Sociology: "The Impact of Professional Football Participation on Women's' Lives and Sport"
Hakan Ozcelik, Organizational Behavior and Environment: "Does Emotional Fit Come First? An Assessment of Emotional Fit as an Antecedent of Value Fit and Goal Fit in Organizations"
Ali Porbaha, Civil Engineering: "Accelerating Construction of Highway Slopes Using IBO Technology"
Charles Postel, History:"Power and Progress: Populist Visions of America"
Douglas Rice, English: "Thunder Comes From This My House: A Lyrical Memoir Against Forgetting"
Charlotte Xanders, Management:"Death and Dying in America: How Hospices Could Be More Effective in End-of Life Care"
Laura Riolli, Organizational Behavior and Environment:"Military Personnel' Psychological Adjustment to Acute Stress During Military Operations in Iraq"
Ahmed Salem, Computer Science: "Improving Software Quality Through a Fault Simulation Tool"
Brian Schoen, History: "Broadening Perspectives on the Antebellum South, Slavery, and the Civil War"
Erin Stiles, Humanities and Religious Studies: "From Mufti to Kadhi: Islam, Politics and Family Law in Zanzibar"
Lynda Stone, Child Development: "Fostering Think Alouds as a Reading Comprehension Strategy"
Thomas Strasser, Humanities and Religious Studies: "The Cretan Celt Project"
Christopher Taylor, Physics and Astronomy: "A Hubble Space Telescope Study of the Nearby Dwarf Starburst Galaxy IC10; Stars and Gas as Galactic Legos-Building a Galaxy One Piece at a Time"
Raghuraman Trichur, Anthropology: "Serving Tourist/Contesting History"
Summer Fellowship Awards (2005-2005)
Rupa Balachandran, Speech Pathology and Audiology: "Real-Time Gas-Phase Methanol Detector"
Ellen Berg, Sociology: "The Impact of Professional Football Participation on Women's' Lives and Sport"
Martin Biskowski, Anthropology: "Source Characterization of Central Mexican Grinding Tools"
Terri Castaneda, Anthropology: "The Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Federated Indians of California"
Rafael Escamilla, Physical Therapy: "Muscle Activation Patterns in Abdominal Exercises with Rehabilitation and Training Implications"
Bruce Gervais, Geography: "Dendrochronological Investigation of Prehistoric Drought for the Central Great Basin Desert, Nevada"
Brian Hausback, Geology: "Field and Lab Tests of the Sutter Buttes Meteor Impact Hypothesis"
Perry Heedley, Electrical and Electronic Engineering: "Enhanced Flash Analog-to-Digital Converter Performance Using Active Resistor Averaging"
Ju-Yeon Jo, Computer Science: "In Pursuit of Cyber Justice: Tracing back the Cyber Criminals in the Internet"
Cynthia Kellen-Yuen, Chemistry: "The Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of Aronmatic Pyrroles Which Are Potential Anti-cancer Agents"
Barbara Keys, History: "Globalization as the New Imperialism? Culture and Politics at the 1956 Olympic Games"
Katherine McReynolds, Chemistry: "Exploring New Dendrimer Architectures as Multivalent Scaffolds for Anti-HIV Carbohydrates"
Robert Metcalf, Biological Sciences: "Pilot Projects to Pasteurize Contaminated Water in Kenya"
Todd Migliaccio, Sociology: "The Impact of Professional Football Participation on Women's' Lives and Sport"
Charles Postel, History:"Power and Progress: Populist Visions of America"
Charlotte Xanders, Management: "Death and Dying in America: How Hospices Could Be More Effective in End-of Life Care"
Laura Riolli, Organizational Behavior and Environment: "Military Personnel' Psychological Adjustment to Acute Stress During Military Operations in Iraq"
Richard Savino, Music: "The Symphonia From IL Sacrifizio di Abramo by Camilla de Rossi"
Brian Schoen, History:"Broadening Perspectives on the Antebellum South, Slavery, and the Civil War"
Erin Stiles, Humanities and Religious Studies: "From Mufti to Kadhi: Islam, Politics and Family Law in Zanzibar"
Lynda Stone, Child Development: "Fostering Think Alouds as a Reading Comprehension Strategy"
Gail Tom, Management:"The Role of Overt Head Movement and Attention in Persuasion"
Raghuraman Trichur, Anthropology: "Serving Tourist/Contesting History"
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