Grants Awarded

In April, The Graduate Center received 9 grants totaling $482,536, and in May The Graduate Center received 9 grants totaling $958,685. This list of principal investigators and their awards is provided by the Office of Sponsored Research:

April

Joshua Brown (Center for Media and Learning), Various: Funded Wages ($90,077 increase)

Joshua Brown (Center for Media and Learning), American Social History Productions, Inc.: Funded Wages ($4,511)

Dee Clayman (Classics), National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): The Database of Classical Bibliography ($200,000)

Kenneth Erickson, Leonard Markovitz (Political Science), Comparative Politics: Journal of Politics ($4,952 increase)

Deborah Hecht (Center for Advanced Study in Education), Albion Central School District: Evaluation and Research of Learn & Serve with Character ($110,658)

Barbara Martinsons (Center for the Study of Women and Society), Racolin Foundation: The Community and College Fellowship: Re-entry Program for Ex-offenders ($20,190 increase)

Isaura Santiago (Center for Advanced Study in Education), Aspira: Agreement for Dr. Isaura Santiago ($6,000)

Neil Smith (Anthropology), New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services: City Hall Park Artifacts ($6,148)

Susan Woodward (Political Science), National Council for Eurasian and East European Research: State-Building in the Balkans: A Comparative Analysis of the Role of International Interventions and Assistance ($40,000)

May

Beth Baron and Medhi Bozorgmehr (Middle East and Middle Eastern American Center), U.S. Department of Education: Expanding the Study of the Middle East and Its Diaspora ($92,000)

Joshua Brown (Center for Media and Learning), American Social History Productions, Inc.: Funded Wages ($1,282 increase)

Theodore Brown and Victor Strozak (CUNY Institute for Software Design and Development; Center For Advanced Study in Education), National Science Foundation: The AP Fellows Program: Enhancing Low-Income Students' Participation and Achievement in Advanced Placement Courses ($85,000 increase)

Laurel Cooley (Urban Education), Rutgers University: Mathematics in American Cities: Children, Teachers, and Communities ($437,591 increase)

Kenneth Erickson and Leonard Markovitz (Political Science), Comparative Politics: Journal of Comparative Politics ($4,155 increase)

Bert Flugman (Center For Advanced Study in Education), New York State Office of Mental Health: Management Training and Organizational Improvement for OMH Chief Safety Officers and Sergeants in Support of the OMH Safety and Security Enhancement Initiative: The New York Central Area ($69,972)

Brian Schwartz (Institutional), National Science Foundation: Science as Performance: A Proactive Strategy to Communicate and Educate through Theatre, Music, and Dance ($192,656)

Dennis Sullivan (Mathematics), National Science Foundation: Algebraic Topology and Quantum Field Theory ($66,029)

Thomas Weiss (Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies), Various: Support for the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies ($10,000)

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