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Recipient |
Name of
Funder(s) and Description of Project |
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David Bello
Assistant Professor
of East Asian history
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Awarded
both a Fulbright grant and an American Council of
Learned Societies (ACLS) fellowship to study in China during
the 2005-06 academic year and summer 2006, respectively.
more
information
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Theresa Braunschneider
Assistant Professor
of English
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National Humanities
Center Jessie Ball duPont Fellowship 2005-06 for research
and to write a book Reforming the Coquette:
Consumption, Education and Female Sexuality in British
Literature, 1660-1750.
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James
Eason
Assistant
Professor
of Physics & Engineering
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Thomas
F. and Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust award for
support of an additional year (Jan 2006 - Dec 2006) of
his project, “The Mechanisms of Defibrillation
During Acute Myocardial Ischemia.” more
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Marcia
France
Associate
Professor
of Chemistry
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American Chemical
Society Petroleum Research Fund grant for her project,
"Synthesis of Novel Nitrogen Ligands for Asymmetric
Catalysis" for 2005-06.
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Genelle Gertz-Robinson
Assistant Professor
of English
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Jessie Ball duPont Fund award to attend a three week
seminar June 2005, "Space: Familiar, Compulsory, Sacred,
Contested.
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Lisa
Greer
Assistant
Professor
of Geology
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Keck Geology
Consortium award for her project, "The Rise and
Demise of a Holocene Coral Reef Complex, Dominican
Republic: The Coral-Climate Connection" for the
summer of 2005 through 2006.
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Sascha
Goluboff
Assistant
Professor
of Cultural Anthropology
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Kennan Institute award
to attend a workshop series entitled "Religion in
Post-Soviet Societies" at the institute in Washington, D.C.
The series is sponsored by funding from the U. S. Department of
State's Program for Research and Training on Eastern Europe and
the Independent States of the Former Soviet Union and the George
F. Kennan Fund. (fall 2005 and spring 2006)
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Helen I'Anson
Professor
of Biology
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Thomas
F. and Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust award for
support of her project "Metabolic Regulation of the
Onset of Puberty" thru summer 2006.
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Frank
Settle
Professor
of Chemistry
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National Science
Foundation award through the National Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education Digital
Library (NSDL) program for a collaborative project with
Elizabeth Blackmer and Professor Thomas Whaley,
entitled,
"Nuclear Pathways - A Model for Composite Digital
Collections" for October 2004 until September 2007.
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Thomas Whaley
Professor of
Computer Science
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National Science Foundation award
through the National Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics Education Digital Library (NSDL) program for a
collaborative project with Elizabeth Blackmer and Professor
Frank Settle, entitled, "Nuclear Pathways - A Model for
Composite Digital Collections" for October 2004 until
September 2007.
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Lesley
Wheeler
Associate
Professor of English
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National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship
for her project entitled, "Voiceprints: Sound and Presence
in American Poetry" for the 05-06 fiscal year.
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Irina Mazilu
Assistant
Professor of Physics
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Thomas F. and Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust award
for her project, "A Study of Some Non-Equilibrium Driven
Models and Their Contribution to the Understanding of Molecular
Motors" for 2005-06.
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C. Elizabeth Belmont
Assistant
Clinical Professor of Law
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Virginia Law Foundation grant
for the Washington and Lee Community Legal Services Project
for the 2006-2007 fiscal year. More
Information
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Jeffrey Kosky
Assistant Professor of Religion
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Jessie Ball duPont Fund:
National
Humanities
Center
three-week seminar June 2005, “Space Familiar, Compulsory,
Sacred, Contested.”
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David Marsh
Assistant Professor of Biology
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A research fellowship at the National Center for Ecological
Analysis and Synthesis in Santa Barbara for
the (fall 2006 and spring 2007)
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Deborah Miranda
Assistant Professor of English
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Phillips Fund award from the American Philosophical Society
for her project "The Light from Carissa Plains."
Miranda will use the audiotape life chronicles of her
grandfather, a full-blood descendant of the Carmel Mission
Indians, to create an ethnohistorical and literary work
addressing both California native history and identity (summer
2006).
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Rebecca R. Benefiel
Assistant Professor of Classics
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Mednick Memorial Fellowship from the Virginia Foundation for
Independent Colleges for her project "Writing on the
Wall: Graffiti in the Basilica of Pompeii." She will
use her award to spend several weeks conducting research in
Naples and Pompeii Italy (summer 2006)
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Matt Tuchler
Assoc. Professor of Chemistry
Bill Hamilton
Assistant Professor of Biology
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American Chemical Society grant for their project "The
Impact of Highway Traffic on Atmospheric Chemistry and
Biological Processes: A New 'Lab" Science Course for
Non-Science Majors" (spring 2006 and fall 2006).
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John Knox
Professor of Biology
Jim Warren
Professor of English
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Associated Colleges of the South curriculum development grant to
develop a new interdisciplinary course entitled “Island
Biogeography and Species Conservation: Science and
Literature.”
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