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Below are the names of recent funding recipients.
undergraduate | graduate | faculty and research centers
Undergraduate Students
Steinbrecher Fellows 2008-2009
Adrienne Adeyemi '10 | Hannah Caruso '09 | Sasha Chait '10 | Peter Gray '10 | Duc Nguyen '09 | Amy Levine '09 | Andrew Ninnemann '10 | Dushani Palliyaguru '09
(Read descriptions of 2008-2009 Steinbecher Fellowship projects.)
The Henry J. Leir Summer Research Scholarship
Nathan Fowle | Amital Sachs
The Simon and Eve Colin Creativity Award in Psychology
John Borghi
The Herman A. Witkin Undergraduate Scholar Award for Creativity (Psychology)
Genevieve Ballinger
James '39 and Ada Bickman Summer Science Research Interns
Elisha Buhler | Lincoln Muhoro | Kelley Shortsleeves
Frederick M. and Alice Murdock Summer Science Intern
Morgan Provost
PolyCarbon Industries Corporate Chemistry Fellowship
Melissa Loving
Maurine H. Milburn Fund for the Sciences
Susan Herringer
Albert C. Erickson '30 Summer Research Award
Igor Partola | Michael Robitaille
Sara Bickman Music and Arts Summer Interns
Seah Chickering-Burchesky | Mary Townsend
International Studies Stream Summer Interns
Emma Juniper | Rachel Rampil
Lois MPA '78 and Robert '49 Green Undergraduate Internship
Carolyn Kriso
HERO Fellows (Human Environmental Regional Observatory)
Sam Blanchard | Nicholas Bumbarger | Nagraj Rao | Alina Taus | James Wilson
Peter Condakes Research Fellowship
Michelle Bozeman
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Recent grants to faculty and research centers, as of November 28, 2007
Biology
Tim Lyerla has been awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health for research on Lung Fibrosis in an HPS Mouse Model. ($223,500)
Career Services
David McDonough has been awarded a grant from the Theodore H. Barth Foundation for support of undergraduate internships in non-profit organizations. ($15,000)
Chemistry
Luis Smith has been awarded a five-year CAREER grant from the Na-tional Science Foundation for research on Solid State NMR Studies of Transition Metal Oxides: Correlation of Local Structure with Physical Properties. ($530,000)
Clark Labs
Ron Eastman and Gil Pontius have been awarded funds from Conservation International for research on Building Carbon Baselines. ($21,562)
(see George Perkins Marsh Institute)
Government and Community Affairs
Jack Foley has been awarded a grant from the Worcester Cultural Council for support of the Neighborhood Music Program. ($1,400)
IDCE
Laurie Ross has been awarded funds from the Commonwealth of Mas-sachusetts, Executive Office of Public Safety, for Action Re-search to Prevent and Reduce Youth and Gang Violence in Worces-ter, Massachusetts. ($52,500)
Laurie has also been awarded funds from the City of Worcester for continuing support of the Weed and Seed Program. ($11,209)
Ellen Foley and Octavia Taylor have been awarded funds from the Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts for their project, "Meeting Youth Immigrant & Refugee Health Needs in Worcester." ($61,924)
(see George Perkins Marsh Institute)
Bill Fisher has been awarded a large grant from the United Nations AIDS to host the project management office of the AIDS 2031 initiative. ($1,940,328)
George Perkins Marsh Institute
Karen Frey who joined Clark in the fall has brought with her a second grant from the National Science Foundation. This project is titled Impacts of Sea Ice Variability and Polynya Formation on Biological Productivity in the Northern Bering Sea. ($101,514)
Wayne Gray has been awarded funds from Abt Associates, by a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, for graduate student support for research Linking Census and EPA Data. ($21,900)
Ron Eastman and Gil Pontius have been awarded funds from Conser-vation International for research on Building Carbon Baselines. ($21,562)
(see Clark Labs)
Ellen Foley and Octavia Taylor have been awarded funds from the Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts for their project, "Meeting Youth Immigrant & Refugee Health Needs in Worcester." ($61,924)
(see IDCE)
Jacob Hiatt Center for Urban Education
Tom Del Prete has been awarded second-year funding from the Greater Worcester Community Foundation for the Main South Secondary School Collaborative. ($163,713)
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