Endowed Research Funds

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Alumni Faculty Research Endowed Fund in Economics
This fund was established in 2007 to provide support for the conduct of research, seed money for proposing funding for research, or for the production of materials associated with the publication or other distribution of results of research. This may include the funding of travel, conference fees, the purchase of software or hardware, data acquisition, or other research related expenditures.

Dr. Roy S. Andersen '43 Endowed Summer Research Stipend for Physics Students
Dr. Roy S. Andersen, Class of 1943, established this fund in 2003 to provide summer stipend assistance for students doing physics research.
Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Fund for Scholars of Holocaust Studies
The Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Foundation, Inc. of New York established this fund in 1997 to provide annual awards to two or more undergraduate students for research or internships related to the Holocaust.  
Chester Bland Fund
This endowed fund provides aid to a promising student doing graduate work either in the University or elsewhere under the direction of the department.
Charles S. Blinderman Undergraduate Research Fund
This fund was established in 2002 in memory of Professor Charles S. Blinderman to support undergraduate research, undergraduate students for research or internships related to the Holocaust.
Dr. Elizabeth G. '53 and Bernard P. Cohen Endowed Fund
Established in 1997 by Elizabeth G. Cohen, Class of 1953, this fund provides support for graduate and undergraduate students participating in research sponsored by the Jacob Hiatt Center for Urban Education in local schools. 
Peter J. Condakes Endowed Research Fund in Geography
In 1990, Peter J. Condakes established this fund to support research in the Graduate School of Geography, preferably to address worldwide environmental concerns.
The Ferenc and Ilona (Schulhoff ) Czigler Family Endowed Fund for Graduate Students in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Celia Schulhoff , Ph.D., who received a bachelor's degree at Clark in 1954, established this fund in 2005 in memory of Ferenc and Ilona Czigler and their children, Phillip, Karoy, Eva and Marika, who perished as a result of the Holocaust. The fund is also dedicated to honor the memory of three family members who survived the Auschwitz concentration camp and were able to renew their adult lives in the United States: Clara Czigler Robzyk; Magda Czigler Klein; and Elisabeth Czigler Weiss. This fund provides a grant to a graduate student in the field of Holocaust and genocide studies. This annual award shall help support expenses for research, travel, interviewing, and other activities associated with such studies.
Margery Howarth Eliot M.A. '34 Endowed Fund
In 1993, Margery Howarth Eliot M.A. '34 established this fund to support the Center for Technology, Environment and Development (CENTED) in its research, with an emphasis on publicizing its research and results.  
Albert, Norma and Howard '77 Geller Research Grants
This fund was established in 2004 by Albert, Norma and Howard, Class of 1977, Geller to provide research grants to undergraduate or graduate student(s) pursuing a thesis or research project on topics of energy, environment and sustainability. 
Debra I. and Jeffrey A. Geller Student Research Fund for the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Established in 1997 by Debra I. Geller, Class of 1977, and Jeffrey A. Geller, Class of 1976, this fund supports student research projects in the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
Ina R. and Haskell R. Gordon Fund for Undergraduate Students of Holocaust Studies
Established in 2001 by Ina Gordon, trustee of Ina and Haskell Gordon Charitable Trust of Worcester, this fund provides annual awards to one or more undergraduate students for research, travel or internships related to the Holocaust.  
G. Stanley Hall Foundation Fund
The G. Stanley Hall Foundation Fund was established in 1926 by G. Stanley Hall to be strictly and solely dedicated to research in genetic psychology.
Agnes Manoogian Hausrath Endowed Research Fund in Armenian Genocide Studies
This fund was established in 2003 by William, Class of 1953, Hausrath in memory of his wife, Anges, to provide research funds for the scholarly research of the Mugar/Kaloosidian Professor at the Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. 

Agnes Manoogian Hausrath Memorial Fund
In 2007, William Hausrath ’53 established this fund in memory of his wife, Agnes Manoogian Hausrath to provide an annual stipend and research bursary for a doctoral student at the Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
Dr. Bernard '38, M.A. '39, Ph.D. '41 and Vera Wantman Kopelman '40 Endowed Science Equipment Fund
Dr. Bernard, Class of 1938, and Vera, Class of 1940, Kopelman established this fund in 2005 to provide equipment to support the research activities of the Carlson School of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Physics Department.  
Endowed Undergraduate Research Fund in Honor of Denis A. LaRochelle
Established in 2004 by Eric and Ellen Somberg, parents of Andrew M. Somberg, Class of 2004, this fund honors Denis A. Larochelle by providing research grants to undergraduates pursuing studies in the biological sciences. 
MKS Endowment Fund For Student Research in the Field of Holocaust Studies
Established in 2003 by Mildred Suesser, this fund is to be used by the the Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies to fund annual awards to one or more students for expenses related to cutting edge research in the field of Holocaust Studies. In addition, funds may be used to advance the use of technology in the library.
Myers Fund
The Myers Fund was established in 1953 by George E. Myers Ph.D. '06, in appreciation of all that Clark did for him and his wife, to provide assistance to graduate students who are doing research in education and psychology.

Dr. Donald Nelson Endowed Research Fund
In 2007, Shirley Nelson endowed this fund to provide research grants to undergraduate students who are pursuing studies in Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. The recipients shall be chosen by the chair of the Gustaf H. Carlson School of Chemistry.  These grants can be a living stipend for undergraduate researchers during the summer, travel, or other related uses.

Suzanne and Leon Shahun and Sylvia and Albert Parish Endowed Fund for Graduate Students in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Leslie and Glenn Parish '71 established this fund in 2006 in memory of Suzanne and Leon Shahun and Sylvia and Albert Parish to provide a research fund for an outstanding graduate student in the field of Holocaust and Genocide studies, to support such expenses as travel, interviewing and other activities associated with Holocaust and Genocide study.

Patron-Cohen Endowed Faculty Research Fund
Established in 2007 by June E. Patron ’65 in honor of Professor Morris H. Cohen, this fund supports faculty research in Government and American History focusing on the Executive Branch of the United States Government. 

Marlene and David Persky Endowed Research Fund
Marlene and David Persky established this endowed fund in 2004 to provide a research fund for the scholarly research of graduate students at the Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. . 

Steven Seelig Economics Research Fund
This fund was established in 2007 to provide support for the conduct of research, seed money for proposing funding for research, or the production of materials associated with the publication or other distribution of results of research undertaken by faculty or graduate students in the Department of Economics under the scope of the American Economics Association.
Seymour Wapner Endowed Fund for Undergraduate Research
In 2005, alumni, family, colleagues and friends of Seymour Wapner established this fund to support a research fund for undergraduate students majoring in psychology to pursue projects culminating in a presentation on Academic Spree Day. In his more than 50 years at Clark, Seymour Wapner took special pride in encouraging undergraduates to pursue research and to share their work with the Clark community. He also founded Academic Spree Day.