FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Fordham Research Newsletter Volume I, Issue II May 2017
Research Highlights Letter from the Chief Research Officer Fall 2016 - Spring 2017: A Snapshot Digital Humanities Sym- Welcome to the second Research Highlights posium at NYU issue of the Fordham Re- for Fall 2016 — Columbia-NYU Research Interdisciplinary Awards search Newsletter. This Spring 2017 Fellows: 6 newsletter marks the first recipients Outstanding Externally Fund- full academic year since Grant awards Columbia-NYU listingResearch Fellows - 6 over ed Research Awardees: 5 my appointment as Chief the previous OEFRA (Outstanding 6 months Externally Funded Research Awardees) - 5 Research Officer. We hope that Faculty this Fellowships newsletter - 82 ?? Faculty Fellowships: 88 Faculty Research Grantees or Recipients - 31 It’s been a very exciting will encourage and inspire all Interdisciplinary - 2 Faculty Research Grantee or year with a number of of Fordham’s researchers, from Institutional Grant Preparation Grants - 3 Recipients: 31 significant initiatives of undergraduates Book publication to seasonedawards - 10 scholars, to continue to delve Interdisciplinary Research which I am very proud. Awards: 2 We have worked together deeper in your field of study. chaired by Dr. Jim Lewis, in starting, sustaining It is also our desire that re- Institutional Grant Prepara- for their dedicated contri- and developing our Ford- searchers reach across their butions to the University’s tion Fund Awards: 3 ham research enterprise. disciplines and partner in new research efforts. Together Book Publication Awards: 13 In some cases, we have ways with other scholars. we continue to enhance the partnered with other uni- I want to express my sincere objectives of Fordham Uni- versities in new ways, appreciation to Provost Ste- versity’s mission. such as with the NYU and phen Freedman and Dr. Jona- Columbia University re- than Crystal, Associate Vice Please do not hesitate to Inside this issue: search tours and the NYU President, for their strong reach out to me with your -Fordham-Columbia Re- support and visionary guid- questions or concerns. search Fellows program. ance since my arrival last Sponsored Research Day– 2 Some of the other high- year to Fordham. George Hong, Ph.D. A Smash! lights of this issue in- Our faculty and staff mem- Research Tour at NYU 4 clude: bers deserve much credit for Chief Research Officer and Sponsored Research the accomplishments high- Associate Vice President for Day at Fordham lighted in this newsletter. I Academic Affairs Research Tour at Columbia 5 Earth Month Re- also want to thank the Uni- [email protected] University search Colloquium versity Research Council, Earth Month Research 5 Colloquium Institutional Research Collaborations with NYU Digital Humanities 6 Columbia University and New York University Symposium
NYU-Fordham-Columbia 6 Fordham University has developed its institutional research collaborations with NYU and Columbia through the following initiatives: Fellows Selected Selected six Fordham-NYU and Columbia research fellows to develop joint research projects in Internal Funding Awards 8 the summer of 2017
Sponsored the Earth Month Research Colloquium presented by the Executive Director of Colum- bia Earth Institute and co-sponsored NYU Digital Humanities Symposium Newsletter editor - David Heston Organized two research exploration tours at NYU and Columbia Newsletter layout - Veronica Mueller Co-sponsored the Ph.D. Colloquium on Business joined by NYU and Columbia Ph.D. students PAGE 2 FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER VOLUME I, ISSUE II
Sponsored Research Day — A Smash!
On April 5 in Walsh Library on the ners of the Outstanding Externally Rose Hill campus, Fordham held its Funded Research Awards. In his first ever Sponsored Research Day. opening remarks, President Father The purpose of the event-filled day McShane spoke of the need for won- was to raise the visibility of the re- der at the start of any research pro- search enterprise at Fordham with- ject as well as the ongoing cycle of in the university. discovery as the research advances. Provost Stephen Freedman intro- In the morning, a Grant Writing duced each winner and presented Workshop was held to share ideas them with their award which includ- on both the pre and post-award ed a check for $1,000. phases of external grant writing. Father Joseph McShane gives opening Kris Wolff and Beth Torres Each of the awardees spoke of the remarks at Sponsored Research Day’s (Director and Grants Officer, re- great personal encouragement of be- awards presentation for the five Outstand- spectively) in Fordham’s Office of ing honored in this way as they ac- ing Externally Funded Research Awardees Sponsored Programs led the discus- cepted their award. They acknowl- sion. edged their colleagues and students At mid-day, another of the many who had provided key support. firsts of this event took place – the
presentations to the first-time win-
The five 2017 Outstanding Externally Funded Research Awardees are:
Sciences Silvia Finnemann Professor, Biological Sciences
Social Sciences Celia Fisher Marie Ward Doty University Chair Professor in Ethics
Humanities Stephen Grimm Professor, Philosophy
Interdisciplinary Research Jennifer Gordon Professor, Law Junior Faculty Research Marc Conte Assistant Professor, Economics
After the awards ceremony, Dr. Walter L. Goldschmidts, Vice President of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory deliv- ered the keynote speech of the day. He reflected on his impressive career in supporting and nurturing research that has developed in the laboratories he has directed. As an outcome of Dr. Goldschmidt’s speech, Fordham hopes to devel- op an institutional research collaboration between Fordham and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Dr. George Hong, Fordham CRO, addresses the participants Photo by Dana Maxson VOLUME I, ISSUE II FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER PAGE 3
Sponsored Research Day — A Smash! Cont.
Also that afternoon, eleven speakers from a number of Fordham’s research centers gave short presentations regard- ing the work of their centers.
The 11 presentations of this Fordham Research Center Forum were given by:
Presenter Name/Affiliation Center Dr. Thomas J. Daniels Louis Calder Center
Dr. George Demacopoulos/ Graduate School of Co-Director of the Orthodox Christian Studies Center Arts & Sciences Dr. Deborah Denno/ Fordham School of Law Founding Director of the Neuroscience and Law Center
Dr. Celia Fisher/ Graduate School of Arts & Center for Ethics Education Sciences Dr. Sean J. Griffith/ Fordham School of Law Corporate Law Center
Dr. Janna C. Heyman & Dr. Linda White- Henry C. Ravazzin Center on Aging and Intergenerational Studies Ryan/Graduate School of Social Service Dr. Robin A. Lenhardt/ Fordham School of Law Center on Race, Law & Justice
Dr. Michael Pirson/ Gabelli School of Business Center for Humanistic Management
Dr. W. "RP" Raghupathi/ Gabelli School of Center for Digital Transformation Business Dr. Falguni Sen/ Gabelli School of Business Global Healthcare Innovation Management Center
Dr. An Yan & Dr. Iftekhar Hasan/ Gabelli Center for Research in Contemporary Finance School of Business
From left to right: Stephen Freedman, Fr. Joseph McShane, Jennifer Gordon, Celia Fisher, Marc Conte, Silvia Finnemann, John Drummond (accepting award on behalf of winner Stephen Grimm), George Hong Photo by Dana Maxson PAGE 4 FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER VOLUME I, ISSUE II Research Tour at NYU
On December 2, 2016 twenty-three ber of the NYU laboratories with Fordham guests were given a tour This presentation was followed by a researchers at work, many of whom of a number of research facilities at tour of the site’s laboratories. took the time to explain their cur- NYU, and listened to related This tour lends itself to establishing rent projects and answer questions presentations including: new institutional agreements for from the group. Site visit and tour of NYU’s joint research. The selection of NYU As an example, the group received a Center for Neural Science -Fordham-Columbia research fel- presentation at the Center for Neu- lows is a good example of the deep- A presentation by the Director ral Science which began with a ening institutional connections with of the Marron Institute of Ur- PowerPoint slide with two side-by- these fellow New York City re- ban Management side views of the same New York search institutions. [Please see the Site visit and tour of NYU’s City skyline – one image clearly article titled “Fordham-NYU- Center for Genomics and Sys- focused (the Adult view) and the Columbia Fellows Selected for Sum- tems Biology other a shadowy outline (the Infant mer 2017” on page 6] A Presentation on Arts/ view). The question posed was, Humanities [Please see a relat- “How does the adult view come ed article on page 6 regarding about?” And so, this general scien- NYU Digital Humanities Sym- tific inquiry marks the starting posium which took place on point for one of the specific lines of April 28, 2017] research pursued at this Center. The Fordham group viewed a num-
(From L to R) Ulrich Baer, Vice Provost for Faculty, Arts, Humanities and Diversi- ty NYU; Paul Horn, Senior Vice Provost for Research NYU; George Hong, Ford- ham Chief Research Officer Photo by Kris Wolff
Fordham and Columbia faculty and administrators participating in the Research Tour at Columbia Earth Institute VOLUME I, ISSUE II FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER PAGE 5 Research Tour at Columbia University
On April 7, 2017 a similar research The Earth Institute Center for tour of the research facilities at Co- Tours of the Data Science Institute Environmental Sustainability lumbia University was held with and the Columbia Interdisciplinary (EICES) seven Fordham faculty members Northwest Corner Building took selected for their research which Center for Sustainable Develop- place at the start of the group’s vis- was closely aligned with that of Co- ment (CSD) it. Dr. George Hong, Fordham’s lumbia affiliated scholars. The tour CRO, addressed those gathered included the following presenta- about Fordham University research tions: enterprise and initiatives. “Today’s research tour [at Co- Center for Sustainable Urban lumbia] will setup a critical Development (CSUD) foundation for our further in- Urban Design Lab (UDL) stitutional research collabora- International Research Insti- tion.” tute for Climate and Society - Dr. George Hong (IRI) Columbia Center on Sustaina- ble Investment (CCSI) Center for Climate Systems Research (CCSR)
Earth Month Research Colloquium – Dr. Steve Cohen – April 19, 2017
Dr. Cohen’s talk was titled “Building Sus- Fordham’s Bronx Science tainable Cities and Living Sustainable Life- Consortium partners. In styles.” With a very optimistic outlook, he doing so, Fordham and explained that America is working to build the BSC will continue to sustainable cities and that people across the celebrate the research and country are adopting more sustainable life- ideas which advance the styles. health of the planet. Approximately 50 staff, faculty and stu- dents attended at McGinley Center at Rose Hill. In the question and answer period that followed, members of the audience asked for clarification on the futuristic trends which Dr. Cohen predicted in his talk. Dr. George Hong, CRO, has expressed his Dr. Steve Cohen, Executive Director of the desire to continue this expanded Earth Month Earth Institute at Columbia University format by again coming together with Photo by Michael Dames
[From left to right] Dr. Jim Lewis, Provost Stephen Freedman, Dr. Steve Cohen, Dr. Ron Jacobson (Associate Vice President), and Dr. George Hong. Photo by Michael Dames PAGE 6 FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER VOLUME I, ISSUE II
NYU Digital Humanities Symposium – Fordham Co-Sponsors
As part of NYU’s Digital Humani- keeping with the theme of the event, – April 28, 2017 ties series, an all-day Symposium Ms. Briant and Mr. Powell explained titled “Queer Encoding : Encoding the digitation process in charting on their MA’s in Medieval Studies / Diverse Identities” took place on a map of Europe the individual cru- Interdisciplinary Studies. April 28, 2017 at the NYU Center saders’ travel patterns as they made for the Humanities in lower Man- their journeys to Jerusalem. Ms. Bri- hattan. ant and Mr. Powell are pursuing The Fordham Digital Humanities Group and Office of Research part- nered with NYU to support this event. Temple University also served as a partner. Fordham Graduate student presenters at In the afternoon “Project Hack” seg- NYU Symposium: Katherine Briant and ment, Fordham’s Katherine Briant Stephen Powell and Stephen Powell presented a talk titled “Queerness of Space and Photo by David Time and Text in the Independent Heston Crusaders Mapping Project.” In
Fordham-NYU-Columbia Fellows Selected for Summer 2017
A pair of new collaborations are Six distinguished Fordham faculty together, each Fordham Fellow will starting this summer called the have been selected to partner with deliver a public presentation on Fordham-NYU Research Fellows other NYU and Columbia research- their project in the Fall semester on and the Fordham Research Fellows ers from May 15 to August 15 and a Fordham campus. at Columbia. These exciting pro- to collaborate on a specific topic. grams are designed to promote and In addition to the requirement of expand research connections with tangible outcomes from their work Columbia and NYU.
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From left to right: Jason Munshi-South, Fuhua Zhai, Abigail Ross, Provost Stephen Freedman, Warren Tryon (representing Dean McKay), Tiedan Huang, and Daniel Leeds
Photo by David Heston VOLUME I, ISSUE II FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER PAGE 7 Fordham-NYU-Columbia Fellows Cont. The following Fordham scholars will have access to research facilities, data, equipment and/or work space within NYU and Columbia.
Name/Title/Affiliation Research Topic Research Partners
William Baldwin, Professor of Prac- tice in Education; Alex Bowers, Asso- “The Transformation of the Teach- ciate Professor of Education Leader- Dr. Tiedan Huang (Assistant Profes- ing and Leading Workforce in ship, Teachers College, Columbia Uni- sor, Graduate School of Education) America from 1987 to 2012” versity
Dr. Daniel Leeds (Assistant Professor, Yaakov Stern, Professor of Neuropsy- Computer and Information Science “Computational Study of Changes chology at Columbia University Medi- Department, A&S) to Cortical Vision with Age” cal Center
“Resting State Neural Circuitry in Ray Razlighi, Assistant Professor at Dr. Dean McKay (Professor, Depart- Neuroticism Following Cognitive- Columbia University College of Physi- ment of Psychology, A&S) Behavioral Treatment” cians and Surgeons
Dr. Jason Munshi-South (Associate “A Collaborative Study of Microbial Jane Carlton, Professor and Director Professor, Department of Biological Diversity in the Rodent Pests of of the Center for Genomics and Sys- Sciences, A&S) New York City” tems Biology at NYU
Dr. Abigail Ross (Assistant Professor, “Person Centered Care Planning Victoria Stanhope, Associate Professor Graduate School of Social Service), and Service Engagement” at NYU Silver School of Social Work
“Gender Inequality in Transitional China: Does Education Help Nar- Qin Gao, Associate Professor at Co- Dr. Fuhua Zhai (Associate Professor, row Gender Gap in Couples’ Time lumbia University School of Social Graduate School of Social Service) Use?” Work Contact Us — Office of Research 411
Z. George Hong, PhD Laura Ebert Patricio Meneses, PhD Chief Research Officer and Associate Vice President Grant and Contract Administrator Chair, Institutional Bio-safety Committee for Academic Affairs [email protected] [email protected] Office of the Provost, Cunniffe House, Room 219 Phone: 718-817-4651 Phone: 718-817-3656 [email protected] Phone: 718-817-0029 Celinett Rodriguez, MBA, MPA Research Integrity Officer Grant Officer-Social Sciences Faculty Senate President [email protected] Tihana Abiala, MBA Phone: 718-817-0850 Budgets and Operations Manager Rose Hill, Collins Hall B33 David Heston Lincoln Center, Lowenstein 203C (Fridays only) Program Coordinator Berish Rubin, PhD [email protected] [email protected] Chair, Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee RH Phone: 718-817-0028 Phone: 718-817-2608 [email protected] LC Phone: 212-636-7946 Phone: 718-817-3637 Fax: 718-817-0030 Fax: 718-817-2792 Michele Kuchera, MBA, CIP Manager, Institutional Review Board German Cavelier, PhD [email protected] Beth Torres, MA Grant Advisor Phone: 718-817-0876 Humanities Grant Officer [email protected] Fax: 718-817-0030 [email protected] (347) 255-6249 Phone: 718-817-0861 J. D. Lewis, PhD Edward Dubrovsky, PhD Chair, University Research Council Kris Wolff, MA, CRA Chair, Radiation Safety Committee [email protected] Director, Office of Sponsored Programs [email protected] Phone: 718-817-3642 [email protected] Phone: 718-817-3660 RH Phone: 718-817-4086 Fax: 718-817-3645 LC Phone: 212-636-7946 (Mondays only) Fax: 718-817-5575 PAGE 8 FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER VOLUME I, ISSUE II
Internal Funding Awards
Interdisciplinary Research Awards – 2016 (up to $12,000 per award)
Awardees Topic Dead Hand Proxy Puts, Hedge Fund Activism and the Cost Sean Griffith & Natalia Reisels of Capital Integrating Epigenetic and Neural Mechanisms Associated Amy Roy & Marija Kundakovic with Severe Emotion Dysregulation in Youth Laura Wernick, Jane Bolgatz, Jeanne Fla- How to Effectively Organize Employers of Domestic Work- vin & Chris Rhomberg ers: Understanding the Model, Values and Challenges Racial/Ethnic Discrimination on College Campuses: A Psy- Tiffany Yip chophysiological Study of Stress Reactivity and Recovery Do Program Fidelity and Participant Compliance Matter? Fuhua Zhai & Josh Brown Evidence from a Randomized Mindfulness-based Interven- tion for Teachers
Interdisciplinary Research Awards – 2017 Awardees Topic The Preteen Study: Puberty, Race/ethnicity, and Environ- Linda Hoyt & Paul Smith mental Influences on Positive Youth Development Quantification of ADJD Behavior using a Smart Cushion Amy Roy & Gary Weiss and Motion Sensors Book Publication Awards (up to $2,000 per award) Book PublicationAwardees /Awards Affiliation (up to $2,000 per award) Book Title Dr. Fran Blumberg/Graduate School of Education Cognitive Development in Digital Contexts (BSA) Foraging birds during migratory stopovers in the New York Dr. J. Alan Clark/Biological Sciences (MPA) metropolitan area Oil Revolution: Anti-Colonial Elites and the Economic Culture Dr. Christopher Dietrich/History (BSA) of Decolonization Dr. Ayala Fader/Sociology and Anthropology Ultra-Orthodox Interiority, the Internet and the Crisis of Faith (MPA) Dr. Lauri Goldkind/Graduate School of Social Ser- Publication in the journal Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector vice (MPA) Quarterly
Landscape Disturbance and Sporadic Hybridization Compli- Dr. Evon Hekkala/Biological Sciences (MPA) cate Field Identification of Sierran Chipmunks
Dr. Robert Hume/Political Science (BSA) Ethics and Accountability on the U.S. Supreme Court Envisioning Japan: Japanese Paintings and the Second World Dr. Asato Ikeda/Art History and Music (MPA) War Dr. Michael Pirson/Management Systems (BSA) Humanistic Management: Theory and Practice
Dr. Clara Rodriguez/Sociology and Anthropology America: As Seen on TV (BSA)
Mediators and Moderators of a Family-Based Crisis Interven- Dr. Abigail Ross/Graduate School of Social Ser- tion for Suicidal Adolescents and their Families presenting to vice (MPA) the Emergency Department: Implications for Implementation and Dissemination Greek Natural Philosophy: The Presocratics To Presentday Dr. Edward Van Buren/Philosophy (BSA) Environmental Philosophy
Synkrisis: Comparative Approaches to Early Christianity in Dr. Larry Welborn/Theology (BSA) Greco-Roman Culture VOLUME I, ISSUE II FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER PAGE 9
Institutional Grant Proposal Preparation Fund (up to $5,000 per award)
Awardees /Affiliation Project Title Dr. Sue-Je Cho/Graduate School of Educa- Preparing Teachers for Children who Need Intensive Behav- tion ioral Interventions Dr. Henry Han/ Computer and Infor- Transdisciplinary Research in Principles of Data Science mation Science Phase I (TRIPODS). Dr. Tiffany Yip & Dr. Monica Rivera- Lifespan Approaches to Promoting Health and Well-being in Mindt/ Psychology Vulnerable Populations
Research Computing Cluster (RCC) Awards ($14,000 in total)
In response to a series to high quality submissions, a faculty panel recommended eight Fordham faculty for the Pilot Cloud Based Research Computing Projects (PCBRCP) during summer 2017.
The projects will deal with both small and large (multi-terabyte) datasets that require up to 15,000 hours of CPU time on instances with 32-64 cores and total RAM of close to a terabyte. We congratulate these faculty and hope this computing power will serve their projects well.
Awardees Project Description Isolating meaningful cortical neural “code words” during behavior using a Badr Albanna novel Information theoretic algorithm Janet Freilich Prophetic examples in patents Marija Kundakovic Epigenomic profiling of the human and mouse brain An Instrumental Variable Approach to Generalizing Experimental Re- Chaitra H. Nagaraja sults Cris Poor Non-liftable Siegel modular forms in genus two Developmental examination of the intrinsic functional connectivity of Amy K. Roy emotion regulation circuits Computing nonparametric marginal effects using parallel processing to Philip Shaw identify the impact of land use characteristics on biomass reduction in Sumatra David Swinarski Nef divisors on moduli spaces of curves
Fordham Faculty Fellowships & Faculty Research Grants
The Office of Research facilitated the application, review and appeals process for the Faculty Fellowship. Eighty-eight (88) faculty members received these awards.
The OR in a similar way facilitated the application and review process for the Faculty Research Grant. Thirty-one (31) faculty received these awards. PAGE 10 FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER VOLUME I, ISSUE II Grant Award Report for November 2016 – April 2017 Investigator Department Funding Agency Title Total $ Human Scene-Processing Characterized National Science Foundation Aminoff, Elissa A&S - psy by Computationally-Derived Scene Pri- $62,502 to Carnegie Mellon U. matives Recent Work in the Science & Philoso- Ballantyne, Nathan A&S - phil Templeton Foundation $57,689 phy of Intellectual Humility NYC Department of Educa- MTAC #1160 Special Education Devel- Batisti, Anita GSE $90,000 tion opment Services NYC Department for the Ag- Geriatric Mental Health Program Eval- Berkman, Cathy GSS $45,000 ing uator Annual African American Black and Buckley, John enrollment Bloomberg Philanthropies $75,000 Hispanic Latino Youth College Fair National Endowment for the Colonial Rising: Benjamin Franklin & Cahill, Edward A&S - eng $6,000 Humanities Upward Mobility in British America
U.S. Department of Justice to Assessing a Trauma-Informed Decision Cruise, Keith A&S - psy Policy Research Associates, Protocol for Jevenile Justice Practition- $35,713 Inc. ers
Substance Abuse & Mental The Center for Trauma Recovery and Cruise, Keith A&S - psy Health Services to U of Con- $26,969 Juvenille Justice necticut Health Center
National Endowment for the The Internet and the NY Ultra Ortho- Fader, Ayala A&S $50,400 Humanities dox Jewish Community National Institutes of Health Molecular Mechanisms of Outer Seg- Finnemann, Silvia A&S - bio $360,391 - NEI ment Renewal
National Institutes of Health Increasing AIAN Research Engagement Fisher, Celia A&S - psy / NIDA to University of through a Culturally Adapted Ethics $24,539 Washington Training
HIV/Drug Abuse Prevention Research Fisher, Celia A&S - psy National Institutes of Health $337,280 Ethics Training Institute National Science Foundation RESEARCH-PGR: Systems Genomics Franks, Steven A&S - bio $9,125 to NYU of Rice Stress Adaptation
Galacatos, Dora LAW New York Bar Foundation Advanced CLARO Training Program $5,000
Galactaos, Dora LAW Flom Foundation Family Detention Project $62,500 Neurocognition of Speech Comprehen- Grey, Sarah A&S - ml&l National Science Foundation sion in Social Context: Speaker Identi- $90,811 fy and Listener Experience Electrophysiology of Late-Learned Lan- guage: A within-subjects view from Grey, Sarah A&S - ml&l Language Learning $10,000 ERPs and Neural Oscillation for L2se- mantics and Graammar Hacer Escuela / Inventing School: Re- Mellon Foundation to UC Haddad, Samir A&S - phil thinking the Pedagogy of Critical Theo- $56,418 Berkeley & NWU ry
NYS Department of Social Sexual Abuse Training for Child Wel- Heyman, J./ Lau, K. GSS - deans $269,674 Service to SUNY Stony Brook fare Staff - CC06
DHHS - Administration for Children and Families to Heyman, Janna GSS Westchester Building Futures $175,628 Westchester County Depart- ment of Social Services VOLUME I, ISSUE II FORDHAM RESEARCH NEWSLETTER PAGE 11 Addressing the Invisible Risks of Conmitant Heyman, Jenna GSS New York Community Trust Alcohol and Medication Use in Older Adults: $75,000 Research to Practice Preparing Future Faculty: dimensions of Hornbeck, Patrick A&S - theo Wabash Center $54,780 Diversityh and Survey Courses Long Distance Caregiving: Unique Challeng- Horowitz, Amy GSS National Institutes of Health $207,454 es & Service Needs New York City Human Re- Koch, David GSS HASA Training Academy VI $295,347 sources Administration Lewis / Clark / CR: Project TRUE (Teens Researching Ur- A&S - bio National Science Foundation $292,766 Munshi-South ban Ecology) Maresca, Elizabeth LAW Internal Revenue Service Low Income Taxpayer Clinic $20,833 Developing & Sustain Trauma Informed Marlowe, D. / Maschi, T. GSS Martin DePorres Group Homes $19,670 Agency Practice New York Public Library / Lapi- Fellowship: Emancipation's Shadow: Illegal Miki, Yuko A&S - his $30,000 dus Center Slavery in the Atlantic World American Philosophical Society Miki, Yuko A&S - his Emancipation's Shadow $6,000 / Franklin National Institutes of Economic Status, Health & Well-Being Over Mitra, Sophie A&S - eco $20,000 Health/NIA to U. of Michigan the Life Course & Across Generations Health Resources & Services Health Careers Opportunity Program Molina, Michael provost Admin. To Albert Einstein Col- $100,116 (HCOP) lege of Medicine @ Yeshiva U. Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP) Molina, Michael provost NYS Education Department $458,993 -- Rose Hill Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP) Molina, Michael provost NYS Education Department $337,706 -- Lincoln Center Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Pro- Molina, Michael provost NYS Education Department $389,000 gram (CSTEP) Fellowship: Embodiment of the Word: Euro- Mundy, Barbara A&S - ah John Carter Brown Library pean Book Culture and New World Manu- $21,000 scripts, 1540-1600 Rats Follow Their Noses: Using Social Struc- Munshi-South, J / National Pest Management As- A&S - bio ture & Scent to Produce New Tools for Urban $70,000 Parsons, M sociation Pest Management National Endowment for the Nachbaur, Frederic provost Humanities Open Book Program of FU Press $81,381 Humanities Paul, Judith BUS Weigand Foundation Technology Center Stock Ticker $182,190 Measurement of Prognostic Understanding Rosenfeld, Barry A&S - psy National Institutes of Health $196,069 in Patients with Advanced Cancer Rubin, Berish A&S - bio FD Now Familial Dysautonomia $144,108 Satellite Assisted Pastoral Resource Manage- Simons, Andrew A&S - eco Project Concern International $84,758 ment Corporation for Public Broad- WFUV -- Community Service Grant UNRE- Singleton, Charles provost $328,086 casting STRICTED 2013-15 Corporation for Public Broad- WFUV -- National Program Production & Singleton, Charles provost $115,694 casting Acquisition RESTRICTED Center for Jewish History / Teter, Magda A&S - his Blood and Paper $50,400 NEH Blood & Paper: Anti-Jewish Libels, Cultural NY Public Library Cullman Teter, Magda A&S - his Knowledge & Diplomacy in Early Modern $70,000 Center Literature Foundation for Child Develop- Implementation of NYC Universal Pre-K Zhang, C / Huang, T GSE $194,014 ment (UPK) Programs for Dual Language Learners
Enhancing Early Learning Environments Zhang, Chun GSE US Department of Education and Outomes for Young Children with Disa- $249,980 bilities (EEL)