2008 GRANT AWARD ARCHIVE: KLINGER COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
Department of Biological Sciences
Dr. Robert H. Fitts
Chair/Professor
GRANT: $58,686, National Institutes of Health, “Effects of Cyclic Testosterone on Muscle Function in Older Men”
GRANT: $37,140, National Space Biomedical Research Institute, “Combined Effects of Nutritional and Exercise Countermeasures on Bed Rest-Induced Alterations in Single Muscle Fiber Functions”
Dr. James Maki
Associate Professor
GRANT: $8,940, Wisconsin Department of Administration, "Improving Water Quality through Seasonal Assessments and Non-Point Source Pollution Control"
Dr. Gail Waring
Professor
GRANT: $74,500, National Institutes of Health, "In Vivo Analysis of Eggshell Assembly in Drosophila"
Department of Chemistry
Dr. Scott Reid
Professor
GRANT: $50,000, Petroleum Research Fund, Experimental Probes of Key Organometallic Intermediates: Metal Carbenes
Dr. Chieu Tran
Professor
GRANT: $40,000, Prevent Cancer Foundation, Ultrasound-Enhanced Near-Infrared Imaging for Detection of Breast Cancer
Department of Counseling & Educational Psychology
Dr. Lisa Edwards
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $870, Society for Psychological Study of Social Issues, A Qualitative Investigation of Forgiveness among Homeless Men
Dr. Robert Fox
Professor
GRANT: $28,000, Exchange Club Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse, "Graduate Research Assistantship-Behavior Clinic of Penfield Children's Center"
Department of Developmental Sciences & Community Health
Dr. Cesar Gonzalez
Associate Professor
GRANT: $60,500, Wisconsin State Department of Health and Family Services, "Marquette University School of Dentistry Community Pediatric Dentistry Program"
Department of English
Dr. Christine Krueger
Associate Professor/Director of Core Curriculum
GRANT: $212,690, U.S. Department of Education, "Who Counts?: Math Across the Curriculum for Global Learning"
GRANT: $229,558, U.S. Department of Education, “Who Counts? Math Across the Curriculum for Global Learning”
Department of Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science
Dr. Ruta Bajorunaite
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $21,307, National Institutes of Health, “Techniques for Modeling Complex Longitudinal Studies”
Dr. Dennis Brylow
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $45,000, INTEL Corporation, "A Transaction-Based Multi-Core XINU"
Dr. Gary S. Krenz
Professor
GRANT: $6,728, Veterans Administration, “Pulmonary Vascular Remodeling Structure and Function”
Dr. John C. Moyer
Professor
GRANT: $303,907, National Science Foundation, “A Longitudinal Comparison of the Effects of the Connected Mathematics Program and Other Curricula on Middle School Students’ Learning of Algebra”
Department of Physics
Dr. Andrew Kunz
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $11,842, Research Corporation, "Simulation of Domain Wall Injection and Manipulation in Magnetic Nanowires"
GRANT: $72,000, National Science Foundation, “Studies of Magnetic Domain Wall Injection and Manipulation in a Magnetic Nanowire using Micromagnetic Simulation”
Department of Political Science
Dr. Ryan Hanley
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $54,346, John Templeton Foundation, "Altruism's Wisdom"
Department of Psychology
Dr. Meghan Campbell
Assistant Professor
GRANT:$29,776, National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia & Depression, "Neural Mechanisms of STN DBS Induced Acute Mood Changes in PD"
GRANT:$40,000, Tourette Syndrome Association, Inc., "Dopaminergic Effects on Cortical Function in Tourette's Syndrome"
Dr. Debra Oswald
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $1,500, Society for Psychological Study of Social Issues, “How are they doing? A follow-up investigation of college women's implicit and explicit math identification and explicit math identification and intended major after the first year of college”
Department of Theology
Dr. Ulrich L. Lehner
Assistant Professor
GRANT:$5,692, Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbuttel, "Enlightened Monks: The Benedictines of Southern German (1750 – 1800)"
GRANT: $30,500, Institute for Advanced Study, “Enlightened Monks: The Benedictines of Southern Germany (1750-1800)”
2007 GRANT AWARD ARCHIVE: KLINGER COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Department of Biological Sciences
Dr. Robert Fitts
Chair/Professor
GRANT:$29,343, National Institutes of Health, "Effect of Cyclic Testosterone on Muscle Function in Older Men"
Dr. Stephen Munroe
Professor
GRANT: $74,500, National Institutes of Health, "Alternative Processing and Antisense Regulation of Thyroid Hormone Receptor mRNA"
Dr. Michael Schläppi
Associate Professor
GRANT: $128,628, U.S. Department of Education, "Application for New Grants under the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) Program"
Department of Theology
Dr. James T. Anderson
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $35,036, National Institutes of Health: Cellular Surveillance and Degradation of Aberant tRNA
Grant: $163,907 National Institutes of Health: Cellular Surveillance and Degradation of Aberrant tRNA
Dr. Edward Blumenthal
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $62,399, National Institutes of Health, “Characterization of a mutation that affects feeding and digestion in Drosophelia”
Dr. Stephen M. Downs
Professor
GRANT: $154,672, National Institutes of Health: Regulation of Mammalian Oocyte Maturation
Dr. Thomas J. Eddinger
Professor
GRANT: $36,318, National Institutes of Health, “Physiology and Pathology of Smooth Muscle Heterogeneity -- Award Adjustment”
Dr. Robert H. Fitts
Chair and Professor
GRANT: $139,617, National Aeronautics & Space Administration, “Effect of Prolonged Space Flight on Human Skeletal Muscle”
Dr. Ulrich L. Lehner
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $3,169, Research Center for the Comparative History of Religious Orders, “Enlightened Monks: The Benedictines of Southern Germany (1750-1800)”
Dr. Stephen H. Munroe
Professor
GRANT: $74,500, National Institutes of Health, “Alternative processing and antisense regulation of thyroid hormone receptor mRNA”
Dr. Michael R. Schlappi
Associate Professor
GRANT: $127,881, U.S. Department of Education: Application for New Grants under the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) Program
Dr. Pinfen Yang
Associate Professor
GRANT: $12,216, National Institutes of Health, “Regulation of dynein-driven flagellar motility: Research supplement to promote diversity in health-related research”
GRANT: $242,533, National Institutes of Health: Regulation of Dynein-Driven Flagellar Motility
Department of Chemistry
Dr. Dmitri Babikov
Assistant Professor
Grant: $50,000 National Science Foundation: Vibrational State Approach to Quantum Computing
Dr. Jeanne M. Hossenlopp
Interim Dean
GRANT: $161,965, National Science Foundation, "Kinetics of Anion Exchange in Nanodimensional Layered" Metal Hydroxides"
Dr. Jeanne M. Hossenlopp
Chair/Associate Professor
Dr. Fabien Josse
Professor
Grant: $50,000 United States Department of Agriculture : Development of Chemical Sensors for Measuring Antioxidant Levels in Food
Dr. James R. Kincaid
Professor
GRANT: $226,977, National Institutes of Health, “Resonance Raman Studies of Mammalian Heme Proteins”
Dr. Daniel S. Sem
Assistant Professor
Grant: $65,000 American Heart Association: Structure of human phosophomevalonate kinase-addressing mechanistic and structural-proteomic questions
GRANT: $2,000, National Science Foundation: Active Learning Modules for the Molecular BioSciences
Dr. James R. Kincaid
Professor
GRANT: $226,977, National Institutes of Health, “Resonance Raman Studies of Mammalian Heme Proteins”
Dr. Jeanne M. Hossenlopp
Chair and Associate Professor
GRANT: $50,000, National Institute of Standards and Technology, “New Directions in Nanocomposite-based Fire Retardant Additives for Polymers”
Dr. Scott A. Reid
Professor
GRANT:$91,818, National Science Foundation, "The Spectroscopy and Photochemistry of Key Reactive Intermediates: Carbenes and Carbocations"
GRANT: $195,732, National Science Foundation, “The spectroscopy and photochemistry of key reactive intermediates: Carbenes and Carbocations”
Dr. Mark G. Steinmetz
Professor
GRANT: $40,000, Petroleum Research Fund, “Development of Photochemically Removable Groups’
Dr. Chae S. Yi
Associate Professor
GRANT:$73,500, National Institutes of Health, Ruthenium Catalyzed Bond Activation Reactions
GRANT: $73,500, National Institutes of Health, “Ruthenium Catalyzed Bond Activation Reactions”
Department of Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science
Dr. John C. Moyer
Professor
Grant: $295,129 National Science Foundation: A Longitudinal Comparison of the Effects of the Connected Mathematics Program and Other Curricula on Middle School Students’ Learning of Algebra
Dr. Charles A. Wilkie
Professor, Pfletschinger Habermann Chair
GRANT: $11,000, Office of Naval Research: Fire Retardant Blast Mitigation for Sea Vessels
GRANT: $4,100, National Institute of Standards and Technology: NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship: Jennifer Simenauer
GRANT: $301,744, United States Air Force, “Flame and Blast Resistant Materials for Force Protection”
Department of English
Dr. Jodi L Melamed
Assistant Professor
Grants: $3,000 American Studies Association: Holocausts and Healing: Lessons from Africa for Milwaukee
Department of Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science
Dr. Dennis W Brylow
Assistant Professor
Grant: $79,872 Cisco Systems : Embedded Systems Lab on a Dime
Dr. Anne V. Clough
Professor
GRANT: $24,933, National Institutes of Health, “Image and Model Based Analysis of Lung Disease”
GRANT: $24,933, National Institutes of Health, “Image and Model Based Analysis of Lung Disease”
GRANT: $44,559, National Institutes of Health, “Pulmonary Hemodynamics”
With Dr, Gary S. Krenz
Dr. Gary S. Krenz
Professor
GRANT: $12,922, Veterans Administration, "Quinone Probes of Pulmonary Endothelial Redox Function"
GRANT: $12,922, Veterans Administration, "Pulmonary Vascular Remodeling Structure and Function"
GRANT: See Dr. Anne V. Clough (Mathematics, Statistics, & Computer Science)
Dr. Craig Struble
Associate Professor
GRANT: $50,000, Milwaukee Institute, "Southeast Wisconsin High Performance Computing Consortium"
Department of Philosophy
Dr. Owen M. Goldin
Associate Professor
GRANT: $500, Helen Bader Foundation, Inc., “Midwest Seminar in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy”
Department of Physics
Dr. Andrew Kunz
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $72,000, National Science Foundation, “Studies of Magnetic Domain Wall Injection and Manipulation in a Magnetic Nanowire using Micromagnetic Simulation”
Dr. Ruth Howes
Chair/Professor
Grant: $21,140 National Science Foundation : Studies of Neutron-rich Unbound Nuclei Using the MoNA Detector
Dr. Michael Politano
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $5,000, Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium - State for Thermal Time Scale Mass Transfer in Close Binary Systems
Dr. Zbigniew Sorbjan
Research Associate Professor
GRANT: $20,000, National Aeronautics & Space Administration: Aerosol Studies and the Boundary Layer: Things Are Looking Up
Dr. Christopher J. Stockdale
GRANT: $1,500, National Science Foundation: AAS International Travel Grant
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Quick Facts About Marquette
| Identity: | Catholic, Jesuit, private |
| Established: | 1881 |
| Location: | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| Undergraduate: | 8,048 |
| Postgraduate: | 3,500 |
| Campus: | Urban, 80 acres |
| Athletics: | 14 NCAA Division I teams (Big East Conference) |
| Colors: | Blue and Gold |
