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GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS

ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992-1993*

MIAMI UNIVERSITY

OXFORD, OHIO

JUNE 1, 1993 I

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.Proposals submitted and grants received from May 16, 1992 through May 15, 1993.

SUMMARY

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CONTENTS

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Grants for Academic Projects, by Category 4

Grants for Academic Projects, by Funding Source 5

Grants for Academic Projects, by Organizational Unit ?

Grants for Academic Projects, by Organizational Unit ! 1and Principal Investigator

Miami University Faculty, Staff, and Students Submitting Proposals 25

Fellowships to Miami Faculty... 28

Recipients ofInternal Grant Support for Scholarship and Teaching 29A Committeefor FacultyResearchPrograms 29B. Committeefor the Improvementof InstructionPrograms 32C. MiamiUniversityResearchAdvisoryCouncil 34

OFFICE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OFSCHOLARSHIP AND TEACHING

William H. Rauckhorst, University Director for Scholarship and Teaching

Milton D. Cox, University Director for Teaching Effectiveness Programs

John A. Czaja, Associate DirectorCarol B. Willeke, Associate Director

Mary E. McWilliams, Information Specialist

Linda S. Ormiston, Editor, Journal on Excellence in College Teaching

Cyndi E. Stevens, Senior SecretaryMartha E. Weber, Administrative Secretary

Rita H. Vonderhaar, Senior Secretary

Miami University1992-1993 Annual Report

ii Grants for Academic Projects

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS

This annual report prepared by the Office for the Advancement of Scholarship andTeaching(OAST)attemptsto summarizeMiamiUniversity'soveralleffortsandsuccessinobtaininggrants andcontractsin supportof academicprojectsduring the 1992-93year.While OAST and other University offices assist faculty in their efforts to acquire funding,credit for the successes described in this report should go to the faculty who envisionedthese projects and who pursued funding in support of their ideas.

EXTERNAL GRANTS

In 1992-93 Miami University received 291 awards totaling $10,024,505 from externalsources in support of academic projects initiated by University personnel. This is a recordlevel of external grant support, and represents an increase of 11% over funding received in1991-92. This increase is part of a sustained growth in grant funding at Miami Universityover the past decade, as shown in the Table below.

12.0EXTERNAL GRANTS FOR ACADEMUC PROJECTS

(/) 10.0c0= 8.0==

c 6.0

f 4 0cu .0C 2.0

0.084-85 85-86 86-87 87-86 88-89 89-90 90-91 91-92 92.93

Year

The 1992-93grants were distributedamong research, instructional,and public serviceprojects as follows: .Research.Instructional.Public Service

$ 4,011,512$ 5,360,124$ 652,869

(40% )(53%)( 7%)

These data show continued rapid growth in external support of instructional projects atMiami, reflecting the University's strengths in this area and the increasing availability ofexternal funding for such projects.


-1- Grants for Academic Projects

A variety of sources provided external funding to Miami for academic projects in 1992-93.Grants from federal agencies exceeded $5.7 million dollars and comprised the majority(57%) of support, as shown in the chart which follows. State agencies, privatefoundations, corporations, and other organizations also contributed sizable portions to theoverall support.

GRANT SUPPORT, BY TYPE OF FUNDING AGENCY

Federal 57%

State 20%

Corporations 8%

Professional Societiesand Organizations 6%

The list of projects funded by grants during the past year is impressive. Included are 23awards totaling $2,522,637 from the National Science Foundation (NSF). A major NSFgrant of $945,017 was awarded for the second year of Miami's lead role in ProjectDiscovery, the Ohio statewide effort to improve precollege science and mathematicseducation. Other significant NSF grants were obtained by faculty for basic researchprojects, for equipment acquisition for teaching and research laboratories, and forprecollege teacher enhancement projects. In addition to support received through NSF,Miami faculty have continued to provide state and national leadership through scieRceandmathematics education programs funded within the Dwight D. Eisenhower Science andMathematics Education Program coordinated by the Ohio Board of Regents. Eightprojects were funded by this program during the 1992-93 year, l]ringing to 39 the numberof Miami awards through this program since its inception in 1986. Another significantaccomplishment in 1992-93 was the receipt of seven grants totaling $1,018,747 by MiamiUniversity's Middletown campus (MUM) in support of teaching and research projects.These projects are of great significanceto the community.

Several additional grants during 1992-93 illustrate the breadth of sponsored projects atMiami University. A grant for $265,332 was received from The Cleveland Foundation for"Moving Environmental Technology into Business and Management Education in Ohio".Faculty involved with this project are from a wide variety of disciplines, includingeconomics, zoology, marketing, and geography. A grant of $103,497 from the UnitedParcel Foundation continued support for the Minority Professional Leadership Program inthe Schools of Applied Science and Business Administration. A $100,000 grant from the


-2. Grants for Academic Projects

National Endowment for the Humanities continued support of a Distinguished TeachingProfessorship in the Humanities.

During the 1992-93 year, 202 individuals submitted proposals for external funding. Wecongratulate these individuals and wish them continued success in their efforts to obtainsupport for scholarly work.

INTERNAL GRANTS

Committees such as the Committee on Faculty Research (CFR), the Committee for theImprovement of Instruction (CI!), and the Miami University Research Advisory Council(MURAC) assisted Miami faculty with startup funds during the year. In addition toconsideration of policy issues affecting scholarship and teaching at Miami, each of thesecommittees provided recommendations for internal funding supportive of faculty projects.Awards to faculty through programs of these three committees in 1992-93are summarizedin the Table below.

INTERNAL GRANTS SUPPORTIVE OF SCHOLARSHIP AND TEACHING

Program

Committee for Faculty Research (CFR)Summer Research AppointmentsGrants to Promote ResearchGraduate Research AssistantsPage, Reprint, Exhibition, and Performance Costs

Miami University Research Advisory Council (MORAC)Shoupp Awards

Committee for Improvement of Instruction (CII)Alumni Teaching ScholarsSummer Fellowship AwardsSenior Faculty for TeachingExcellenceSmall Grants to Improve Teaching

Number of Awards Funding

25141092

127,00042,98575,25820,500

5 20,000

Total of All Programs

9107

28

200

36,00037,50030,000

6.000

$395,243

LOOKING AHEAD

The 1993-94 year promises to be a very good year for Miami University, in which someof the best ideas of faculty again are brought to fruition with the help of funding from bothinternal and external sources. We look forward to working with members of the Miamicommunity in these important efforts.



TABLE I

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY CATEGORY

1990 - 1993

199.Q..-J 991 1291 - 1992 1992 - 1993

Category Projects Amount Projects Amount Projects Amount

EXTERNAL FUNDING FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY CATEGORY

Research 40 %

Instructional 53 %

Public Service 7%

Miami University

1992-1993Annual Report-4- Grants for Academic Projects

Research 185 $4,271,338 168 $3,862,518 187 $ 4,011,512

Instructional 64 3,621,511 63 4,336,837 87 $5,360,124

Public Service 12 599,433 30 872,218 17 $652,869

Total 261 $8,492,282 261 $9,071,573 291 $10,024,505

TABLE II

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY FUNDING SOURCE

1992 . 1993

57%&. Federal

Agency for International Development, U.S. 1

Agriculture, U.S. Department of 2

Commerce, U.S. Department of 3

Defense, U.S. Department of 1

Education, U.S. Department of 6

Energy, U.S. Department of 7

Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. 22

Health and Human Services, U.S. Department of 13

Information Agency, U.S. 1

Interior, U.S. Department of the 1International Joint Commission 1

National Aeronautics and Space Administration 1National Endowment for the Humanities 5

National Research Council 2

National Science Foundation 23

Small Business Administration, U.S. 3

State, U.S. Department of 1

Treasury, U.S. Department of I

B. ~Ohio Arts Council

Ohio Board of Regents

Ohio Department of Development

Ohio Department of Education

Ohio Department of Mental Health

Ohio Educational Broadcasting NetworkCommission

Ohio Public Works Commission I

OhioLINK 1

Preble County Soil & Water Conservation District 1

$5.735.527

$28,591

$112,000

$154,437

$30,442

$967,466

$139,547

$415,255

$878,162

$17,670

$2,612

$3,900

$59,100

$200,744

$162,582

$2,522,637

$15,500

$20,000

$4,882

~

Jl $2.049.860

$12,529

$656,114

$296,822

$971,398

$52,502

$15,940

20%

2

13

4

7

1

1

$35,885

$5,670

$3,000



TABLE ll, Continued

Comoratious

l..~ 2

111

Foundations 11

. Professional Societies and Or~anizations 2.2

3RAND TOTAL 291 $10,024,505 100.0%


-6- Grants for Academic Pre

$782.945 8%

$782.401 8%

$631.497 6%

$42.275 1%

TABLE HI

+ Included in count or dollar totals under Hamilton Campus. Middletown Campus, or Multiple Units.



GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT

1992 - 1993

Awards Amount of Awards byCollege or School Received OrganizationalUnit

Applied Science. School of 5.2 $348.328

Applied Science 2 $105,497

Manufacturing Engineering 2 $43,458

Nursing 2 $17,171Office of the Dean 1 $97,500

Paper Science and Engineering 45 $84,702

Arts and Science.Collee of 1.3.Q $3.187.825

American Studies 1 $4,750

Botany 11 $177,578+ 1Multiple Unit ($231,955)

Chemistry 66 $1,097,990+ 1MultipleUnit ($270,235)+ 3 Middletown Campus ($471,899)

CommunicatIon 2 $181,185

English 5 $68,500

Geography 4 $31,553+ 1MultipleUnit ($3,000)

Geology 5 $167,149+ 1MultipleUnit($73,575)

History 1 $61,994

Mathematics and Statistics 2 $38,716+ 1MultipleUnit ($8,996)+ 1 Middletown Campus ($29,831)

Microbiology 4 $374,719Office of the Dean I $100,000

Physics 3 $84,375+ 1MultipleUnit ($270,235)

PoliticalScience 3 $103,952

Psychology 3 $109,608



TABLE llI, Continued


Sociology and Anthropology 1 $35,046+ 1 Middletown Campus ($148,322)

Zoology 18 $550,710+ 4 MultipleUnits($553,833)+ 1 Middletown Campus ($98,460)

Business Administration. School of .ill $363.196

Center for Labor Management Cooperation 2 $154,183

Center for Management Development 2 $94,624

Decision Sciences 4 $60,639

Economics 2 $53,750+ 1MultipleUnit ($265,332)

Education and Allied Professions. School of 2.5. $2.536.673

Educational Psychology 2 $8,332

Family and Consumer Sciences 1 $124,184

Office of the Dean 7 $924,314

Physical Education, Health and Sport Studies 3 $132,992

Teacher Education 12 $1,346,851+ 2 MultipleUnits($443,881)

Fine Arts. School of 1 $50.000

Theatre I $50,000

Graduate School 2.Q $547.044

Institute of Environmental Sciences 24 $253,042

Scripps Foundation and Gerontology Center 2 $294,002

Hamilton Campus .ill $212.667

Business Technology 1 $48,900

Chemistry-

+ 1 Multiple Unit ($270,235)

Conferences and Continuing Education 6 $20,448

+ Included in count or dollar totals under Hamilton Campus, Middletown Campus, or Multiple Units.




TABLE ill, Continued


Engineering Technology 1 $48,900

Nursing- Hamilton 1 $5,860

Physics- Hamilton -+ 1Multiple Unit ($270,235)

Student Services 1 $88,559

Interdisciplinary Studies. School of ;1 $195.733

Interdisciplinary Studies 3 $195,733

Middletown Campus 15 $920.568

Chemistry 3 $471,899+ I Multiple Unit ($270,235)

Conferences and Continuing Education 9 $172,056

Mathematics and Statistics 1 $29,831+ 1MultipleUnit ($8,996)

Sociology and Anthropology 1 $148,322

Zoology 1 $98,460

Multiple Units 1 $1.065.019

Chemistry- Middletown! Hamilton! Oxford 1 $270,235Physics- Hamilton! Oxford

Economics! Zoology 1 $265,332

Geography! Zoology 1 $3,000

Geology! Zoology 1 $73,575

Mathematics and Statistics- Middletown!Oxford 1 $8,996

Teacher Education!Botany 1 $231,955

Zoology!Teacher Education 1 $211,926

Office for the Advancement of 1 $6.000

Scholarship and Teaching

Office for the Advancement of Scholarship 1 $6,000and Teaching

TABLE TII,Continued

College or SchoolAwardsReceived

Amount of Awards byOrganizational Unit

Other Offices

Affinnative Action and Human Resource DevelopmentArt Museum

Conferences and Continuing Education

International Programs

Perfonning Arts Series

Student Financial Aid

University Libraries

GRAND TOTAL 291 $10.024.505



-10 - Grants for Academic Projects

11 $591.452

3 $493,5261 $2,458I $27,599

1 $17,670

2 $12,571

2 $31,9581 $5,670

TABLE IV

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTSBY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT AND PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

1992 - 1993

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Funding Source Proposal Title Amount

Ap.vlied Science.Hart,RobertL.

.Hart,RobertL.

Manufacturin~ En~ineerin~.Byrkett, Donald L.

. Schmenk,Myron J.

Nursing

. Tenorio, Luth M.

.Tenorio,Luth M.Quinn, Carroll A.

Office of the Dean

.Duritsch, Donald W.

School of Aoolied Science

Baxter Health CareCorporation

United Parcel ServiceFoundation

Society ofManufacturingEngineers- EducationFoundation

Miller BrewingCompany

U.S. Department ofHealth and HumanServices- Bureau ofHealth Professions

Mercy Hospital-Anderson

Ohio Department ofDevelopment

P~er Science and En~ineerin~

. Department Various IndustrialSources

American Studies

. Gorn, Elliott J.

~. Chen, Yichang

. Egan, Tod P.Gorchov, David L.

Minority Professional Leadership Program $2,000

Minority Professional Leadership Program, additionalaward

$103,497

Society of Manufacturing Engineers- EducationFoundation Autodesk AutoCAD Program

$31,275

Development and Maintenance of the TechnicalLibrary

$12,183

Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students (BSN) $3,223

Collaborative Partnership: Joint Nursing Appointment $13,948

Ohio Technology Transfer Organization Program $97,500

Research in the Paper Science Laboratories $84,702

Collefle of Arts and Science

National Endowment for Mother Jones: An American Lifethe Humanities

$4,750

Sigma Xi

Sigma Xi

Grant-In-Aid of Research

Grant-in-Aid of Research

$350

$450

Miami University1992 - 1993 Annual Report

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TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s)

. Francko, David A.Al-Hamdani, SafaaJoo, Gea-Jae.Gorchov,DavidL.

. Huerta, Alfredo J.

. Meiners, Scott J.Gorchov, David L.

.Orr,MaryW.Huerta, Alfredo J..Powell,Martha J.

.Risser, Paul G.

.Vankat,John L.

.Whites,GingerJ.Vaughn, Jack C.

Chemistry.Cantrell,Joseph S.

.Cantrell,Joseph S.

. Cassady,CarolynJ.

. Cox, James A.

. Cox, James A.

. Cox,James A.

. Gordon, Gilbert E.

.Gung, Benjamin W.

Funding Source

Research CorporationTechnologies

u.S. Agency forInternationalDevelopment

National ScienceFoundation

Sigma Xi

Sigma Xi



u.S. Department ofAgriculture- ForestService

Sigma Xi

u.s. Department ofEnergy

Research CorporationTechnologies

National Institutes ofHealth

American ChemicalSociety- PetroleumResearch Fund

Eli Lilly and Company

u.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency

American Water WorksAssociation ResearchFoundation

American ChemicalSociety- PetroleumResearch Fund

Proposal Title

Ultrasonic Enhancement of Nitrogen Fixation

Seed Dispersal in a Tropical Forest Managed forSustained Yield

Modernization of Plant Physiology Instrumentation



Analysis of Ultrastructural Characters in theSystematics of Oomycetes, additional award

An Evaluation of the NSF Long-Term EcologicalResearch Program

Ecological Classification of Wayne National Forest,Ohio, additional award


Studies of Metal Hydride Systems

Triclinic Indexing Process

Gas-Phase Proton Transfer Processes of Biomolecules

Electrochemistry of Solids in the Absence of a LiquidPhase

Lilly Undergraduate Chemistry Summer ScholarshipProgram -1992

Preconcentration, Detection, and Determination ofN-Nitrosoamines, additional award

Minimizing Chlorate Ion Formation in DrinkingWater When Hypochlorite Ion is the ChlorinatingAgent

Study of the Conformation, Reactions, and 1t-FacialSelections of CI-0xygenated Chiral Alkenes

Amount

$1,000

$28,591

$40,227

$450

$375

$83,791

$11,894

$10,000

$450

$21,697

$1,000

$99,794

$50,000

$2,800

$98,768

$45,000

$50,000



University1993Annual Report


TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Funding Source ProposalTitle Am

.Jaworski,Jan G. U.S. Department of Isolation and Cloning of Elongase Condensing $102Agriculture Enzyme from Brassica napus

. Jaworski, Jan G. U.S. Department of Database Development of the Published Literature $14,Energy About Plant Lipids.Jaworski,Jan G. National Science Analysisof the Initial Reactionsof Plant Fatty Acid $65,1Foundation Synthesis,additionalaward. Jaworski,Jan G. National Science Analysisof the Initial Reactionsof Plant Fatty Acid $4,Foundation Synthesis,additionalaward. Jaworski,Jan G. Procter & Gamble IncreaseErucic Acid Biosynthesisin Brassicanapus $46,0

. Katon,Jack E. DigitalEquipment Researchin the MolecularMicrospectroscopyLab $5,0Sommer, Andre J. Corporation.Katon,Jack E. National Science Researchin the MolecularMicrospectroscopyLab $13,5:Sommer, Andre J. Foundation

.Katon,Jack E. Procter & Gamble Research in the Molecular Microspectroscopy Lab $5,00Sommer, Andre J.

. Katon,Jack E. VariousIndustrial Researchin the MolecularMicrospectroscopyLab $28,77Sommer, Andre J. Sources

.Katon,Jack E. VariousIndustrial Workshopsin the MolecularMicrospectroscopyLab $18,65{Sommer, Andre J. Sources

.Makaroff,ChristopherA. National Science Acquisition of a Centrifuge, HPLC System and a $55,475

Hagerman, Ann E. Foundation UVNisible SpectrophotometerJaworski, Jan G.

, Makaroff, Christopher A. National Science Mitochondrial Alterations Associated with $85,000Foundation Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Plant Development,

additional award

Makaroff, Christopher A. National Science Mitochondrial Alterations Associated with $4,750

Sommer, Andre J. Foundation Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Plant Development:Research Experience for Undergraduates(Supplement)

Novak, Michael J. American Cancer Chemistry of Carcinogens Derived from Aromatic $40,000

Society Amines and Amides

Novak, Michael J. American Cancer Chemistry of Carcinogens Derived from Aromatic $45,000

Society Amines and Amides, additional award

>acey, Gilbert E. National Science Development of Bioanalytical Experiments $76,959Foundation

:ommer, Andre J. Perkin Elmer Development of a Commercial FT-Raman $118,000

:aton, Jack E. Corporation Microprobe

nunication

ortel, John D. Corporation for Public 1993 Radio Community Service Grant and 1993 $165,245

Broadcasting National Program Production and Acquisition Grant


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TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Funding Source ProposalTitle Amount

. Bortel,JohnD. Ohio Educational Subsidyfor OperatingCostsof WMUB-FM $15,940BroadcastingNetworkCommission

En!!:lish

. Fuller,Mary J. Ohio Boardof Regents Early EnglishCompositionAssessmentProgram $30,000Morenberg,Max (EECAP)Ziegler, Janet K..Fuller,Mary J. Ohio Boardof Regents Early EnglishCompositionAssessmentProgram $2,500Morenberg,Max (EECAP)Ziegler, Janet K..Morgan,SusanJ. NationalEndowmentfor VictorianWomenTravelers $30,000

the Humanities

.Rosenberg,JeromeH. CanadianEmbassy A Biographyof CanadianWriterMargaretAtwood $2,000

.Tidwell, John Edgar NationalEndowmentfor The CollectedPoems and SelectedProse of Frank $4,000the Humanities MarshallDavis

Georaphy.Klink, John C. National Oceanic and Operation of an Abnospheric Integrated Research $12,724Abnospheric Monitoring (AIRMON) Station at Miami University'sAdministration Ecology Research Center

. Klink, John C. U.S. Environmental Operationof a U.S. EnvironmentalProtectionAgency $6,497ProtectionAgencyl NationalDry DepositionNetworkStationat MiamiEnvironmentalScience University,additionalawardand Engineering,Inc.

. Klink, John C. U.S. GeologicalSurvey MonitoringOne PrecipitationCollectionStation $2,612

. Smith,RichardV. Ohio Geographic Two-WeekGeographyInstitute $9,720Alliance

Geoloy.Hart, William K. Instituteof Human AfricanStudentTrainingProgram: Research $10,655Origins Fellowship

. Hart, WilliamK. National Science Petrologicand GeochemicalInvestigationof the $103,944Foundation WrangellVolcanicField, Alaska.Hart, William K. National Science Petrologicand GeochemicalInvestigationof $6,950Foundation Volcanismin the MainEthiopianRift-AfarTransition

Region

. Hart, William K. National Science Rhenium-OsmiumInvestigationof WesternU.S. $34,700Foundation Magmatism

.Hughes.JohnM. National Science Crystal Structure Studies of Common Rare Earth $10.900Foundation Bearing Minerals

. Kirby,Jack T. National Endowment for American Environmental History: Critical Texts $61,994the Humanities

TABLE IV, Continued


Mathematics and Statistics

.Kullman,David E.

.Skillings,John H.Schaefer, Robert L.Groggel, David J.

Microhiolo~y.BbattachaJjee,J. K.

.Carlin,JosephM.

.Erwin, ElizabethLee, Marcia R.

. Schmidt,ThomasM.

Office of the Dean

.Mattox,Karl R.Chabot, C. BarryWinkler, Allan M.

Physics.Pechan, Michael J.

.Priest,Joseph R.Julian, Glenn M.

.Rowan,D. JeffreyYarrison-Rice,Jan M.

Political Science

.Russo, Philip A.

. Russo, Philip A.

.Russo,Philip A.

Psycholo~y

. Dainoff, Marvin J.

. Parker,DonaldE.

Scioto County AreaFoundation

General ElectricCorporation


National InstibItes ofHealth

Sigma Xi

u.S. EnvuonmentalProtection Agency

Junior Scholars Program

Statistical Quality at General Electric

Teacher Enhancement in Molecular Biology andRecombinant DNA Technology

Indoleamine Dioxygenase in Intracellular Infections


Quantitative Detection of Microorganisms inEnvuonmental Samples

National Endowment for A Distinguished Teaching Professorship in thethe Humanities Humanities

u.S. DepartmentofEnergyNational ScienceFoundation

Sigma Xi



Ohio Public WorksCommission

International FacilityManagementAssociation Foundation

National Aeronauticsand SpaceAdministration

Magnetic Multilayer Physics

Physics Revolutions in Your Lifetime


Center for Public Management and Regional Affairs,additional award

Center for Public Management and Regional Affairs,additional award

Planning and Analysis for Implementation of OhioPublic Works Commission Infrastructure BondFinancing

Ergonomic Standards: Review and Status

Research on Space Motion Sickness: Developmentand Implementation of Preflight Adaptation Training,additional award

$10,216

$28,500

$128,348

$100,996

$375

$145,000

$100,000

$39,000

$45,000

$375

$59,950

$8,117

$35,885

$4,000

$59,100


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TABLE IV, Continued


.Stiles, William B.

Sociolo~y and AnthrOJ)Olo~v.Lodwick,Dora G.Simcock, Bradford L.

Zoolo~y.Barrett,Gary W.Taylor, Douglas H.

.Beck, Dennis J.Lee, RichardE.

.Callahan,Phyllis A.

. Costanzo,Jon P.

.Guttman,Sheldon1.Berg,David J.

. Guttman,Sheldon1.

. Guttman,Sheldon1.

. Kaufman,DonaldG.

.Kaufman,DonaldG.

. Lee, RichardE.

.Loucks,OrieL.

. Loucks,OrieL.

. Ludmann,Susan A.Pennock,David G..Minks,CarnE.Lee, Richard E.

Funding Source

National InstibJtes ofHealth

u.S. Department ofEnergy! WestinghouseMaterials Company ofOhio, Inc.


Sigma Xi

National InstibJtes ofHealth

The Charles A.Lindbergh Fund, Inc.

National Sea GrantCollege Program

u.S. Department ofEnergy- WestinghouseMaterials Company ofOhio, Inc.

Mussel Mitigation TrustFund

Proposal Title

Psychotherapy Process and Outcome Within ProblemDomains

Public Science Literacy Program

LTREB- Mechanisms of Ecosystem RecoveryFollowing Ten Years of Nutrient Enrichment,additional award


Age-Related Changes in Pituitary Lactotrophs,additional award

Naturally Freeze-Tolerant Frogs: An OrganCryopreservation Model

Assessing the Fitness and Genetic Variability ofLake Erie Unionids Following Encrustation by ZebraMussels

Evaluation of Biological and Ecological Assessmentsat the Fernald Environmental Management Project

Assessing the Health and Genetic Variability of OhioRiver Basin Unionids Prior to Encrustation by ZebraMussels

Clermont County Board Hands-On Science for K-6 Teachersof Education

u.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency


International JointCommission

Management of Critical Resources

Insect Cold-Hardiness and Diapause: RegulatoryRelationships, additional award

Status of Predictive Tools for Risk Assessment andPreventive Management

u.S. Department of State Ecological Sustainability and Human InstitutionsCase Studies of Three Biosphere Reserves,additional award

Sigma Xi

Sigma Xi



Amount

$46,50~

$35,046

$30,000

$375

$32,940

$8,687

$5,425

$3,942

$50,162

$12,000

$1,986

$7,966

$3,900

$20,000

$475

$375



TABLE IV, Continued


. Oris, James T. $80,252

School of Business AdministrationCenter for Labor Mana~ement Cooperation.Conley, Raymond W. Ohio Deparunent of

Development

Ohio Deparunent ofDevelopment

. Oris, James T.

.Pennock,DavidG.

.Vanni,MichaelJ.

.Conley, RaymondW.


Procter & Gamble


National Sea GrantCollege Program

Center for Management Development

.Wheeler, Bric A. Various Corporations

Decision Sciences

.Broida, Michael S.

.Broida, Michael S.

.Broida, Michael S.

.Broida, Michael S.

Economics.Li, Elizabeth

.Williamson,Samuel H.

Educational Psychology

.Mosley-Howard, Susan

. Thomas, Alex

Disposition of Benzo(a)pyrene in aSediment-Feeding Fish, additional award

Estimation of Long-Term Toxicity of LipophilicCompounds Using Short Term Tests

Analyses of Tetrahymena Mutants Lacking OuterArm Dyneins

Nutrient Regeneration by Zebra Mussels and ItsImpact on Phytoplankton

Center for Lahor-Management Cooperation

TOPP (Teamwork on Professional Projects) Researchand Organizing Project

Personnel Training

Ohio Deparunent of Miami Business Development CenterDevelopment! ClermontCounty Chamber ofCommerce

U.S. Small BusinessAdministration



Ford Foundation

National Institute onAging

Management Counseling and Technical Assistanceto Small Business Clients, additional award

Management Counseling and Technical Assistanceto Small Business Clients, additional award

Small Business Institute

Collaborative Research on the Labor Market in China

Work and Retirement in the U.S. 1900-1940,additional award

School of Education and Allied Professions

Hamilton CommunityFoundation! MillerBrewery

Lakota Schools

Achievement Center at the Booker T. CommunityCenter, additional award

Moving Toward Outcomes-Based Education

$56,262

$99,675

$136,288

$127,483

$26,700

$94,624

$45,139

$3,000

$1,000

$11,500

$51,250

$2,500

$7,432

$900



TABLE IV, Continued


Family and Consumer Sciences.Ade-Ridder, Linda Ohio Department ofEducation

Office of the Dean

. Flora, V. Randall

.Flora, V. Randall

. Kettlewell,Janet S.

.Kettlewell,Janet S.

.Kettlewell,Janet S.

. Kettlewell,Janet S.

.Lawrence,Marvin A.

Special Services in Vocational Home Economics for1992 -1993

$124,184

Physical Education Health. and Sport Studies

. Claytor, Randal P. American HeartAssociation, OhioMfiliate, Inc.

. Fennell, Reginald

.Horn,ThelmaS.

Teacher Education

.Johnson,IrisD.

.Jones,EdwardE.

. Kahle, Jane Butler

. Kansky,RobertJ.

. Kansky, Robert J.

. Newren, Edward F.

Ohio Department ofEducation





National ResearchCouncil

National ResearchCouncil

Ohio EducationalLibrary/ MediaAssociation

Behavioral Stress Reactivity: Mechanisms ofCardiovascular Regulation Associated with ExerciseTraining

mv Teacher Training Workshop

Psychobiology of Stress Reactivity in Children

Miami-Preble County Middle Grades MathematicsProject

Bringing Hands-on Science from the Museum to theClassroom .

Ohio Mathematics/Science Project Discovery

A Project to Establish a Pilot State MathematicsCoalition, additional award

A Project to Establish a Pilot State MathematicsCoalition, additional award

Editing the Ohio Media SpectrumJournal

$30,000

$2,900

$100,092

$31,842

$14,839

$945,017

$1,836

$160,746

$24,214


~


Ohio Department of Elementary Mathematics Institute $398,395Education

Ohio Department of Southwestern Ohio Teacher Development Consortium $318,000Education

The Danforth Foundation Danforth Program for the Development of School $30,000Leaders

The Danforth Foundation Simultaneous Renewal of Schools, Professional $100,000Programs for Teachers and Educational Personnel,and Agencies that Serve Youth

Martha Holden Jennings Simultaneous Renewal of Schools, Professional $25,000Foundation Programs for Teachers and Education Personnel, and

Agencies that Serve Youth

Ohio Department of Teacher Redesign, additional award $42,919Education

Martha Holden Jennings Camp Attracting Prospective Educators (CAPE) $10,000Foundation

TABLE IV, Continued


.Newren,EdwardF. $8,264

.Troxel,VerneA.

.Troxel,Verne A.

. Vollmer,Rita K.

. Vollmer,Rita K.

.Wesson, James B.

Theatre

. Benson,RosalynE.

Ohio EducationalLibrary/ MediaAssociation


Scioto County AreaFoundation




Editing the Ohio Media Spectrum Journal, additionalaward

Enhancement in Elementary School Science for thePortsmouth City, Scioto County and Notre DameElementary Schools

Enhancement in Elementary School ScienceTeaching - Scioto County

Health Science Partnerships for the Middle/JuniorHigh School, additional award

Enrichment of the K-12 Curriculum throughSupplemental Programs

Miami/Kings Local Mathematics Project

School of Fine Arts

Ohio Department ofEducation

Governor's Institute, 1992

.Hand, VincentC.

Institute of Environmental Sciences

Graduate School

.Hand, VincentC.

. Hand, VincentC.

. Hand,VincentC.

.Willeke, Gene E.

.Willeke, Gene E.Hand, VincentC.

. Willeke,Gene E.Hand, Vincent C.

u.S. Department ofEnergy/ WestinghouseMaterials Company ofOhio, Inc.

Institute for AdvancedManufacturing Sciences

Procter & Gamble

Procter & Gamble

U.s. Army Corps ofEngineers

U.S. Department ofEnergy/ WestinghouseMaterials Company ofOhio, Inc.

u.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency/International TechnologyCorporation

Development and Teaching of a Class in AdvancedEnvironmental Risk Assessment

Research at the Institute for Advanced ManufacturingScience

Determination of Apparent Henry's Law Constants inWaste Water

Use of Quantitative Structure Activity Relationships(QSARs) for Predicting Environmental Behavior ofPolar Organic Compounds Especially Surfactants

National Water Management During Drought

Westinghouse Materials Company of Ohio BasicOrdering Agreement

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Constructionand Operation of Corrosion Control Pilot Plant (PipeLoops)

$37,072

$11,592

$59,540

$19,483

$32,406

$50,000

$19,666

$15,500

$15,294

$3,918

$30,442

$5,218

$2,706



TABLE IV, Continued


.Willeke,Gene E.Hand, Vincent C.


.Willeke,GeneE.Hand, Vincent C.









Funding Source

U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency!International TechnologyCorporation











Proposal Title Amount

Research at the u.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Constructionand Operation of Corrosion Control Pilot Plant (PipeLoops)

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Verification ofMethods to Quantify Vector Attraction Reduction

$1,522

$315

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: TreatabilityStudy for Terpene and Aqueous Cleaner Waters

$3,071

Research at the u.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: TechnicalSupport for Development of Aerobic Bioftlter DesignCriteria for Treating VOCs

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: CompostingTechniques for Treatment of Contaminated Soil

$7,649

$6,119

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Demonstrationof Decontamination of Debris at Super Fund Sites

$6,119

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Study ofElectrical Current Soil Remediation & PollutantSeparation Processes

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Developmentof New! Improved Extraction Process for Lead

$3,060

$6,119

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: EvaluatingComposting Procedures to Minimize Regrowth ofEnteric Bacteria

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: BiologicalTreatment of Contaminants on Sediments

$3,060

$6,119

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test & Evaluation Facility: EngineeringOptimization of Slurry Bioreactors for TreatingHazardous Wastes in Soil and Sediments

$6,119


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TABLE IV, Continued


.Willeke,Gene E.Hand. Vincent C.

Funding Source Amount

U.S. EnvkonmentalProtection Agency!International TechnologyCorporation

U.S. Envkonmental

Protection Agency!International TechnologyCorporation

U.S. EnvkonmentalProtection Agency!International TechnologyCorporation

U.S. EnvkonmentalProtection Agency/International TechnologyCorporation



Scripps Foundation and C'terontologvCenter

. Atchley, Robert C. Ohio Board of Regents

.McGrew, Kathryn B. Ohio Department ofMental Health


.Willeke, Gene E.Hand. Vincent C.

.Willeke, Gene E.Hand, Vincent C.



Proposal Title

Research at the U.S. Envkonmental ProtectionAgency Test & Evaluation Facility: New PackagePlant Drinking Water TrealIDent Configuration forSmall Systems McColl Superfund Site

Research at the U.S. Envkonmental ProtectionAgency Test & Evaluation Facility: White RotFungus Field Test

$6,119

$3,071

Research at the U.S. Envkonmental ProtectionAgency Test & Evaluation Facility: Base Operations

$86,233

Research at the U.S. Envkonmental ProtectionAgency Test & Evaluation Facility: Treatment of AkContaminated with Jet Fuels in an Ak Biofilter

$1,835

Research at the U.S. EPA Test & EvaluationFacility: Biodegradation in Super Fund Landfills

$7,649

Research at the U.S. EPA Test & EvaluationFacility: Evaluation of Land TrealIDent Alternativesfor Bioremediating Wood Preservative Wastes

$6,119

Research in the Scripps Gerontology Center

Mental HealthTrealIDent and Services of NursingHome Residents

$241,50

$52,50

Hamilton CamlJu_s

Business Technolo~y. Streb, James L. Avraham Y. GoldrattInstitute

Conferences and Continuinl! Education- Hamilton

.House,Karen S. VariousIndustrialSources

En~ineerinl! Technolo~y. Speckert, Robert Avraham Y. GoldrattInstitute

Training in and Application of the Theory ofConstraints

$48,9

Personnel Training $20,'

Training in and Application of the Theory ofConstraints

$48,

Miami University1992 - 1993 Annual Repott

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TABLE IV, Continued


Nursing- Hamilton.Tenorio,LuthM.

Student Services- Hamilton

.Cassady, Shelley S.

Interdiscivlinary Studies

. Cummins,R. HaysMyers, Christopher A..Newell,William H.

. Schilling,Karl L.

Chemistrv- Middletown

. Sarquis, Arlyne M.

.Sarquis,ArlyneM.

. Sarquis, Arlyne M.

U.S. Department ofHealth and HumanServices- Bureau ofHealth Professions

U.S. Department ofEducation

Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students (ADN)

Cooperative Education Program Administrative Grant-Titlevm

School of InterdiscilJlinarv Studies


U.S. Department ofEducation- FlPSE

American Associationfor Higher Education

Discovery-Oriented Learning in an UndergraduateScience Community

Institute in Integrative Studies

The Assessment Forum

Middleto_wn CamlJUs

U.S. Department ofEducation

Journal of ChemicalEducation


Partners for Terrific Science, additional award

Editorship of the Journal of Chemical Education,additional award

Science Integration in Today's Elementary Schools

Conferences and ContinuiD!!Education- Middletown

. Huffman,BettyJ. GeneralMotors The WorldAutoIndustry: The U.S. Competes,HarrisonlIEU, Local 801 additional award

.Huffman,Betty J.

. Huffman,BettyJ.

GeneralMotors The WorldAutoIndustry: The U.S. Competes,HarrisonlIEU,Local801 additionalaward

The Irwin Company

Various IndustrialSources

Mathematics and Statistics - Middletown

. Dieffenbach, Robert M. Ohio Board of RegentsMulligan, Catherine H.

. Huffman,BettyJ.

The Institute for Industry Education: TheGlobalization of the Hardware Industry

Personnel Training

Technology for Math Instruction: A TRANSIT ProjectWorkshop

$5,860

$88,559

$54,252

$74,881

$66,600

$340,000

$56,900

$74,999

$46,000

$69,000

$52,000

$5,056

$29,831



TABLE IV, Continued


Sociolo~y and AnthrQpolo~y- Middletown. Seufert, Robert L. U.S. Department ofHealth and HumanServices- Office ofSubstance AbusePrevention

Zoolo~v- Middletown. Janik, James M. National Institutes ofHealth

Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention in MadisonCounty: Needs Assessment and Program EvaluationResearch

Opiate Regulation of Prolactin Release DuringLactation

Multiole Units

Chemistry-Middletown!Hamilton/Oxford:Physics-Hamilton!Oxford. Sarquis,ArlyneM. National Science TeachingScienceWith Toys, additionalawardPortman,DwightJ. FoundationSarquis, Jerry L. -

Taylor, Beverley A.P.Poth, James E.Williams, John P.

Economics! ZoolOlfv.Erekson,O. HomerLoucks, Orie L.

Geo~raphy! Zoolo~y. Renwick, William H.

Vanni, Michael J.

Geolol!v! Zoology. McWilliams, Robert G.Lee, Richard E.

The ClevelandFoundation

Preble Soil and WaterConservation District


Mathematics and Statistics- Middletown/Oxford

.Mulligan, Cathy H. Darke County SchoolsSkillings, John H.

Teacher Education! Botany.Perry,Bruce E.Kahle, Jane ButlerEshbaugh, W. Hardy

Zoology! Teacher Education. Kaufman, Donald G.Jones, Edward E.Voltmer, Rita K.

Perry, Bruce E.



Moving Environmental Technology into Business andManagement Education in Ohio

Water Monitoring Station, Four Mile CreekWatershed Project

Environmental Science for Elementary SchoolTeachers

Transit Technology Seminar

Secondary Science Teacher Education Project(Second STEP)

Excellence in Elementary Science: A Project for theCincinnati Public School System, additional award

$148,322

$98,460

$270,235

$265,332

$3,000

$73,575

$8,996

$231,955

$211,926



TABLE V

MIAMI UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTSSUBMITTING PROPOSALS

1992 - 1993

From June 1992 through May 1993, a total of 202 Miami University faculty, staff, andstudents prepared and submitted 363 proposals to outside organizations for funding ofacademic projects. Their affiliations and last names are listed below. Numbers inparentheses indicate the number of proposals, if more than one, for which an individual waslisted as (one of) the Principal Investigator(s).

Applied Science. School of

Applied Science

Manufacturing Engineering

Nursing

Paper Science and Engineering

Systems Analysis

R. Hart (5)

Byrkett, Ettouney (4), Narayanan, Schmenk

Tenorio (2)

Herbet, Scott, Springer, Department (46)

Kiper

Arts and Science.Colleee ofAeronautics

American Studies

Geography

Church,Walker

Gom

Al-Hamdani, Block, Chen, Egan,Francko (4), Gorchov (3), Huerta (5), Joo,McClure (2), Meiners, Off, Powell, Risser,Whites, Whyte, T. Wilson

Cantrell (6), Cassady (5), Chung-Phillips,1. Cox (2), Danielson (3), Gordon (2),Gung (2), Hagerman (2), J. Hershberger, (2),S. Hershberger, Jaworski (3), Katon (47),Makaroff (2), Novak (4), Pacey (5),Riechel (2), J. Sarquis, (2), Sebastian,Sommer (49), R. Taylor (2)

Bortel, Hutchinson

Anderson, Banner, Daiker, M. Fuller (2),Lakritz, Morenberg (2), Morgan, C. Pierce,Tidwell, Ziegler (2)

Klink (2), McOmber, Medley (2),Renwick (3), R. Smith, Young (2)

Baldwin, Boardman, W. Hart, Hughes (2),Mayer (2), McWilliams

Botany

Chemistry

Communication

English

Geology

Miami University1992- 7993 Annual Report


TABLE V, Continued

German, Russian, and EastAsian Languages

HistoryMathematics and Statistics

Microbiology

Office of the Dean

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology and Anthropology

Zoology

Business Administration. School of

Center for Management Development

Decision Sciences

Economics

Bachem, Carels

O'Brien, Winkler

Bailer, Dowling, Groggel, Kullman,Schaefer, Skillings

Erwin, Findlay, Hooke, M. Lee, Lepp,.Schmidt(4)Mattox

Julian, Pechan (2), Priest. Rice, Rowan,Scholten, Yarrison-Rice (2)

Russo

Albert, Best. Dainoff (3), Hinkle, Mark (3),McBride, Shore, Stasser, Wright

Jendrek, Lodwick, Simcock, J. Subedi

Barrett. Beck, C. Berg, D. Berg (3), Callahan,Costanzo, Fore, Guttman (9), Isaacson,Kaufman (3), Killian, Kovalick (2), R. Lee (3),Loucks, Ludmann, Marshall, Minks, Oris (3),Peles, Pennock (3), Petschek, Solomon,D. Taylor, Vanni (4), Vaughn

Wheeler (2)

Broida, Dawley, Rajkumar

Williamson (3)

Education and Allied Professions. School of

Educational Psychology Bergen (2), Everington, McMahon-Klosterman, Mosley-Howard, Thomas

Flora (5), Kettlewell (3), Lawrence

Alessio, Berg (3), R. Cox, Fennell,Lawson (2), Rosenberg

Berger (2), Dowhower, I. Johnson (2), E.Jones (2), Newren (2), Troxel, VoItmer (2)

Office of the Dean

Physical Education, Health,and Sport Studies

Teacher Education

Fine Arts.School of

Architecture

Art

Dingeldein, Moore (2)Karkov



TABLE V, Continued

Theatre

Graduate School

Institute of Environmental Sciences

Scripps Foundation and GerontologyCenter

Hamilton Campus

Business Technology


Engineering Technology

Nursing

Interdisciplinary Studies. School of

Interdisciplinary Studies

Middletown Campus

Chemistry


Sociology and Anthropology

Zoology

Other Offices

Academic Computer ServicesMfirrnative Action and Human

Resource Development

Art Museum


International Programs

Office for the Advancment ofScholarship and Teaching

Office of Minority Mfairs

Performing Arts Series

Student Financial Aid

University Libraries

Women's Center

Eckard (2)

S. Eshbaugh, Hand (20), Willeke (18)

Applebaum (3), Mehdizadeh, Weiss (2)

Streb

House (6)

Sp~kert

Tenorio, Quinn

Green, Myers (2), Schilling

M. Sarquis (4)

Huffman (7)

Seufert (2)

Janik

Edwards, Froehlke

Hunter

KeIrn

Pollicita

Nelson

M. Cox (2), Rauckhorst

Foster

Fritz (2)

Stemper (2)

Hague (2), Hocker, Kimmel, Murray,Sessions (3)

Sterkovsky, TwoTrees

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TABLE VI

FELLOWSHIPS I AWARDS TO MIAMI FACULTY

1992-1993

The Officefor the Advancement of Scholarship and Teaching has been informed of thefollowingfellowships/awards received directly by individualfaculty members during the 1992-93fiscal year.Thesefellowships/awards are not included in earlier totals of grants to the University.

Faculty Department Funding Source Fellowship! Award! Citation



Cline, Ann Architecture Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship forDesign Arts

Clarke, Paul W. Architecture City of Boston Raising the Roof, Opening Doors,Architects Boston Society of Affordable Housing for

People with AIDS

Piana, Gail Della Architecture American Institute Professional Development Awardof Architects, Ohio

Sanabria, Sergio Architecture Architecture History Samuel H. Kress Publication FellowshipFoundation Completion of a book on the 16th-century

Spanish architect Rodrigo Gil de Hontanon

Ewing, Susan Art Ohio Designer The "Best of 1993" AwardCraftsmen Group

Karp, Miriam Art Summerfair, Inc. Individual Artists Awards Program

Montgomery, Ed Art Ohio Arts Council Award

Wicks, Ann Art National Endowment Grant Award Team Member withfor the Humanities the Cincinnati Art Museum

Myers, Christopher A. Interdisciplinary National Endowment Participant in NEH Summer StudiesStudies for the Humanities for College Teachers, 1992 at Berkeley

"Images of Amazonia"

Twotrees, Kaylynn S. Interdisciplinary Lilla Wallace Three-month study of Mario natives inStudies International New Zealand with a work of art to be

Artists Fund the culmination of the study

Hazleton, William Political Science The British Council Fellowship

Hey, Jeanne Political Science The PEW Charitable Faculty Fellowship in InternationalTrusts Affairs

TABLE VII

RECIPIENTS OF INTERNAL GRANT SUPPORT FOR

SCHOLARSHIP AND TEACIDNG

1992-93

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Department Project Title

A. COMMITTEE FOR FACULTY RESEARCH PROGRAMS

S1JMMER RRC\EARCHAPPOINI'MENTS

Lisa Groger

Herbert Jaeger

Sociology/Anthropology

Physics

Print and the Shaping of AmericanCultural Life, 1770-1850

An Empirical Analysis of ImplicitContract Theory

An In-Depth Swdy of G.W.F. Hegel'sScience of Lo~ic (1812)

A Computer Simulation Model toExamine the Interactions BetweenConstraint Theory and Learning CurveTheory

Will Legislative Term LimitationsChange Our Politicians? RecruitmentDifferences Between Levels ofLegislative Profession and TurnoverTimbrel Arches and VauUs. Researchon the Work of Rafael Guastavino

Black Elders' Long-Term Care Choices

Perwrbed Angular Correlation Studies ofMartensitic Phase Transformations inCeramic Materials

Mary Kupiec Cayton History

Michael A. Curme Economics

Allegra DeLaurentiis Philosophy

Byron J. Finch Management

Richard G. Forgette Political Science

Jose A. Garcia Architecture

Rebecca A. Luzadis Management

Rhetoric, Democracy, and the Space ofAppearance

A Womanist Way of Thinking:Language and Ideology in BlackWomen's Literature

Identification and Characterization ofGenes Involved in the PrenylationPathway of Drosophila melanogaster

The Linkage Between the PredictivePower of the Term Structure and theDegree of Federal Reserve RateSmoothing

Do Employers Vary Pension RetirementIncentives In Relation to Differences inWorkforce Age Distribution?

Susan C. Jarratt English

Cheryl L. Johnson English

Gae E. Kovalick Zoology

Maureen J. Lage Economics



TABLE Vll, continued


LuMing R. Moo English

Michael O'Brien

Yihong Pan

History

History

Constance Pierce

Eleni Pratsini

EnglishDecision Sciences

W. Peter Salzarulo Accountancy

Daniel A. Seiver Economics

David M. Shull Finance

Mark A. Smith Math emati cs/ Statisti cs

Nancy G. Solomon Zoology

Janardan Subedi/Suzanne Kunkel

Elizabeth L. Wilson


Religion

GRANTS TO PROMOTE RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP

Leonore Ganschow Educational Psychology

Jose A. Garcia Architecture

Charlotte Newman Goldy

Lisa Groger

History


Toward Constructing a Concept ofSelfbood in the Chinese RhetoricalTradition

The Origins of Southern Thought

The Making of Sui-Tang Foreign Policy:Four Case Studies

A Collection of Related Short Stories

The Multi-Item Capacitated Lot SizingProblem with Setup Learning

Using Tax Disclosure and Other Data toReconstruct Key Portions of the TaxReturn of a U.S. PharmaceuticalCompany

Testing a New Economics Theory ofFertilityShareholder Wealth Effects ofUnanticipated AntitakeoverAmendments

Extreme and Strongly Extreme Points inC (K,X) and its Dual

Influences on Dispersal andReproduction in a CooperativelyBreeding Mammal, the Pine Vole

The New Demographic Imperative:Aging in Developing Nations

The Apadana in Translation: Accountsof the Former Lives of ProminentBuddhist Monks and Nuns

Effectiveness of a MultisensoryStructured Language Approach toInstruction in Reading and Spelling

Timbrel Arches and Vaults. Researchon the Work of Rafael Guastavino

The English Family, 1066-1215

Black Elders' Long-Term Care Choices



TABLE Vll, continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Department

Herben Jaeger Physics

Project Title

James A. Janik

Catherine Karkov

ZoologyAn

Miriam Karp An

Gae Kovalick Zoology

Kimberly E. Medley Geography

Michael J. Novak Chemistry

Michael A. Pagano

Nancy G. Solomon

Political Science

Zoology

William A. Wortman University Libraries

RESEARCH GRADUATE ASSISTANfSHIPS

William P. Berg Physical Education, Healthand Span Studies

TheatreHoward Booming

Gerardo Brown-MonriqueLeonore Ganschow

Architecture

Education Psychology

James A. Janik Zoology

Gae E. Kovalick Zoology

Perturbed Angular Correlation Studies ofMartensitic Phase Transformations inCeramic Materials

Opiate Regulation of Prolactin Release

The Crannog Systems of Lough Ennen,Co. Westmeath, Ireland: Completing theSettlement Matrix

Desen Tracks: Paintings, Drawings,Sculpture Based on the SouthwestUnited States


Spatial Analysis of Exotic PlantInvasion: Implications for Conservationin the Natural Areas of MiamiUniversity

Calculations Penaining to the Stabilityand Lability of N--Arylnitrenium Ions

City Fiscal Problems

Influences on Dispersal andReproduction in a CooperativelyBreeding Mammal, the Pine Vole

The Long and Happy Life of DaisyMiller

Risk Factor Assessment for Fallsand Other Accidents in the Elderly

Suppon for RGB Project and Activity inEastern Europe

The Architecture of O.M. Ungers:An Update (Work Since 1994)

Effectiveness of a MultisensoryStructured Language Approach toInstruction in Reading and Spelling

Opiate Regulation of Prolactin Release



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TABLE vll, continued


Michael A. Pagano Political Science City Fiscal Problems

Jane P. Petschek Zoology DNA Sequence Analysis of a PutativeRNA-Binding Protein Gene inDrosophila melanogaster

Influences on Dispersal andReproduction in a CooperativelyBreeding Mammal. the Pine VoleThe Collected Poems and SelectedProse of Frank Marshall Davis

Nancy G. Solomon Zoology

John Edgar Tidwell English

B. COMMITTEE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF INSTRUCTION PROGRAMS

1993SUMMERFELLOWSHIPAWARDS

John D. FergusonThomas E. Hall

Economics

A Cultural Studies Approach toExploring the Role of theTeacher in Society

A Case Study Approach to TeachingManagement Information SystemsConcepts Using Multi Media Software

Relating Local Business WritingPractices to English 315

The Great Depression Revisited:Student-Generated ComputerSimulations Designed to TestAlternative Theories of Its Causes

Bernard J. BadialiKate Rousmaniere

Educational Leadership

Dan C. Carroll Decision Sciences

Jennie P. Dautermann English

Richard W.MomeyerDavid D. Mann

Gary W. Shulman

Philosophy

Design and Development of InteractiveComputer Simulators for IntroductoryOperations Management Courses

Improving Introductory Economics byIntegrating the Latest Scholarship onWomen and Minorities

Development of Curriculum andInstructional Materials for a NewCourse: The Social Psychology ofPhysical and Mental Health

A Six Hour Integrated Course inPhilosophy and Literature

Total Quality Management (TQM) inAction: A Videotaped Program

The Development of Three Modules thatIntroduce Dynamic Graphs into thePrinciples of Economics Course

Byron J. Finch Management

Maureen J. Lage Economics

Arthur G. Miller Psychology

Communication

Samuel H. Williamson Economics



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TABLE VII, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Department

1992-93 SENIOR FAC1:JLTYFOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE

Donald D. DaikerPaul L. DeVriesHoward KleimanJohn G. ParksRobert S. SmithJeffrey D. SommersLouise Van Vliet

EnglishPhysicsCommunicationEnglishMathematicslStatisticsEnglishCommunication

1992-93 ALUMNI TEACHING SCHOLARS

Zoltan T. BaloghMarilyn CunninghamMichael A. CurmeJennie P. DautermannMaureen J. LageMajorie McLellanKimberly E. MedleyRoberta L. NullChristopher R. Wolfe

Math emati cslS tatis tics

Nursing -MiddletownEconomicsEnglishEconomicsHistoryGeographyFamily & Consumer SciencesInterdisciplinary Studies

1992-93 SMALL GRAmS TO IMPROVE TEACHING -FIRST SEMESTER

Alan M. FragerMichele GingrasCarolyn C. HallIngeborg S. HermanThomas KlakKevin M. McNeillyLawrence B. NadlerGary M. ShulmanDennis H. SullivanSandra UbIDeborah L. Ulrich

Teacher EducationMusicNursingGREALGeographyMarketingCommunicationCommunicationEconomicsCommunicationNursing

1992-93 SMALL GRANTS TO IMPROVE TEACHING -SECOND SEMESTER

Jan DeanAmy J. HardenKathleen HutchinsonGlenn M. JulianHoward KleimanMysore Narayanan

TheatreFamily & Consumer SciencesCommunicationPhysicsCommunicationManufacturing Engineering

Miami University1992-1993Annual Report

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