TheBrightSideofGrantsOce of Sponsored Programs, Chrisne Chamberlain, Director March 2013

Volume VI , Issue 11

InThisIssue:1. Success Story 2. NSF Sequestraon Memo 3. News 4. Cayuse News 5. GRC News 6. Upcoming Deadlines

Lists of FY12 and FY13 grant recipients are included at the end of the Bright Side! OSP commends the hard work of all the GVSU Principal Invesgators.

1.SuccessStory Art&ScienceofAgingConference The 7th Annual Art & Science of Aging Conference, hosted by GVSU and supported by the Geriatric Educaon Center of Michigan [GECM] with a federal training grant, provides educaon for health professionals and a broader public audience on gerontology and geriatrics. The conference theme for the 2012 conference was Navigang the Transions of Later Life. A daylong event, the conference opened with Ms. Molly Meler, MSW, Senior Vice President of Mission, Healthwise Inc., Boise, ID, with a presentaon tled, Mom, I Think We Should Talk: Preparing for the Final Transion. This was followed by twelve workshop sessions on topics such as advanced direcves, widowhood, demena and caregiving, improving the mind, Nave American cultural perspecves on elders, becoming your own health advocate, and the impacts of the Aordable Care Act on seniors, among others. The day closed with older adults from Covenant Village of the Great Lakes drama group acng in scenarios depicng common late life legal issues, followed by David L. Carrier, PC, providing advice on these maers. GVSU student research on aging was featured in a poster format. The 2012 conference set an aendance record of over 270. Overall it was a highly successful event. The enre program brochure and many individual presentaons can be found at the conference website: www.gvsu.edu/gerontology. GECM provides support but GVSU and registraon fees also help cover the cost of the event, which is totally run by GVSU volunteers and community partners.

FY2012Submissions/Awards(todate)Submissions 169 $51,559,973

Awards 100 $21,003,973

FY2013Submissions/Awards(todate)Submissions 144 $32,218,520

Awards 60 $12,870,617

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2.NSFSequestraonMemoNaonalScienceFoundaon

OceoftheDirector Arlington,VA22230

NoceNo.133February27,2013

IMPORTANTNOTICETO

PRESIDENTSOFUNIVERSITIESANDCOLLEGES ANDHEADSOFOTHERNATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

AWARDEEORGANIZATIONS

Subject:ImpactofFY2013SequestraonOrderonNSFAwards

As you may know, since passage of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, the President has been working with Congress to reach agreement on a balanced deficit reducon plan. If an agreement is not reached by the end of this month, the President will be required to issue an order on March 1, 2013 that will implement acrosstheboard spending cuts known as sequestraon. As a result of this expected sequestraon order, the Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 appropriaons of the Naonal Science Foundaon (NSF) will be reduced by 5 percent. We intend to make the necessary FY 2013 reducons with as lile disrupon as possible to established commitments, and are using the following set of core principles to guide our sequestraon planning acvies:

Protect commitments to NSFs core mission and maintain exisng awards; Protect the NSF workforce; and Protect STEM human capital development programs.

By adhering to these core principles and the governmentwide guidance issued by the Oce of Management and Budget (OMB), Memorandum 1303,PlanningforUncertaintywithRespecttoFiscalYear2013BudgetaryResources, we expect to be able to accommodate the sequestraon reducons in ways that minimize, to the extent possible, the impact on our mission, both short and longterm. Because the sequestraon order takes eect at midyear, its impact is somewhat greater than might otherwise be the case. At NSF, the major impact of sequestraon will be seen in reducons to the number of new research grants and cooperave agreements awarded in FY 2013. We ancipate that the total number of new research grants will be reduced by approximately 1,000. In keeping with the first core principle listed above, and to assure connuity and minimize disrupon of scienfic research, all connuing grant increments in FY 2013 will be awarded, as scheduled, and there will be no impact on exisng NSF standard grants. The same intent applies to annual increments for cooperave agreements, though overall funding constraints may require reducons to certain major investments. These will be handled on a casebycase basis. It is also important to advise you that the Foundaon is currently operang under a Connuing Resoluon (CR) that will expire on March 27, 2013. Once NSF has appropriaons in place beyond March 27th, we will revise this noce as necessary.

Subra Suresh, Director

LookforanupdateonthesequestraoninthenextBrightSide.

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3.NewsGrantsontheGrandCelebraonOn the evening of March 21, 2013, Grand Valleys Principal Invesgators came together for a celebraon of their grantrelated accomplishments. PIs heard from President Tom Haas, Provost Gayle Davis, the Oce of Sponsored Programs Director Chrisne Chamberlain, as well as Vice Provost for Research Administraon Robert Smart, on the importance of research and scholarship at GVSU. We at OSP want to thank those who aended once more for their hard work and dedicaon to research and scholarship, and we want to thank those who could not aend as well with the hope that they will be able to come to the celebraon next year. OSP will be mailing copies of the abstract booklet to all PIs in the near future, not only to publicize the accomplishments of our PIs, but in the hope that collaboraons may arise across department borders. We congratulate you again and look forward to working with you all in the future! OSP

ChangestoGrants.govandHowitAectsCayuse424Users Since January 30, 2013, NSF's Research.gov has been unable to support the new Grants.gov submission endpoint in order to handle large submissions (similar to NIH Complex Mechanisms). Cayuse424 will maintain the ability to create and submit NSF proposals, but for the me being, they will need to be submied using NSF's funding opportunity announcements posted to Grants.gov. We ancipate there will be small dierences in the submission process, such as receiving a Grants.gov tracking number instead of a Research.gov tracking number. Your proposal may also take longer to appear in FastLane when subming through Grants.gov. In 2010 Evisions (then Cayuse) was proud to be the first vendor partner that integrated with NSF's Research.gov. We expect the loss of Research.gov support to be a temporary situaon, possibly lasng unl the end of 2013. Evisions will reestablish the ability to submit directly to Research.gov as soon as NSF has developed support for the new endpoint.

4.CayuseNews

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5.GrantsResourceCenterNewsCSRSuggestsWaysNIHCouldHelpApplicantsStayCompeve,fromGrantWeek,March25,2013 The Naonal Instutes of Health (NIHs) most recent issue of Peer Review Notes suggested strategies for helping applicants with historically low funding rates compete for support. Peer Review Notes is a quarterly publicaon from the NIH Center for Scienfic Review (CSRs) Advisory Council. Three of the most important suggesons to NIH follow: Treat all applicaons as new so reviewers can focus on merit and rather than examine the applicaon in

light of the previous submission. The Council also suggested that NIH not limit the number of resubmissions (currently only one) but rather pilot an unlimited R01 submission process with no more than two research project grant applicaons in any year. Follow the A2 Discussion on the NIH Oce of Extramural Researchs Website.

Encourage more NIH instutes and centers (ICs) to allow invesgators to respond to reviews prior to Council consideraon so very promising applicaons that might slip through the system could be idenfied. Principal invesgators (PIs) would be asked to provide a response to their reviews. IC program sta would submit these comments and applicaons to their Councils, which provide the second level of peer review.

Enhance communicaons with PIs so study secons and NIH program sta would communicate more eecvely informaon about the applicaons that are unlikely to be successful or, alternavely, are of potenal interest. See addional details about the suggeson for reviewers to make beer use of the "addional comments to applicant" box.

CSR publishes PeerReviewNotes to inform NIH reviewers, sta and others of news related to grant applicaon review policies, procedures and plans. To subscribe, see Peer Review Notes Cybersecurity,ITResearchBillsAdvanceinHouse,fromMarch As Congressional Quarterly has reported, the House Science, Space and Technology Commiee approved, in separate voice votes, two measures on cybersecurity and informaon technology research and development during the week of March 11, 2013.. One measure (HR 756) would require strategic plans for cybersecurity research and development across federal agencies, and authorize research at the Naonal Science Foundaon and Naonal Instute for Standards and Technology. A second bill (HR 967) would require agencies in the Networking and Informaon Technology Research and Development Program to develop and update a strategic plan. The measures cybersecurity provisions include authorizing agencies to support research on prevenng and detecng threats to computerbased systems.

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5.GrantsResourceCenterNews,Cont. NIDASeeksResearchonMarijuanaLegalizaonImpact,fromGrantWeek,March11,2013 The Naonal Instutes of Health (NIH) Naonal Instute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is inving administrave supplement requests to allow current NIDA awardees to study the social, behavioral, and public health impacts of recent U.S. marijuana legalizaon laws and policies. The tradional grant mechanisms R01, R03, and R21 are eligible, and the Academic Research Enhancement Award, or R15, is as well. ApplicaonsareduebyMay31,2013. The research proposed must be within the original scope of the NIDA parent grant and must contribute to a greater understanding of the implicaons of marijuana legalizaon laws and policies on atudes, substance use, misuse, dependence, disorder, related health outcomes, such as HIV risk behaviors, and other risk behaviors such as drugged driving. Administrave supplements can be used to cover cost increases that are associated with achieving certain new research objecves related to eects of the shiing marijuana policy environment as long as they remain within the original scope of the project. Applicaon budgets are limited $250,000 in direct costs, and NIDA intends to commit a total of $2 million in FY 13. Applicants are strongly encouraged to discuss their proposed supplement project with the NIDA program ocial of the parent grant prior to submission in order to ensure that the supplement content area fits with the scienfic priories within the scope of the parent grant, the budget is appropriate, and there is enough me le on the parent grant. Contact Marsha Lopez at 301/4021846 for addional informaon. NASAInvitesParcipaonbyHumaniesResearchers,fromGrantWeek,March11,2013 The Naonal Aeronaucs and Space Administraon (NASA) Educaon Express blog currently features a list of upcoming conferences, webinars, research challenges, and funding opportunies worth tracking: Summer 2013 Internship Opportunies for college and university students.Deadline: March15,2013 Fellowships in Aerospace History, oered by the American Historical Associaon and supported by NASA,

support individuals who have completed all coursework in a doctoral program in history or related field.Deadline: April1,2013

Fellowship in the History of Space Science, oered by the History of Science Society and supported by the NASAs History Division, support individuals who have completed all coursework in a doctoral program in a field related to the history of science.Deadline: April1,2013

NASA Fellowship in the History of Space Technology, oered by the Society for the History of Technology and supported by the NASA History Division, support individuals who have completed all coursework in a doctoral program in a field related to the history of technology.Deadline: April1,2013

NASA Postdoctoral Program Fellowships support researchers who have completed a Ph.D. or equivalent degree before beginning the fellowship.Deadlines: July1,2013andNovember1,2013

Langley Aerospace Research Student Scholars come from all majors and disciplines. Eligibility is open to rising fullme juniors, seniors, or graduate students at accredited U.S. colleges, universies, and

community colleges. Deadline: June26,2013 (Spring and summer sessions also are available)

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5.GrantsResourceCenterNews,Cont. CrunchingNumbersaerSequestraon,fromGrantWeek,March4,2013 With sequestraon ocially beginning on March 1, the Senate tried to pass correcons, the White House called a failed meeng, ScienceWorksforUS decriedreducons, and the first cuts were implemented. Now colleges and universies are reanalyzing the level of federal grant support they can expect. This all coincides with the State Higher Educaon Execuve Ocers (SHEEO) associaons analysis of FY 12 data on state and local funding, tuion revenue, and enrollment trends for public higher educaon. The report is intended to complement the longstanding Grapevine survey on state tax support for higher educaon, including general fund appropriaons for universies, colleges, community colleges, and state higher educaon agencies. Reports like these, according to SHEEO, can help higher educaon leaders focus on how discrete, yeartoyear decisions fit into broader paerns of change over me See addional budget news on GRCs budget resource page and follow related program developments on the GRC_News Twier feed. KnightOersNearly$10MillionMoreforLocalJournalism,fromGrantWeek,February25,2013 The Knight Foundaon recently announced its intenon to add another $9.5 million in matching funds to boost local newsgathering and informaon access under the Knight Community Informaon Challenge. This is an opportunity for colleges and universies to partner with community foundaons, which are the only eligible applicants. The Knight foundaon has been a leader in supporng journalists and news outlets as they posion themselves to address challenges and take advantage of big data, mulmedia, and open access iniaves across sectors. The Knight Digital Media Center provides journalist training and resources, and the Knight Community Informaon Challenge has already invested some $24 million in matching grants to local foundaons. This funding is a direct response to the trials news organizaons and other informaon outlets have faced in adapng to the fastchanging digital landscape, especially at the local level, where personnel, infrastructure, and financial struggles are more frequently resulng in consolidaon and cancellaon of the local reporng on which communies depend. The informaon challenge seeks projects that will help fill community informaon needs, foster community engagement, and help residents parcipate in the creaon and sharing of news and informaon. Colleges and universies have been powerful partners in successful eorts from past rounds of funding. The next compeon window is May1toMay20,2013.

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6.UpcomingDeadlines Arts/Humanies/Internaonal American Musicological Society Travel and Research Grants (due May 10) Naonal Endowment for the Humanies Digging into Data Challenge (due May 15) Naonal Endowment for the Humanies Preservaon and Access: Research and Development (due May 1) Weill (Kurt) Foundaon for Music Grants Program (due Jun. 1)

Educaon/EconomicandCommunityDevelopmentAmerican Honda Foundaon Grants Program (Youth, Prenatal21) (due May 1) State Jusce Instute SJI Grant Programs (due May 1) US Department of Jusce Research and Evaluaon on Policing (due Apr. 26) US Department of Jusce Research and Evaluaon on Jusce Systems: InvesgatorIniated (due Apr. 26)

Health/MentalHealthAdministraon for Children and Families Assets for Independence Demonstraon Program (due May 24) American Nurses Foundaon Nursing Research Grants (due May 1) Naonal Instutes of Health Basic Cancer Research in Cancer Health Disparies (due Jun. 20) Naonal Instutes of Health Eye Research (due Jun. 5)

Science/EngineeringEnvironmental Research and Educaon Foundaon Grants Program (due May 21) Naonal Science Foundaon Cyberlearning: Transforming Educaon (due May 14) US Department of Agriculture AFRI: Foundaonal Program (due May 22) US Department of Defense Small Business Innovaon Research (SBIR) Program (due Jun. 25)

A complete list of upcoming deadlines is available on our website, under the News and Events tab.

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973AcademicandStudentAffairsDivisionGayleR.Davis,ProvostandVicePresidentBrooksCollegeofInterdisciplinaryStudies(BCOIS)AnneHiskes,Dean $60,500

SEEDTeacherLeadershipDevelopment $20,000LakeMichiganWritingProject1LindsayEllis NationalWritingProject

LatinAmericanFilmFestival $500LatinAmericanStudies2ZulemaMoret MichiganHumanitiesCouncil

JapanAmericaCollegiateExchangeTravelProgram:"TraditionalJapaneseTheaterinOsaka,Japan"

$40,000PadnosInternationalCenter3

JeremyRobinson JapanFoundationCenterforGlobalPartnership

CollegeofCommunityandPublicService(CCPS)GeorgeGrant,Jr.,Dean $1,911,609ProjectSafeNeighborhoodsFY2011 $100,656CCPSDean'sOffice1

WilliamCrawley U.S.DepartmentofJustice(DOJ)PolicePrecisionDriving $86,933CriminalJustice,Schoolof2

JulieYunker MichiganCommissiononLawEnforcementStandards(MCOLES)

StateofGenerosityBook&ElectronicPlatform $500,000JohnsonCenter3JamesEdwards W.K.KelloggFoundation

StateofGenerosityBook&ElectronicPlatform $5,000JohnsonCenter4JamesEdwards&RobinLeonard McGregorFund

StateofGenerosityBook&ElectronicPlatform $25,000JohnsonCenter5JamesEdwards&RobinLeonard GuidoA.andElizabethH.BindaFoundation

CommunityTransformationGrant:CapacityBuildingforKentCounty,Michigan

$11,800JohnsonCenter6

JohnRisley&JulienKouame U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices(DHHS)/CentersforDiseaseControl(CDC)/SpectrumHealthHospitalsCommunityFamilyPartnershipSystemofCare5YearEvaluation

$1,174,820JohnsonCenter7

NancyKoester U.S.DepartmentofHealthandHumanServicesSubstanceAbuseandMentalHealthServicesAdministration/Network180GeriatricEducationCenterofMichigan,Year2of5 $5,400Public,NonprofitandHealthAdministration,Schoolof8

PriscillaKimboko U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices(DHHS)/HealthResources&ServicesAdministration(HRSA)/MichiganStateUniversitySubawardCityofMuskegonYouthRecreationGrant:DianeMiller $2,000Public,NonprofitandHealthAdministration,Schoolof9

QuincyWilliams CityofMuskegon

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973CollegeofEducation(COE)ElaineCollins,Dean $2,763,424

GroundswellProgramSupport $10,000COECenterforEducationalPartnerships1ClaudiaSowaWojciakowski BaldwinFoundation

GroundswellFORCES $62,300COECenterforEducationalPartnerships2ClaudiaSowaWojciakowski&MichaelPosthumus NationalOceanic&AtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)

GVSUFoundationsofServiceLearningCourseSupport $3,500COECenterforEducationalPartnerships3ForrestClift&MonicaHarris MichiganCampusCompact

ImprovingTeacherQuality $161,959COELeadershipandLearning4EllenSchiller U.S.DepartmentofEducation/MichiganDepartmentof

Education

The'Don'tForgettheKids'LiteracyProject $1,250COELeadershipandLearning5VickiKamps&JaneHayes GrandTraverseCommunityFoundation

TRiOUpwardBound(5yearaward) $2,136,788TRiOUpwardBound6ArnieSmithalexander U.S.DepartmentofEducation

TRiOUpwardBoundProgram $387,627TRiOUpwardBound7ArnieSmithalexander U.S.DepartmentofEducation

CollegeofHealthProfessions(CHP)RoyOlsson,Jr.,Dean $999,891PhysicianAssistantTraininginPrimaryCare(5yearaward)

$999,891PhysicianAssistantStudies1

AndrewBooth&TheresaBaconBaguley U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices(DHHS)/HealthResourcesandServicesAdministration(HRSA)

CollegeofLiberalArtsandSciences(CLAS)FrederickJ.Antczak,Dean $3,998,268SilverLakeNutrientLoading $60,808AWRI1

AlSteinman SilverLakeImprovementBoardNASAMichiganSpaceGrantGraduateFellowship(MichaelSnider)

$5,000AWRI2

BopiBiddanda NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantAdministration $1,500AWRI3

BopiBiddanda NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973BuildingPartnershipsinWaterResearchbetweenGVSUandMSU:TheMolecularGeneticBasisforInvasivenessofMilfoilsandATimeseriesLakeObservatoryforInvestigatingEcosystemMetabolisminMuskegonLake

$55,800AWRI4

BopiBiddanda&RyanThum MichiganStateUniversityUSRTaskOrder#1(B) $4,743AWRI5

CarlRuetz ConsumersEnergyFundstoURSCorporationMilton&SusanMestonEnvironmantalFundtoSupportGraduateAssistanttoStudySturgeonPopulationonMuskegonLakeandRiver

$1,000AWRI6

CarlRuetz MuskegonCommunityFoundation/Milton&SusanMeston

LakeSturgeonPopulationDynamicsintheKalamazooRiver

$50,000AWRI7

CarlRuetz&RyanThum GunLakeTribe(MatchEBeNashSheWishBandofPottawatomiIndians)EPA/MDEQ/CMU:GreatLakesConnection $8,000AWRI8

JanetVail U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)/MichiganDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality(MDEQ)/CMU:GreatLakesConnectionEPA/MDNRE/CMUGreatLakesConnections(Phase2) $2,000AWRI9

JanetVail EPA/MDNRE/CMUGreatLakesConnections(Phase2)CoordinatedOnboardEducationandOutreach $250,000AWRI10

JanetVail U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)/GreatLakesRestorationInititive(GLRI)NOAA/LakeMichiganIndianaDNRCostalProgram/LaPorteCountySoil&WaterConservationDistrict

$6,000AWRI11

JanetVail NationalOceanic&AdmosphericAdministration(NOAA)HoughtonLakeE.ColiReductionSubaward $117,223AWRI12

JohnKoches EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)/MichiganDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality(MDEQ)/MuskegonRiverWatershedAssemblyBMPsImplementationtoRestoreHighPriorityRiparianAreas

$85,436AWRI13

JohnKoches EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)/GreatLakesRestorationInitiative(GLRI)/MuskegonRiverWatershedAssembly

GeneticAffinitiesinPopulationsoftheInvasiveIndoPacificCoralTubastaeaMicranthusonNorthernGulfofMexicoPlatform:MultipleInvasions?

$76,698AWRI14

KevinStrychar U.S.DepartmentoftheInterior(DOI)/BureauofOceanEnergyManagement(BOEM)/LouisianaUniversitiesMarineConsortium(LUMCON)

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973MainstreamAuSableBrownTroutHabitatUseandMovement

$54,159AWRI15

MarkLuttenton AnglersoftheAuSableandTroutUnlimitedMuskegonCountyPublicHealth:BeachMonitoring2012 $6,500AWRI16

RichardRediske U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)ForecastingPredictiveModelsII $10,000AWRI17

RichardRediske NationalOceanic&AtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)BurbotPCBAnalysis $6,200AWRI18

RichardRediske U.S.GeologicalSurveyFlatRiverMonitoringProject $5,000AWRI19

RichardRediske MichiganDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality(MEDQ)/SchremsWestMichiganTroutUnlimitedSubcontract

TylerCreekE.ColiReductionProject $36,790AWRI20RichardRediske MichiganDepartmentofEnvironmental

Quality/TimberlandRC&D,Inc.PredictingtheImpactofContaminantsDeliveredbyPacificSalmononFishCommunitiesinGreatLakesTributaries

$25,000AWRI21

RichardRediske GreatLakesFisheryTrust(GLFT)/UniversityofNotreDameSubawardAnalysisofSedimentSamplesfromMuskegonLakeforTotalOrganicCarbonandGrainSize

$13,991AWRI22

RichardRediske NationalOceanic&AtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)InvestigationofSedimentToxicityinWhiteLakeforRemovingtheDegradationofBenthosBeneficialUseImpairment

$2,830AWRI23

RichardRediske MichiganDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality(MDEQ)APMSQuantitativeGeneticsApproachtoIdentifyingGeneticArchitecture

$40,000AWRI24

RyanThum TheAquaticPlantManagementSociety,Inc.ComparativeStudyofSeedGerminationRateinHybridvs.EurasianandNorthernWatermilfoil

$27,160AWRI25

RyanThum W.E.EnergiesMitigationEnhancementFundAnalyzingPopulationLimitsandGeneFlowinPerimyotisSubflavuswithApplicationtoWhiteNoseConservation

$2,906Biology26

AmyRussell BatConservationInternationalGeneticApproachestoDefiningtheTaxonomicandConservationUnitsfortheHawaiianHoaryBat

$19,997Biology27

AmyRussell U.S.GeologicalSurvey

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973OffshoreWindEnergyOutreachandEducationforMichigan

$4,924Biology28

ErikNordman NationalOceanic&AtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)/UniversityofMichigan/MichiganStateUniversitySubaward

ExaminingDisparitiesinFoodAccessandEnhancingtheFoodSecurityofUnderservedPopulationsinMichiganSubcontract(5yearaward)

$573,083BiomedicalSciences29

DeborahLown U.S.DepartmentofAgriculture/NationalInstituteofFoodandAgriculture/UniversityofMichiganSubcontractRUI:ElucidatingRegulatoryMechanismsforBridgingtheContractileRingWiththeCellularMembraneinFissionYeastCytokinesis

$248,000CellandMolecularBiology(CMB)30

DawnHart NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)NASA/MSGCSeedGrant:MolecularAssembliesforGasStorageDevicesfromDynamicBonds

$2,475Chemistry31

AndrewKorich NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/UniversityofMichiganHopeCollegeNSFMRISubcontract:AcquisitionofaComputerforResearchandTeachingbytheNorthwestUndergraduateComputationalChemistryConsortium

$3,428Chemistry32

ChristopherLawrence NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)/HopeCollegeSubcontract

TIMConsortium:ADispersedREUSiteinTheoreticallyInterestingMoleculesSubaward

$10,828Chemistry33

ShannonBiros NationalScienceFoundation/NorthernKentuckyUniversityUniversityResearchFoundationSubcontractSocialMediaandMultiplePlatforms:LearningfromthePros,BringingittotheClassroom

$3,000Communications,Schoolof34

KeithOppenheim AssociationforEducationinJournalismandMassCommunication(AEJMC)CarbonatePreservationinPelagicSediments:DevelopingaNewAragonitePreservationProxy

$87,087Geology35

FigenMekik NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantUndergraduateMinorityFellowship(JacquelineBussey)

$3,500Geology36

JohnWeber NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantUndergraduateFellowship(CaitlinLeslie)

$2,500Geology37

JohnWeber NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973NASA/MSGCProgramGrant:"FamilyMathSummerLearningLossMitigationProject"

$14,997Math38

CharleneBeckmann NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)PiMuEpsilon2012NationalConference $12,000Math39

PaulFishback NationalSecurityAgency(NSA)SiglodeOroSpanishDramaFestival37thAnnual:TirsodeMolina'sAntonaGarciaPerformance

$20,000ModernLanguages&Literatures40

JasonYancey U.S.DepartmentoftheInterior/NationalParksServiceNASAMichiganSpaceGrantUndergraduateFellowship(JeremyPeshl)

$2,500Physics41

KarenGipson NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)MRI:AcquisitionofaHighPerformanceComputingClusterforResearchandEducation

$97,383Physics42

KingshukMajumdar,MajaKromar&AgnieszkaSzarecka

NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)

AnIonNeutralCollisionDatabaseforAstrophysics $67,423Physics43MilunRakovic NationalAeronautics&SpaceAssociation

(NASA)/UniversityofGeorgiaResearchFoundation,Inc.AutismEducationCenter,STARTGrantFY201112 $1,400,000Psychology44

AmyMatthews U.S.DepartmentofEducationStoppingRuleSelectionTheory $111,743Psychology45

MarioFific NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)GlobalLearningandObservationstoBenefittheEnvironment(GLOBE)TeacherWorkshoponClimate

$1,800RegionalMathandScienceCenter46

KarenMeyers NationalOceanic&AtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)/GLOBE

PromotingReforminMathematicsEducation/DevelopingMathematicalThinkers

$282,094RegionalMathandScienceCenter47

KarenMeyers U.S.DepartmentofEducation/MichiganDepartmentofEducation/WayneRESAMathematics&ScienceCentersGrant $72,762RegionalMathandScienceCenter48

KarenMeyers MichiganDepartmentofEducationSummerHealthandProfessionsExploration(sHaPe)Camp $2,000RegionalMathandScienceCenter49

KathyAgee&RanelleBrew AbbottVascular

KirkhofCollegeofNursing(KCON)CynthiaMcCurren,Dean $990,003

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973IncreasingtheNumberofPrimaryCareAdvancedPracticeNursesthroughTraineeshipSupport(2yearaward)

$695,304Nursing1

CynthiaCoviak&LindaScott U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices(DHHS)/HealthResourcesandServicesAdministration(HRSA)

TheADVANCEProgramYr3 $294,699Nursing2ElaineVanDoren U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices

(DHHS)/HealthResources&Administration(HRSA)

PadnosCollegeofEngineering&Computing(PCEC)PaulPlotkowski,Dean $185,000MDOT:LithiumIonBatteriesinPublicTransit $50,000Engineering,Schoolof1

CharlieStandridge MichiganDepartmentofTransportation(MDOT)MinetaNationalTransitResearchConsortiumLedbytheMinetaTransportationInstitute(MTI)

$100,000Engineering,Schoolof2

CharlieStandridge U.S.DepartmentofTransportation(USDOT)/SanJoseStateUniversitySubcontract/MichiganDepartmentofTransportation(MDOT)EducationalModulesConcerningProcessesforRemanufacturing,Repurposing,andRecycilngofBatteries

$25,000Engineering,Schoolof3

CharlieStandridge NationalScienceFoundation/MacombCommunityCollegeCenterforAdvancedAutomotiveTechnology(CAAT)

NASA/MSGCProgramGrant:STEPSCamp2012 $10,000Engineering,Schoolof4SaraMaas NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration

(NASA)/MSGC

SeidmanCollegeofBusiness(SCOB)JohnReifel,InterimDean $5,635,767SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter $3,310,767SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)1

CarolLopucki U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)SmallBusinessDevelopmentCentersSupplementalFunds $200,000SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)2

CarolLopucki U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)MEDC:CoreTechnologyConsultingServices2012 $1,725,000SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)3

CarolLopucki MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)StateTradeandExportPromotion(STEP) $300,000VAGTC4

SonjaJohnson U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)/MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)ExportAssistanceGrant

$100,000VAGTC5

SonjaJohnson MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973StudentAcademicSuccessCenter(SACC)MichaelMessner,Director $557,563

TRiOEducationalSupportServices201112 $312,674TRiOEducationalSupportProgram1MelissaSelbyTheut U.S.DepartmentofEducation

TRiOMcNairProgram201112 $244,889TRiOMcNair2DolliLutes U.S.DepartmentofEducation

StudentServices(STU)BartMerkle,ViceProvostandDean $370,859DarknesstoLight...StewardsofChildrenTraining $600Children'sEnrichmentCenter1

SharalleArnold AllendaleCommunityFoundationObesityPreventioninChildCareUtilizingNAPSACC $3,000Children'sEnrichmentCenter2

SharalleArnold&JessicaMirandaBevier MichiganDepartmentofCommunityHealthEmpoweringStudents,ChallengingSystems $150,000LGBTResourceCenter3

ColetteSeguinBeighley ArcusFoundationGEARUp $217,259MulticulturalAffairs,Officeof4

BobbySpringer U.S.DepartmentofEducation

ViceProvostforHealth(VPH)JeanNagelkerk,ViceProvostforHealth $773,122TestinganInterprofessionalCollaborativePracticeModeltoImproveObesityRelatedHealthOutcomesWithaStatewideConsortium(3yearaward)

$773,122ViceProvostforHealth1

JeanNagelkerk&BrendaPawl U.S.DepartmentofHealthandHumanServices(HHS)/HealthResourcesandServicesAdministration(HRSA)/MichiganDepartmentofCommunityHealth(MDCH)

ViceProvostforResearchAdministration(VPRA)/CenterforScholarly&CreativeExcellence(CSCE)RobertSmart, $1,303,040TRiOMcNairProgram(5yearaward) $1,263,040TRiOMcNair1

RobertSmart,DolliLutes&SusanMendoza U.S.DepartmentofEducationNASAMichiganSpaceGrantMinorityFellowship(AlexandraBouza)

$3,500VPRA/CSCE2

RobertSmart NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)CommercializingaNovelClassofAntibioticsAgainstMRSAandClostridiumDifficile

$36,500VPRA/CSCE3

RobertSmart,KevinMcCurren&RoderickMorgan MichiganInitiativeforInnovationandEntrepreneurship(MIIE)

FinanceandAdministrationDivisionJamesD.Bachmeier,VicePresidentMichiganAlternativeandRenewableEnergyCenter(MAREC)ArnBoezaart $18,000

FY 2012--Awarded $21,003,973RegionalEnergyDemonstrationCentersProject $18,000MAREC1

ArnBoezaart&KimWalton MichiganStrategicFund/MichiganEnergyOffice

PublicSafetyServices(PSS)BarbaraBergers,Director $8,686SafeCommunities:YouthAlcoholEnforcementFY2012 $8,686PublicSafety1

BrandonDeHaan U.S.DepartmentofJustice

UniversityDevelopmentKarenLoth,VicePresidentHauensteinCenterforPresidentialStudies(HCPS)GleavesWhitney,Director $30,000

America'sSenatorTheOdysseyofArthurH.Vandenberg $30,000HauensteinCenter1GleavesWhitney NationalEndowmentfortheHumanities(NEH)

UniversityRelationsMatthewE.McLogan,VicePresidentWGVUPublicMediaMichaelWalenta,GeneralManager $1,398,241

WGVUTVCommunityServiceGrant $1,170,960WGVU1BarbaraChristl CorporationforPublicBroadcasting(CPB)

WGVUAMCommunityServiceGrant $79,175WGVU2BarbaraChristl CorporationforPublicBroadcasting(CPB)

WGVUFMCommunityServiceGrant $97,906WGVU3BarbaraChristl CorporationforPublicBroadcasting(CPB)

Health,Safe,DrugFreeSchoolsandCommunitiesCoalitioninKentCounty

$9,700WGVU4

SteveChappell U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices(DHHS)/KentISDMichiganHometownStories $14,500WGVU5

SteveChappell NationalEndowmentfortheHumanities(NEH)/MichiganHumanitiesCouncilWGVUEngage&FurtheringtheArtsofGrandRapids $23,000WGVU6

SteveChappell ArtsCouncilofGreaterGrandRapidsAmericanGraduateGrantAwarenessStipend $3,000WGVU7

SteveChappell CorporationforPublicBroadcasting(CPB)

FY 2013--Awarded $12,870,617AcademicandStudentAffairsDivisionGayleR.Davis,ProvostandVicePresidentBrooksCollegeofInterdisciplinaryStudies(BCOIS)AnneHiskes,Dean $9,000

EPA/NCSE/GLISTEN:STEMMasterythroughGreatLakesStewardship

$4,000EnvironmentalStudies1

ElenaLioubimtseva U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)/NationalCenterforScienceandCivicEngagement(NCSCE)/GreatLakesInnovativeSteewardshipThroughEducationNetwork(GLISTEN)StudyTourinTurkey $5,000PadnosInternationalCenter2

MarkSchaub&JamesGoode TurkishCoalitionofAmerica

CollegeofCommunityandPublicService(CCPS)GeorgeGrant,Jr.,Dean $325,888BringingTheorytoPracticeProgram $1,000CommunityEngagement,Officeof1

RuthStegeman AssociationofAmericanCollegesandUniversities(AACU)PolicePrecisionDrivingProgram2013 $76,494CriminalJustice,Schoolof2

JulieYunker MichiganCommissiononLawEnforcementStandards(MCOLES)

HospitalityandTourismInternshipProgram $19,050Hospitality&TourismManagement3PaulStansbie,KristenJack&MichaelSciarini MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)

SpectrumHealthRuralFitKidsSubaward $9,889JohnsonCenter4AmberErickson U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices

(HRSA)/HealthResourcesandServicesAdministration(HRSA)/SpectrumHealthHospitalCommunityTransformationGrant:CapacityBuildingforKentCounty,MichiganYearTwo

$11,175JohnsonCenter5

JulienKouame DHHS/CDC/SpectrumHealthHospitalsTheNextGenerationofPhilanthropicLeadersStudyDisseminationPlan

$10,000JohnsonCenter6

MchaelMoody NathanCummingsFoundationTheNextGenerationofPhilanthropicLeaders $20,000JohnsonCenter7

MichaelMoody EugeneandAgnesE.MeyerFoundationTheNextGenerationofPhilanthropicLeadersStudyDisseminationPlan

$20,000JohnsonCenter8

MichaelMoody TheMaxM.andMarjorieS.FisherFoundationSouthernAfricaGrantmakingSchool $114,722JohnsonCenter9

MilesWilson&AllisonLugoKnapp TheW.K.KelloggFoundationMSUGeriatricEducationCenterofMichigan $5,400Public,NonprofitandHealthAdministration,Schoolof10

PriscillaKimboko U.S.DepartmentofHealth&HumanServices/HRSA/MSUSubaward

FY 2013--Awarded $12,870,617MaternalandChildHealth(MCH)LeadershipGrant $38,158SocialWork,Schoolof11

JoanBorst U.S.DepartmentofHealthandHumanServices

CollegeofEducation(COE)ElaineCollins,Dean $327,499TRiOTalentSearchYear2 $327,499TRiOEducationalTalentSearch1

SarahKeranenLopez U.S.DepartmentofEducation

CollegeofHealthProfessions(CHP)RoyOlsson,Jr.,Dean $750sHaPe(SummerHealthActivitiesandProfessionsExploration)Camp2013

$750AlliedHealthSciences1

RanelleBrew&KathyAgee MichiganAssociationforHealth,PhysicalEducation,RecreationandDance(MAHPERD)

CollegeofLiberalArtsandSciences(CLAS)FrederickJ.Antczak,Dean $1,912,667NASAMichiganSpaceGrantGraduateFellowship(JamesSmit)

$5,000AWRI1

AlSteinman NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantGraduateFellowship(MeaganSesselmann)

$5,000AWRI2

JamesMcNair NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofMSustainabilityandWaterResourcesforK12Students $15,000AWRI3

JanetVail AlcoaFoundationMichiganDepartmentofNaturalResourcesUrbanandCommunityForestryProject

$11,974AWRI4

JohnKoches MichiganDepartmentofNaturalResourcesNASAMichiganSpaceGrantUndergraduateFellowship(AlexanderEbenstein)

$2,500AWRI5

JohnKoches NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)CelldeathPathwaysofSymbiodiniumExposedtoTemperatureandBacterialStress

$10,000AWRI6

KevinStrychar CostalPreservationNetwork(CPN)AuSableRiverStudy $3,150AWRI7

MarkLuttenton TroutUnlimited,HeadwatersChapterAuSableRiverStudy $3,150AWRI8

MarkLuttenton TroutUnlimited,MasonGriffithFoundersChapter

FY 2013--Awarded $12,870,617IdentificationofGeneticMarkers $4,000AWRI9

RyanThum TetonCountyWeed&PestControlDistrictIdentificationofGeneticMarkersforSelectAquaticInvasiveSpeciesProject

$3,500AWRI10

RyanThum MissoulaCountyWeedDistrictNSFInnovationCorps(ICorps) $50,000AWRI11

RyanThum NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantGraduateFellowship(NicholeKupisz)

$5,000Biology12

GaryGreer NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)DevelopingaSingleCellSystemtoInvestigateMolecularandPhysiologicalEventsinPlantGravitySensingandResponse

$4,999CellandMolecularBiology(CMB)13

MarkStaves NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantGraduateFellowship(LindseyFlaquer)

$3,500Chemistry14

AndrewKorich NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)NASAMichiganSpaceGrantUndergraduateFellowship(JacquelineBussey)

$3,500Geology15

JohnWeber NationalAeronautics&SpaceAssociation(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)?UniversityofMichigan(UofM)ApplyingSpaceGeodesy(GPS)toBetterUnderstandingSeismicHazardinTrinidadandTobago,andBuildingaGPSDataProcessingCenteratGVSU

$5,000Geology16

JohnWeber NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)SeaLevelChangeandCostalVulnerability $5,000Geology17

PabloLierandiRoman NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)REUSite:GrandValleyStateUniversitySummerUndergraduateResearchPrograminMathematics(3yearaward)

$230,169Math18

WilliamDickinson&JonathanHodge NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)

FY 2013--Awarded $12,870,617FriendsofVia:RecordingProjectOboeWorksbyPetrEben

$1,500Music19

MarlenaVavrikova FriendsofViaAutismEducationCenterSTARTGrant $1,462,000Psychology20

AmyMatthews U.S.DepartmentofEducation/MichiganDepartmentofEducation

GVSURegionalMathandScienceCenter $73,199RegionalMathandScienceCenter21KarenMeyers MichiganDepartmentofEducation

FamilyEngineeringEvent $1,100RegionalMathandScienceCenter22KarenMeyers U.S.DepartmentofDefense(DoD)/Michigan

MathematicsandScienceCenterNetwork(MMSCN)/U.S.ArmyTankAutomotiveResearch,Development,andEngineeringCenter(TAREC)InternationalYearofStatistic2013 $4,426Statistics23

NealRogness&KarenMeyers NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)/MichiganSpaceGrantsConsortium(MSGC)/UniversityofMichigan(UofM)

PadnosCollegeofEngineering&Computing(PCEC)PaulPlotkowski,Dean $147,893WIDER:EAGER:GVSUInventoryofInstructionalPractices $137,893Computing&InformationSystems,Schoolof1

ScottGrissom,ShailyMenon,RobertTalbert&ShannonBiros

NationalScienceFoundation(NSF)

STEPSCamp2013 $10,000PadnosStudentServices&AdvisingCenter2SaraMaas NationalAeronautics&SpaceAdministration(NASA)/

MichiganSpaceGrantConsortium(MSGC)

SeidmanCollegeofBusiness(SCOB)JohnReifel,InterimDean $8,674,860TechnologyTransferOffice,MentorinResidenceProgram $25,000CenterforEntrepreneurship&Innovation1

KevinMcCurren MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)/UniversityofMichigan,TechnologyTransferOffice

CityofGrandRapidsAcceleratorAdministrationServicesAgreement(Admin./Marketing)

$200,000CenterforEntrepreneurship&Innovation2

KevinMcCurren StateofMichigan/CityofGrandRapidsLocalDevelopmentFinanceAuthority(LDFA)CityofGrandRapidsAcceleratorAdministrationServicesAgreement

$518,293CenterforEntrepreneurship&Innovation3

KevinMcKurren MichiganStrategicFund/CityofGrandRapidsLocalDevelopmentFinanceAuthority(LDFA)Farm/AgEntrepreneurshipAcademy:PilotProgram $70,000CenterforEntrepreneurship&Innovation4

KevinMcCurren&PaulHeroman MichiganInitiativeforInnovationandEntrepreneurship(MIIE)

FY 2013--Awarded $12,870,617SmallBusinessJobsAct(SBJA)AdditionalFunding $95,800SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)5

CarolLopucki U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter $3,310,767SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)6

CarolLopucki U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)MEDCServiceCenterAward $200,000SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)7

CarolLopucki MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCenter(MEDC)MEDC:CoreConsultingServices2013 $1,850,000SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)8

CarolLopucki MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)StateTradeandExportPromotion $230,000SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)9

CarolLopucki U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)/MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)MichiganEmergingTechnologiesFund $1,750,000SmallBusiness&TechnologyDevelopmentCenter

(SBTDC)10

CarolLopucki&PhilTepley MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)StateTradeandExportPromotion2013 $375,000VAGTC11

SonjaJohnson U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)/MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)InternationalTrafficandArmsRegulations(ITAR)TrainingSessions

$50,000VAGTC12

SonjaJohnson U.S.SmallBusinessAdministration(SBA)/MichiganEconomicDevelopmentCorporation(MEDC)

StudentAcademicSuccessCenter(SACC)MichaelMessner,Director $312,674TRiOEducationalSupportProgram $312,674TRiOEducationalSupportProgram1

MichaelMessner U.S.DepartmentofEducation

FinanceandAdministrationDivisionJamesD.Bachmeier,VicePresidentIntercollegiateAthletics(IA)TimSelgo,Director $2,000

NCAA:SaveaLifeTour2013 $2,000Athletics1KeriBecker NationalCollegiateAthleticAssociation(NCAA)

MichiganAlternativeandRenewableEnergyCenter(MAREC)ArnBoezaart $29,572SierraClubSupportoftheGVSU/UofMOffshoreWindAssessmentProject

$10,000MAREC1

ArnBoezaart SierraClub

FY 2013--Awarded $12,870,617SolarThermalSystemCostandEfficiencyImprovements'forMichigan'sClimate

$19,572MAREC2

KimWalton MichiganEnergyOffice

UniversityRelationsMatthewE.McLogan,VicePresidentWGVUPublicMediaMichaelWalenta,GeneralManager $1,127,814

CommunityServiceGrantFM $92,180WGVU1BarbaraChristl CorporationforPublicBroadcasting(CPB)

CommunityServiceGrantAM $68,497WGVU2BarbaraChristl CorporationforPublicBroadcasting(CPB)

CommunityServiceGrantTV $947,137WGVU3BarbaraChristl CorporationforPublicBroadcasting

AmericanGraduateEngagementGrants2012 $20,000WGVU4SteveChappell CorporationforPublicBroadcasting

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