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ANNUAL REPORT

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL AND RESEARCH

JUNE 1, 1992

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.Proposals submitted and grants received from May 16, 1991 to May 15, 1992.

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 7

Grants for Academic Projects, by Organizational Unit lland Principal Investigator

Miami University Faculty, Staff, and Students Submitting Proposals 25

Fellowships to Miami Faculty 29

Recipients of Internal Grant Support for Research and Scholarship 30A CommitteeforFacultyResearchPrograms 30B. ResearchChallengeProgram 33C. ShouppAwards 34

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS STAFF

William H. Rauckhorst, Associate Dean for Research and Sponsored Programs(*on leave at the National Science Foundation, 10/1/90 -1/13/92)

John A. Czaja, Associate Director

Carol B. Willeke, AssociateDirector

Mary E. McWilliams, Information Specialist

Martha E. Weber, Administrative Secretary

Rita H. Vonderhaar, Senior Secretary

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OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS

This annual report of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs summarizes efforts to en-courage and assist Miami University faculty and staff in their research, instruction, and publicservice activities during the 1"91-92 year. In its efforts during the year the Office worked closelywith committees such as the Committee on Faculty Research (CFR), the Research ChallengeProgram Committee, and the Miami Univ~rsityResearch Advisory Council (MURAC). In addi-tion to consideration of policy issues affecting creative activity at Miami, each of these committeesprovided recommendations for internal funding supportive of faculty research projects. Awards tofaculty through programs of these three committees in 1991-92are summarized in the Tablebelow.

Program

INTERNAL GRANTS SUPPORTIVE OF FACUL TY RESEARCH

Number of Awards FWlding

Committee for Faculty ResearchSummer Research AppointmentsGrants to Promote Research & ScholarshipGraduate Research AssistantsPage, Reprint, Exhibition, and Perfonnance Costs

Research Challenge ProgramShoupp Awards

Total of All Programs

24171066155

137

$121,92046,00077,15020,000

221,00020,000

$506,070

A principal activity of the Office was assisting facultyin obtaining external funding for theircreative activity. In 1991-92 Miami University received 261 awards totalling $9,071,573 fromexternal sources in support of academic projects initiated by University personnel. This is a recordlevel of external support and represents an increase of 7% over funding received in 1990-91. Thisincrease is part of a sustained growth in external funding received through the Office of Researchand Sponsored Programs over the past decade.

External Grants for Academic ProjectsMiami University

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The 1991-92grants were distributed amongresearch, instructional, and public service projects asfollows:

. Research

. Instructional

. Public Service

$ 3,862,518$ 4,336,837

$872,218

(43%)(48%)(9%)

These data show continued rapid growth in external support of instructional projects (from $3.6million in 1990-91) at Miami, reflecting the University's strengths in this area and the increasingavailability of external funding for such projects.

A variety of sources provided external funding to Miami for academic projects in 1991-92.Support from federal agencies exceeded 5.1 million dollars and comprised the majority (56.7%) ofexternal support, as shown below. State agencies, private foundations, corporations, and otherorganizations such as professional societies also contributed sizable portions to the overall support.

Federal

~ Foundations (5.4%)

~ Professional Societies" and Organizations (5.4%)Other (0.4%)

The list of projects funded during the past year is impressive. Included are 24 awards totalling$2,583,578 from the National Science Foundation (NSF). A major NSF grant of $682,727 wasawarded for Miami's lead role in Project Discovery, the Ohio statewide effort to improve pre-college science and mathematics education. The announcement in 1991of this major StateSystemic Initiative award from NSF to the State of Ohio capped a year of hard work and collabo-ration on the part of many faculty and staff at Miami. Other significant NSF grants were obtainedby faculty for basic research projects, for major equipment acquisitions for teaching and researchlaboratories, and for pre-college teacher enhancementprojects. In addition to support receivedthrough NSF, Miami faculty and staff have continued to provide state and national leadershipthrough science and mathematics education programs funded within the Dwight D. EisenhowerScience and Mathematics Education Program coordinated by the Ohio Board of Regents (OBOR).Five projects were funded by this program during the 1991-92year, bringing to 31 the number ofMiami projects funded through this program since its inception in 1986. A particularly significantaccomplishment in 1991-92 was the receipt of five grants totalling $1,137,107 by MiamiUniversity's Middletown campus (MUM) in support of science education projects. These projectsare of great significance to the community.

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Three additional grants during 1991-92 illustrate the breadth of sponsored projects at MiamiUniversity: $100,000 in funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities in continuedsuppon of a Distinguished Teaching Professorship in the humanities; a grant of $87,243 from theDepartment of Education's Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education in support ofthe English Department's "Writing Portfolio Assessment" project; and a grant of $103,497 fromthe United Parcel Foundation supporting the Minority Professional Leadership Program in theSchools of Applied Science and Business Administration.

Miami's continued success in obtaining external funding for scholarly projects reflects the exten-sive efforts of Miami faculty, staff, and students. During this year, 212 individuals prepared andsubmitted one or more proposals through the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs. Theseproposals, many of which are still pending with potential sponsors, will be the basis for continuingexternal support to Miami during the coming year. We congratulate these individuals, and allthose who helped them, and wish them continued success in their efforts to obtain support forscholarly work.

Staff of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs devoted considerable effort during thispast year to activities that support scholarship and enhance the climate for scholarship. Annualevents such as the "New Faculty Breakfast" and "Proposal Development Workshop" were con-tinued and favorably received by faculty. The Office also has made major strides in the electronicacquisition and dissemination of infonnation on funding opportunities. In addition, RSP staffcontinued to devote much effort during the year to service on the University's Human Subjects,Animal Care, Radiation Control, and Institutional Biosafety regulatory committees. Thesecommittees are important in ensuring the University's compliance with the increasingly complexfederal regulations.

Dr. William H. Rauckhorst, Associate Dean for Research and Sponsored Programs, was on leavewith the National Science Foundation during the first half of the 1991-92 year. The extra efforts ofhis colleagues in the Office during this time are acknowledged and greatly appreciated.

As of July 1, 1992 the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs will become a part ofMiami's new Office for the Advancement of Scholarship and Teaching. This new Office willhave a broad mandate to encourage, initiate, assist, and celebrate faculty scholarship and teaching.The Office has enonnous potential for contributing to the University, and staff of the Office ofResearch and Sponsored Programs look forward to the challenge of helping to initiate the newOffice. The Office for the Advancement of Scholarship and Teaching will place a high priority oninteractions with Miami faculty and staff, and we look forward to working with members of theMiami community in this new capacity during the coming year.



TABLE I

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY CATEGORY

1989 . 1992

1982 - 1990 1990 - 1991 1291 - 1992

Category Projects Amount Projects Amount Projects Amount

1991 . 1992EXTERNAL FUNDING FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS

BY CATEGORY

Instruction(48%) ~ ~ Research (43%)

Public Service (9%)



Research 183 $3,365,630 185 $4,271,338 168 $3,862,518

Instruction 76 3,151,718 64 3,621,511 63 4,336,837

Public Service 18 388,208 12 599,433 30 872,218

Total 277 $6,905,556 261 $8,492,282 261 $9,071,573


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TABLE II

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY FUNDING SOURCE

1991 . 1992

Awards Amount of Awards PercentAgency Received by Funding Source of Total

A. Federal .8Q $5.140.887 56.7%

Agriculture, U.S. Department of 5 $319,409

Defense, U.S. Department of 3 $279,694

Education, U.S. Department of 9 $635,884

Energy, U.S. Department of 6 $92,155

Environmental ProtectionAgency, U.S. 15 $617,350

Health and Human Services,U.S. Department of 6 $208,053

Institute of Museum Services 1 $1,400

Interior, U.S. Department of 3 $92,633

Labor, U.S. Department of 1 $5,850

National Aeronautics andSpace Administration 4 $102,515

National Endowment for the Humanites 2 $163,238

National Science Foundation 24 $2,583,578

Small Business Administration, U.S. 2 $14,100

Smithsonian Institution 1 $2,000

State, U.S. Department of 2 $20,500

Treasury, U.S. Department of 2 $2,528

Ii. m QhiQ $2.301.942 25.4%

Ohio Am Council 2 $14,282

Ohio Board of Regents 11 $1,220,424

Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug 2 $4,500Abuse Services

Ohio Department of Development 5 $259,311

Ohio Department of Education 9 $511,947

Ohio Department of Health 1 $13,000

TABLE II, Continued

AgencyAwards

ReceivedPercentof Total

Amount of Awardsby Funding Source

Ohio Department of Health and WarrenCounty Board of Mental Retardationand Developmental Disabilities

Ohio Department of Highway Safety

Ohio Department of Mental Health

Ohio Department of Transportation

Ohio Educational BroadcastingNetwork Commission

Ohio Environmental Protection Agency

Ohio Humanities Council

Ohio Joint Program in the Artsand Humanities

Ohio Public Works Commission

Ohio State UniversityOhioLINK

C. Corporations

ll.. Foundations

E. Professional Societies and Organizations

H. Other

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

~

2Q.

20

~

$8,000

$10,500

$5,000

$10,460

$19,801

$35,570

$4,858

$3,845

$39,880

$280

$140,284

GRAND TOTAL $9,071,573 100.0%261

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$611.770 6.7%

$488.855 5.4%

$489.393 5.4%

m726 0.4%

TABLE III

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

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GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTS, BY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT

1991 -1992

Awards Amount of Awards byCollege or School Received OrganizationalUnit

Applied Science. School of 34 $137.114Manufacturing Engineering 1 $7,000

+ 1MultipleUnit ($66,667)

Nursing 1 $732+1 Hamilton Campus ($6,809)

Office of the Dean -+ 1MultipleUnit ($103,497)

Paper Science and Engineenng 31 $112,449+ 1MultipleUnit ($66,667)

Systems Analysis 1 $16,933

Arts and Science. College of 128 $3.746.306

Botany 12 $134,098

Chemistry 55 $726,370+ 3 MultipleUnits($185,211)+ 5 MiddletownCampus($1,137,107)

CommunicatIon 3 $188,029

English 4 $129,858

Geography 6 $49,704

Geology 8 $339,987

History 2 $72,238

Mathematics and Statistics 3 $75,893

Microbiology 2 $14,375+ 1 MultipleUnit ($104,000)

Office of the Dean 1 $100,000

Physics 5 $659,646+ 1 MultipleUnit ($116,596)+ 1 HamiltonCampus($10,000)

Political Science 4 $180,663

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Awards Amount of Awards byCollege or School Received Organizational Unit

Psychology 4 $285,080

Sociology and Anthropology 2 $12,500+ 5 MiddletownCampus($38,638)

Zoology 17 $777,865+ 3 MultipleUnits($320,000)

Business Administration. School of .lQ $519.664

Accountancy 2 $12,174

Center for Labor Management Cooperation 1 $141,250

Center for Management Development 3 $95,918

Decision Science 5 $65,494

Economics 3 $59,200

Marketing 2 $145,628

Office of the Dean+ 1MultipleUnit ($103,497)

Education and Allied Professions. School of 22 $1.549.055

Educational Leadership 1 $12,500

Educational Psychology 2 $18,573

Family and Consumer Sciences 3 $122,931

Office of the Dean 5 $319,584

Physical Education, Health and Sport Studies 3 $23,229

Teacher Education 8 $1,052,238+2 Multiple Units ($216,000)

Fine Arts. School of $65.596

Architecture 1 $5,000

Art 1 $1,845

Theatte 2 $58,751

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Awards Amount of Awards byCollege or School Received Organizational Unit

Graduate School and Research 11 $706.549Graduate School and Research 1 $140,284Institute of Environmental Sciences 14 $278,265

+ 1MultipleUnit ($70,065)Office of the Dean 1 $6,000

Scripps Foundation and Gerontology Center 1 $282,000

Hamilton Campus $29.843Chemistry- Hamilton -

+ 1 Multiple Unit ($116,596)

Conferences and Continuing Education- Hamilton 2 $13,034

Nursing- Hamilton 1 $6,809

Physics-Hamilton 1 $10,000+ 1 Multiple Unit ($116,596)

Interdisciplinary Studies. School of 1 $2.000

Interdisciplinary Studies 1 $2,000+ 1 MultipleUnit ($70,065)

Middletown Campus 14 $1.377,845

Chemistry- Middletown 5 $1,137,107+ 3 Multiple Units ($185,211)

Conferences and Continuing Education- Middletown 3 $201,100

Performing Arts Series- Middletown 1 $1,000

Sociology and Anthropology- Middletown 5 $38,638

Multiple Units 2 $745.440

Chemistry- Middletown! Chemistry- Oxford 1 $1,500

Chemistry- Middletown/ Physics- Hamilton/ 1 $116,596Chemistry-Oxford! Physics- Oxford! Chemistry- Hamilton

Chemistry- Oxford! Chemistry- Middletown 1 $67,115


College or SchoolAwardsReceived

1Institute of Environmental Sciences/ School ofInterdisciplinary Studies

Paper Science and Engineering! ManufacturingEngineering

School of Applied Science/ School of BusinessAdministration

Zoology/ Microbiology

Zoology/ Teacher Education

Other Offices

Affmnative Action and Human Resource DevelopmentArt Museum

Conferences and Continuing Education+ 4 Hamilton Campus ($13,034)+ 4 Middletown Campus ($201,100)

Performing Arts Series+ 1MiddletownCampus($1,000)

Student Financial Aid

Student Leadership and Program Development

University Libraries

1

1

1

2

2

4

1

1 $12,283

2

1

1

$28,827

$10,500

$55,397

GRAND TOTAL ill $9.071.573

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

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Amount of Awards byOrganizationalUnit

$70,065

$66,667

$103,497

$104,000

$216,000

12 $192.161

$64,392

$8,258

$12,504

TABLE IV

GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC PROJECTSBY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT AND PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

1991 -1992

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Funding Source

School of Applied Science

Proposal Title Amount

Manufacturing Engineering

. Esposito, Anthony

Nursing. Tenorio, Luth M.

SocietyofManufacturingEngineering EducationFoundation

u.S. DeparunentofHealth and HumanServices

Pauer Science and Engineering

. Department Various IndustrialSources

. Herbet, A. J.

. Springer, Allan M.

Svstems Analysis. Werner,LaurenaA.

B~. Fore, Stephanie A.

Vankat, John L.Hickey, R. James

. Francko, David A.

. Francko, David A.Joo, Gea-Jae

. Francko, David A.Joo, Gea-Jae

. Gorchov, David L.

. Grau, Susan BethWilson, Kenneth G.

NCR Corporation

Kinetic DispersionCorporation

InternationalTechneGroupIncorporated

Society of Manufacturing Engineering Grant Proposal

Scholarships for BSN Disadvantaged Students

Research in the Paper Science Laboratories

Development of a Novel Thermal Delivery System

Mechanical Dispersion to Improve Waste WaterTreatment

Consultant Services of Laurena A. Werner

Colle~e of Arts and Science

Sigma Xi

National ScienceFoundation

Oxbow, Inc.

Grant-in-Aid of Research, additional award

Epilimnetic cAMP: Dynamics and Modulation ofPhotosynthetic Carbon Assimilation, additionalaward

Limnological Characterization of Tristate OxbowLake

Limnological Characterization of Tristate OxbowLake, additional award

U.S. Department of State Data Analysis for the Research Project "SeedDispersal in a Tropical Forest Managed for SustainedYield"

Oxbow, Inc.

Sigma Xi Grant-In-Aid of Research

$7,000

$732

$71,069

$15,000

$26,380

$16,933

$300

$25,000

$5,497

$2,854

$500

$350

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TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Funding Source Proposal Title Amount

. Navaro, Ann M. American Society of The Phylogeny of the Lycopodiaceae $250Hickey, R. James Plant Taxonomists

. Powell, Martha J. National Science Analysis of Ultrastructural Characters in the $56,335Foundation Systematics of Oomycetes

. Randolph, Logan R. Sigma Xi An Ethnobotanical Investigation of Andros Island, $518Eshbaugh, vv. dy Bahamas

. Smith-Huerta, Nancy L. National Science Floral Development of a Homeotic Mutant of Clarkia $17,985Foundation

. Vankat, John L. U.S. Department of Ecological Classification of VVayneNational Forest, $6,916Agriculture- Forest OhioService

. Vankat, John L. U.S. Department of Ecological Classification of VVayneNational Forest, $17,593Agriculture- Forest Ohio, additional awardService

Chemistry

. Cantrell, Joseph S. International Centre for X-Ray Powder Diffraction Data for Organic $3,800Diffraction Compounds, Explosives, Organic Pollutants, Metal

Hydrides and Ceramic Materials

. Cantrell, Joseph S. U.S. Department of Studies of Metal Hydride Systems $18,000Energy

. Cox, James A. U.S. Environmental Preconcentrauon, Detection, and Determination of $72,373Protection Agency N-Nitroso Amines

. Gordon, Gilbert E. Procter & Gamble Modelling of Sodium Chlorite Formulations $30,000

. Gordon, Gilbert E. Procter & Gamble Modelling of Sodium Chlorite Formulations, $10,000additional award

. Jaworski, Jan G. Du Pont Company Agricultural Biotechnology, additional award $5,000

. Jaworski, Jan G. National Science AnalysIs of the Initial Reactions of Plant Fatty Acid $72,000Foundation Synthesis

. Jaworski, Jan G. Procter & Gamble Biochemical Characterization of Condensing $24,800Enzymes Related to Fatty Acid Synthesis in Oilseeds

. Katon, Jack E. Various Industrial Research in the Molecular Microspectroscopy Lab $78,678Sources

. Katon, Jack E. Various Industrial VVorkshopsin the Molecular Microspectroscopy Lab $6,130Sources

. 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 $9,875Foundation Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Plant Development:

REU

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PrincipalInvestigator(s)

. Makaroff, Christopher A.

. Novak, Michael J.

. Pacey, Gilbert E.

. Riechel, Thomas L.

College of Arts and Science

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

Communication

. Bortel, John D.

. Bortel, John D.

. German, Kathleen M.

English. Daiker, Donald A.

Sommers, Jeffrey D.Black, Laurel J.Stygall, Gail

. Fuller, Mary J.Morenberg, MaxZiegler, Janet K.

. Fuller, Mary J.Morenberg, MaxZiegler, Janet K.

. Pierce, Constance

Geography. Klink, John C.

. Klink, John C.

Funding Source

u.S. Department ofAgriculture

American CancerSociety


u.s. Department of theAir Force, Office ofScientific Research

Proposal Title

Regulation of Microsporogenesis in ArabidopsisThaliana

Chemistry of Carcinogens Derived from AromaticAmines and Amides

Summer Undergraduate Research and CounselingProgram in Chemistry

u.S. Air Force University Resident Research Program

National Endowment for A Distinguished Teaching Professorship in thethe Humanities Humanities

Corporation for PublicBroadcasting

Ohio EducationalBroadcasting NetworkCommission

C-SPAN CableTelevision Network

u.S. Department ofEducation - FIPSE

Ohio Board of Regents

U.S. Department ofEducation

Ohio Arts Council

Battelle MemorialInstitute, PacificNorthwest Laboratory

U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency/Environmental Scienceand Engineering, Inc.

1992 Radio Community Service Grant

Subsidy for Operating Costs of WMUB-FM

Development Grant

A Program in Portfolio Writing Assessment

Early English Composition Assessment Program(EECAP)

Ohio Writing Project

Oxford Magazine

Operation of a MAP3S Precipitation ChemistryStation

Operation of a U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyNational Dry Deposition Network Station at MiamiUniversity

Amount

$125,000

$80,000

$40,000

$65,714

$100,000

$167,878

$19,801

$350

$87,243

$30,000

$10,616

$1,999

$7,904

$3,544



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. Klink, John C.

. Klink, John C.

. Renwick, William H.

. Young, Cyrus W.McOmber, Constance F.

Geology

. Bj0rnerud, Marcia

. Bj0rnerud, MarciaCameron, MaryellenBaldwin, A. DwightHughes, John M.

. Cameron, Maryellen

. Hart, William K.

. Mayer, Larry

. Mayer, Larry

. Mayer, Larry

. McWilliams, Robert G.

Ifu1Qry. Kirby,JackT.

. Winkler, Allan M.

Mathematics and Statistics

. Balogh, Zoltan T.Burke, Dennis K.Davis, Sheldon W.

Funding Source

U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency/Environmental Scienceand Engineering, Inc.

U.S. Geological Survey






Institute of HumanOrigins

National Aeronauticsand SpaceAdministration

Ohio Department ofTransportation



Proposal Title

Operation of a U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyNational Dry Deposition Network Station at MiamiUniversity, additional award

Monitoring One Precipitation Collection Station

Symposium on Geomorphic Systems: InternationalParticipants

Generating Information from Scanning Ohio's Maps

Defining Kinematic Stability Fields for Shear-SenseIndicators

Restructuring an Introductory Geology LaboratoryAround Themes of Earth Systems

Transmission Electron Microscopy Characterizationof Uranium Fission -Fragment Damage in NaturalApatite and Zircon

African Student Training Program: ResearchFellowship, additional award

Regional Patterns to Soil Formation, additionalaward

Geologic Investigation of the Mt. Healthy/ Interstate275 Landslide, Hamilton County, Ohio: The Use ofStrain Surveys as a Predictive Tool

Quantitative Geological Survey

Field Geology for Northeastern Ohio Middle SchoolTeachers

National Endowment for American Environmental History: Critical Textsthe Humanities (1992 Summer Seminar for School Teachers)

American Council onEducation


American Council on Education Fellowship Award

Set-theoretic Investigations on Classical Classes ofTopological Spaces

Amount

$2,953

$2,633

$7,670

$25,000

$58,160

$76,898

$50,428

$10,333

$2,376

$10,460

$65,000

$66,332

$63,238

$9,000

$33,900

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. Kullman, David E.

. Stonewater, Jerry K.Termeer, Steven J.Skillings, John H.

Microbiology

. Bhattacharjee, J. K.

. Hooke, Anne M.

P~. Aliabadi, Habibollah

Julian, Glenn M.

. Houk, T. William

. Kelly, Donald C.Priest, Joseph R.Julian, Glenn M.Yarrison-Rice, Jan M.Rice, Perry R.

. Pechan, Michael 1.

. Yarrison-Rice, Jan M.

Political Science

. Abente,Diego

. Russo, Philip A.

. Russo, Philip A.

. Sherman, Frank L.

Psychology. Parker, Donald E.

Funding Source

Scioto County AreaFoundation


Eli Lilly ResearchLaboratories

Morris AnimalFoundation

Sigma Xi



U.S. Department ofEnergy


Proposal Title

Junior Scholars Program

The Darke County Curriculum Project

Pathogenicity of Lysine Auxotrophs of CandidaAlbicans

Phase Two: Studies on the Development of LiveVaccine for the Prevention of Strangles

Grant-In-Aid of Research

Renovation! Repair of Culler Hall ResearchFacilities

MUPEP: Miami University Physics EducationProgram, Introductory Level Sequence

Magnetic Multilayer Interface Anisotropy

Photon Statistics of Beam Fanning and Self-PumpedPhase Conjugation in Photorefractive Materials

National Endowment for Constitutionalism and Democracy: Lessons forDemocracy Paraguay


Ohio Public WorksCommission


National Aeronauticsand SpaceAdministration

Center for Public Management and Regional Affairs,additional award

Planning and Analysis for Implementation of OhioPublic Works Commission Infrastructure BondProgram

Expansion of the FACS Study by Incorporating andUpdating the SHERFACS Dataset from 1945 Through1991

Microgravity Vestibular Investigations

Amount

$11,349

$30,644

$6,000

$8,375

$410

$482,235

$120,029

$39,000

$17,972

$45,000

$79,783

$39,880

$16,000

$28,889




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PrincipalInvestigator(s) Funding Source Proposal Title Amount

. Parker, Donald E. National Aeronautics Preflight Adaptation Training $22,000and SpaceAdministration

. Parker, Donald E. National Aeronautics Research on Space Motion Sickness: Development $49,250and Space and Implementation of Preflight Adaptation TrainingAdministration

. Stasser, Garold L U.S. Office of Naval Information Flow and Decision Making in Teams $184,941Hinkle, Stephen W. Research Under Threat, additional award

Sociology and Anthropology. Marchant, Linda F. LS.B. Leakey Laterality of Limb Function in Wild Chimpanzees, $7,500

Foundation Gombe, Tanzania

. Taylor, Sue A. Ohio Department of Ohio Department of Mental Health Research Fellows $5,000Mental Health Program Fellowship

Zoology

. Barrett, Gary W. National Science LTREB- Mechanisms of Ecosystem Recovery $30,000Taylor, Douglas H. Foundation Following Ten Years of Nutrient Enrichment,

additional award

. Barrett, Gary W. U.S. Environmental Mechanisms of Ecosystem Recovery Following 10 $84,580Taylor, Douglas H. Protection Agency Years of Sewage Waste Disposal, additional award

. Brewer, Susan R. Sigma Xi Grant-In-Aid of Research $488Barrett, Gary W.

. Callahan, Phyllis A. National Institutes of Age-Related Changes in Pituitary Lactotrophs $35,096Health

. Guttman, Sheldon I. U.S. Department of Data Evaluation and Report Preparation of the 1991 $9,076Energy Tree Frog Study, additional award

. Guttman, Sheldon I. U.S. Environmental An Integrated Assessment of the Long Term, Chronic $123,793Taylor, Douglas H. Protection Agency Effects of a Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon on theOris, James T. Fathead Minnow, additional award

. Guttman, Sheldon I. U.S. Environmental An Integrated Assessment of the Long Term, Chronic $113,559Taylor, Douglas H. Protection Agency Effects of a Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon on theOris, James T. Fathead Minnow

. Guttman, Sheldon I. U.S. Environmental Biomarker Assessment: Electrophoretic Analysis of $88,795Protection Agency Population Genetic Structure

. Hagemeier, Douglas D. American Museum of Effects of Nutrient Pulsing on Plankton Community $700Natural History Dynamics and Diversity

. Jewell, Melissa A. Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research $350

Taylor, Douglas H.

. Kaufman, Donald G. Cincinnati Gas & Environmental Education through Action: Equipping $9,250Electric Company a Hands-On Classroom at Miami Whitewater Forest

TABLE IV, Continued


. Kaufman, Donald G.

. Loucks, Orie L.

. Oris, James T.

. Osborne, David R.

. Pavuk, Daniel M.Barrett, Gary W.

. Vanni, Michael J.

Accountancy

. Cumming, John

. Treu, Ramona E.

Funding Source Proposal Title

Leadership in Environmental EducationOhio EnvironmentalProtection Agency

U.S. Department of State Research on the Sustainability of the Virginia CoastBiosphere Reserve

National Institutes ofHealth

U.S. Department ofEnergy

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

Data Evaluation and Report Preparation of the 1991American Robin Study

Influences of Intercropping on ArthropodCommunities in Soybean Agroecosystems

Experimental Isolation of Direct and IndirectMechanisms in Trophic Cascade from Fish toPhytoplankton, additional award

School of Business Administration

U.S. Department ofAgriculture


Ohio Society ofCertified PublicAccountants

Beazer East, Inc.

Center for Labor Management Cooperation

. Conley,RaymondW. OhioDepartmentofDevelopment

Center for Management Development

. Wheeler,BricA. VariousIndustrialSources

Decision Sciences

. Broida, Michael S.





Ohio Department ofDevelopment



U.S. Small BusinessAdministration

U.S. Small BusinessAdministration

Funding for Electronic Subscription Services

Implementing a Project Management System forBeazer

Center for Labor-Management Cooperation

Personnel Training

Management and Operation of a Small BusinessDevelopment Center

Management and Operation of a Small BusinessDevelopment Center, additional award

Management and Operation of a Small BusinessDevelopment Center, additional award

Management Counseling and Technical Assistanceto Small Business Clients

Small Business Institute, additional award

Amount

$35,570

$20,000

$77,165

$12,957

$65,900

$70,586

$3,174

$9,000

$141,250

$95,918

$44,894

$4,000

$2,500

$12,500

$1,600



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TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s ) Funding Source Proposal Title Amount

Economics

. Even, William E.Macpherson, David A.

. Williamson, Samuel H.

. Williamson, Samuel H.

Marketing. Speh, Thomas W.

. Speh, Thomas W.

EducationalLeadership. Cambron-McCabe,Nelda

. Cambron-McCabe, Nelda

EducationalPsycholog:y. Mosley-Howard,Susan

. Mosley-Howard, Susan

U.S. Department ofLabor

National Institute onAging


A Conference on Current Pension Policy Issues

Work and Retirement in the U.S. 1900-1940

Annual Cliometrics Conferences

Warehousing Education Warehousing Research Centerand Research Council

Warehousing Education Warehousing Research Center, additional awardand Research Council

School of Education and Allied Professions

Danforth Foundation

Danforth Foundation

Hamilton CommunityFoundation


Family and Consumer Sciences

. Butler,SaraL. VFCorporation,International Textile andApparel Association,Inc.

Ohio Department ofEducation

. Evans, Cheryl B.

. Evans, Cheryl B.

Office of the Dean

. Kettlewell, Janet S.



Implementation of Restructured Doctoral Programand Development of Problem-Based Principal'sProgram

Implementation of Restructured Doctoral Programand Development of Problem-Based Principal'sProgram, additional award

Booker T. Washington Community Center YouthPrograms

Bessie Coleman Display

Apparel and the Environment: The ConsumerPerspective

Special Services in Vocational Home Economics for1991 - 1992

Special Services in Vocational Home Economics for1991 -1992, additional award

The Agenda for Teacher Education in a DemocracyEducation Commissionof the States

Martha Holden Jennings Simultaneous Renewal of Schools, ProfessionalFoundation Programs for Teachers and Education Personnel, and

Agencies that Serve Youth

$5,850

$3,350

$50,000

$123,806

$21,822

$6,500

$6,000

$16,573

$2,000

$1,000

$117,913

$4,018

$25,000

$25,000



TABLE IV, Continued




Funding Source

Ohio DepartmentofEducation



Physical Education. Health. and Sport Studies

. Claytor,RandalP. AmericanDiabetesCampaigne,Barbara N. Association-Ohio

Affiliate, Inc.


. Fennell, Reginald

. Fennell, Reginald

Teacher Education

. Kahle, Jane Butler

. Kahle, Jane Butler

. Kansky,RobertJ.

. Moore, Richard W.

. Troxel, Verne A.

. Voltmer, Rita K.

. Wesson, James B.

. Wiley, Ronald L.

Architecture. Cline,Ann

An. Karkov, Catherine

Th~. Benson, Rosalyn E.


Ohio Department ofHealth



National ResearchCouncil



National Institutes ofHealth



Graham Foundation

Proposal Title

Teacher Redesign, additional award



Effects of Exercise Training on Cardiovascular,Neuroendocrine and Metabolic Responses toBehavioral Challenge in Insulin-Dependent Diabetics

mv Teacher Training Workshop

Teaching Collegiate AIDS Prevention Programs

Ohio Mathematics/ Science Discovery Project

Ohio Mathematics/ Science Discovery Project

A Project to Establish a Pilot State MathematicsCoalition, additional award

Classroom of the Future

Developing and Conducting a Needs Assessment forthe Portsmouth City and Scioto County Schools

Health Science Partnerships for the Middle/ JuniorHigh School

Miami Talawanda Middle Grade Mathematics

Project

Start-Up of the Southwest Region of ProjectDiscovery

School of Fine Arts

Four Art Installations in The Little Picture Gallery

Ohio Joint Programin Run ocus Stoir: 2000 Yearsof Irish Landscapethe Arts and Humanities


Governor's Institute

Amount

$228,248

$36,500

$4,836

$9,790

$439

$13,000

$682,727

$150,000

$74,945

$35,000

$4,040

$84,901

$20,125

$500

$5,000

$1,845

$49,993

Miami University1991 -1992 Annual Report


TABLE IV, Continued


. Blanning, Howard A.

. Blanning, Howard A.

Funding Source

MiddletownLibrary


Proposal Title

Children's Theatre

1992 Miami University Children's Theatre Tour toScioto County

Graduate School and ResearchGraduate School and Research

. Simutis,LeonardJ. OhioLINKInstitute of Environmental Sciences

. Hand,VincentC. Procter&Gamble

. Willeke, Gene E.

. Willeke, Gene E.

. Willeke, Gene E.

. Willeke, Gene E.

. Willeke, Gene E.Hand, Vincent C.




. Willeke, Gene E.Hand, VincentC.


U.S. Army Corps ofEngineers




OhioLINK: Direction and Management

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

National Water Management During Drought

Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowship Program -PublicService Education Fellowships

Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowship Program -PublicService Education Fellowships (Continuing)

Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowship Program - PublicServiceEducationFellowships(New)

U.S. Environmental Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionProtection Agency, Agency Test and Evaluation Facility: Verification ofInternational Technology Methods to Quantify Vector Attraction ReductionCorporation

U.S. Environmental Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionProtection Agency, Agency Test and Evaluation Facility: Bench-ScaleInternational Technology Treatment of CERCLA Leachates byCorporation Carbon-Assisted Anaerobic Fluidized Beds

U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency,International TechnologyCorporation

U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, PElAssociates



Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: On-SiteBiological Pretreatment (Comparing a GACAnaerobic Fluidized Bed and an Upflow AnaerobicFilter) Followed by POTW Treatment of CERCLALeachates

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: BaseOperations

Research at the U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency Test and Evaluation Facility: White RotFungus Field Test

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: New PackagePlant Drinking Water Treatment Configuration forSmall Systems McColl Superfund Site

Amount

$1,233

$7,525

$140,284

$4,255

$29,039

$48,000

$32,000

$32,000

$4,307

$2,022

$2,022

$108,249

$5,147

$3,095



TABLE IV, Continued





Office of the Dean

. Knock, Gary H.

Funding Source

U.S. EnvironmentalProtectionAgency,PElAssociates

U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, PElAssociates

Proposal Title

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: Construction ofCorrosion Control Equipment, additional award

Research at the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency Test and Evaluation Facility: New PackagePlant Drinking Water Treatment Configuration forSmall Systems McColl Superfund Site

Westinghouse Materials Westinghouse Materials Company of Ohio BasicCompany of Ohio, Inc. Ordering Agreement

NCR Corporation Shoupp Research Initiation Awards

Scripps Foundation and Gerontology Center

. Atchley,RobertC. OhioBoardof Regents Researchin the ScrippsGerontologyCenter

Hamilton CampusConferences and Continuing Education- Hamilton

. House,KarenS. VariousIndustrialSources

~ursing- Hamilton

. Tenorio, Luth M.

hysics- Hamilton

. Taylor, Beverley AP.

erdisciplinaryStudiesMetcalf, Eugene W.

\mistry- Middletown

Sarquis, Arlyne M.

Sarquis, Arlyne M.

iarquis, Arlyne M.

arquis, Arlyne M.

uquis, Arlyne M.

U.S. Department ofHealth and HumanServices

Personnel Training

Scholarships for ADN Disadvantaged Students

Martha Holden Jennings Supplemental Participant Support for TeachingFoundation Science with TOYS Workshop

School of Interdisci)Jlinary Studies

Smithsonian Institution A Cultural History of American Folk Art Collecting

Middletown Campus

Journal of ChemicalEducation





Editorship of the Journal of Chemical Education,additional award

Chemistry Supplements for Pre-High School Classes,additional award

Terrific Science Programs

Science is Fun V

Partners for Terrific Science

A

s

$~

$6,

$282,1

$13,0

$6,8C

$10,OOC

$2,000

$55,000

$27,146

$649,276

$65,685

$340,000

Jniversity,992 Annual Report

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TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Proposal Title AmountFunding Source

Conferences and Continuing Education- Middletown

. Huffman,BettyJ. GMHarrison/IEU,Local TheWorldAutoIndustry:TheU.S.Competes801

. Huffman, Betty J. GM Harrison/IEU, Local The World Auto Industry: The U.S. Competes,801 additional award

. Huffman, Betty J.

. Huffman, Betty J.

PersonnelTraining

ComputerFamilarizationClass

Graphel, Inc.

Mid Fed

Performing Arts Series- Middletown. Nimtz,RoderickE. CincinnatiFineArts

Fund, Projects Pool

Sociology and Anthrqpology- Middletown

. Lynch,JeanM. GreaterMiddletownSeufert,RobertL. YMCA

Grant in Support of Commissioned Work to CelebrateSeries 25th Anniversary

YMCA Evaluation and Long-Range Planning Study

. Seufert, Robert L. Patient Satisfaction with Hospital Care

. Seufert, Robert L.

Middletown RegionalHospital

Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention: Evaluation ofAlcohol and Drug Abuse the Teen Institute -- Phase OneServices

. Seufert, Robert L. Ohio Departmentof Alcoholand Drug AbusePrevention:EvaluationofAlcoholand Drug Abuse the Teen Institute--Phase One, additional awardServices

. Seufert,Robert L. Ohio Department ofHealth

Warren County Early Intervention Needs Assessment

Multiple UnitsChemistry- Middletown/ Chemistry- Oxford

. Sarquis,ArlyneM. AmericanChemicalSarquis, Jerry L. Society

Chemistry- Middletown/ Physics- Hamilton/ Chemistrv- Oxford/ Physics- Hamilton/ Physics- Oxford!Chemistrv- Hamilton

. Sarquis, Arlyne M.Portman, Dwight J.Sarquis, Jerry L.Taylor, Beverley A.P.Poth, James E.Williams, John P.

Chemistry- Oxford/ Chemistry- Middletown

. Sarquis,JerryL. NationalScienceSarquis,ArlyneM. Foundation

Terrific Science Programs


Teaching Science With Toys

Institute for Chemical Education Field Center,additional award

$190,385

$5,115

$2,300

$3,300

$1,000

$1,138

$25,000

$3,000

$1,500

$8,000

$1,500

$116,596

$67,115




TABLE IV, Continued

PrincipalInvestigator( s) Proposal Title AmountFunding Source

Institute of Environmental Sciences! Interdisciplinary Studies. School of

. Hand, VincentC. Hewlett-Packard Gas Chromatograph-MassSelectiveDetector forCummins,R. Hays Company InterdisciplinaryTeachingand Research inGreen, William J. EnvironmentalSciences

Paper Scienceand Engineering!ManufacturingEngineering. Scott, William E. Ohio Departmentof Supportfor an OhioTechnologyTransfer

Esposito,Anthony Development Organization(OTTO)Agent

School of AppliedScience!Schoolof BusinessAdministratione Hart, RobertL. United Parcel Service MinorityProfessionalLeadershipProgram, additional

Foundation award

Zoology! Microbiology

. Lee, Richard E.Lee, Marcia R.

Zoology! Teacher Education. Kaufman, Donald G.

Jones, Edward E.Voltmer, Rita K.Perry, Bruce E.

. Kaufman,DonaldG.Jones,EdwardE.

U.S. Department ofAgriculture

Regulation of Insect Cold-Hardiness Using IceNucleating Active Bacteria


Excellence in Elementary Science: A Project for theCincinnati Public Schools System

Bringing Hands-On Science from the Museum to theClassroom: A Project for the Cincinnati PublicSchool System, the Center of Science and Industry,and Miami University

Other OfficesAffirmative Action and Human Resource DevelQpment

. Crosset-Hoffmeier, B. E. U.S. Department ofEducation


Upward Bound, additional award

. Hunter, Gary L. Ohio Department ofEducation

Access to Success Program

Art Museum

. KeIrn, Bonnie G. Instituteof MuseumServices

Institute of Museum Services MAP MuseumAssessment Program

Traditions, Transitions, and Transformations. KeIrn, Bonnie G. Ohio HumanitiesCouncil

Ohio HumanitiesCouncil

Traditions, Transitions, & Transformations: NativeAmerican Perspectives, 1992 and Beyond

. KeIrn, Bonnie G.

Ohio Joint Programin Traditions,Transitionsand Transformations:Issues ofthe Arts and Humanities Cultureand Identity, 1992and Beyond

Conferencesand ContinuingEducation. Pollicita,JamesR. OhioBankers

Association

. KeIrn, Bonnie G.

Workshops

$70,065

$66,667

$103,497

$104,000

$202,880

$13,120

$29,392

$35,000

$1,400

$510

$4,348

$2,000

$12,504



TABLE IV, Continued

Funding Source APrincipalInvestigator(s)

Performin~ Arts Series. Fritz, Donald W. Ohio Arts Council

Student Financial Aid

. Siegel, Gilbert H. U.S. Deparunent ofEducation


Student Leadership and Program Development

. Vaughn,SusanR. OhioDeparunentofHighway Safety

. Smithson, Marian G.

JniversityLibraries. Sessions,Judith A. U.S. Deparunent of

Education- REA Titlell-e

Proposal Title

Miami University 1991-92 Performing Arts Series

National Science Scholars Program

Student Assistance Funds

Ohio College/ University Designated Driver Program

Bibliographic Control & Preservation of the A.W.Kuchler Vegetation Map Collection -2nd Year

$:

$

$2'

$10

$55,

1iversity192Annual Report


TABLE V

MIAMI UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTSSUBMITTING PROPOSALS

1991 . 1992

From June 1991 through May 1992, a total of212 Miami Universityfaculty, staff, andstudents prepared and submitted ~proposals to outside organizationsfor funding ofacademic projects. Their affiliations and last names are listed below. Numbers inparentheses indicate the number ofproposals, ifmore than one,for which an individualwas listed as (one of) the Principallnvestigator(s).

Applied Science. School of

Manufacturing Engineering Esposito (2), Ettouney

Nursing Tenorio

Office of the Dean Duritsch, Haddad (2)

Paper Science and Engineering Herbet, Scott, Springer, Department (29)

Systems Analysis Sanders

Arts and Science. Colle~e of

Office of the Dean Forshey

Botany Barnum, Cowden, Eshbaugh (3), Francko (4),Gorchov (3), Grau, Hickey (2), Huerta (3), Joo (2)Navaro, Randolph, Smith-Huerta, Vincent,Wilson, K.

Chemistry Cantrell, Cassady (8), Cox J. (2), Danielson (3),Gordon (2), Hagerman, Jaworski (4), Katon (38),Makaroff (4), Novak (2), Pacey (3), Sebastian

Communication Bortel, German, Hutchinson (4), Vogel

English Anderson, Daiker, Fuller, M. (3), Lacey, Morenberg(3), Pierce, Rosenberg, Ziegler (3)

Klink (2), McOmber, Renwick, Smith, YoungGeography

Geology Bj~merud, Boardman, Crowley, Grant, Hart (4),Hughes (2), Mayer (4), McWilliams (2)

German, Russian, andEast Asian Languages

Sanders



TABLE V, Continued

History Kirby, Winkler

Mathematics and Statistics Bailer, Buchanan, Dowling, Kullman, Schuurman,Skillings (3), Smith, R., Stonewater (2), Termeer

Microbiology Bhattacharjee, Carlin (3), Morris-Hooke,Schmidt (3), Stevenson

Philosophy Pappu

Physics Aliabadi, Julian (2), Marcum, Pechan, Priest,Scholten, Yarrison-Rice

Political Science Abente, Arnold, Russo

Psychology Berry, Best, Dainoff, Hinkle, Mark, Parker, Shore,Stasser (2), Stiles

Sociology and Anthropology

Zoology

Lodwick, Marchant (2), Taylor

Barrett (3), Brewer, Callahan, Chabot (3), Costanzo,Fore (4), Guttman (9), Hagemeier (2), Isaacson,Jewell, Kaufman (6), Lee R. (3), Loucks (4), Oris (2),Osborne (2), Peles (2), Taylor (3), Vanni (4)

School of Business Administration

Accountancy Cumming, Treu

Center for Labor ManagementCooperation

Conley (3)

Center for ManagementDevelopment

Decision Sciences

Wheeler (3)

Broida (3)

Economics Erekson, Seiver, Williamson (2)

Management Luzadis (3), Wesolowski

Marketing Gifford, Speh

Office of the Dean Douglas (2)

Miami University

1991-1992Annual Report


TABLE V, Continued

School of Education and Allied Professions

Educational Leadership Cambron-McCabe, Carlson (2)

Educational Psychology Bergen (3), Ganschow, Mosley-Howard (3)

Family and Consumer Sciences Butler, Evans, Flannery

Office of the Dean Flora, Kettlewell (5)

Physical Education, Health,and Sport Studies Alessio (4), Berg (2), Claytor (2), Fennell,

Freysinger, Horn

Teacher Education Berger (2), Dales, Dowhower, Johnson 1.,Jones E. (2), Kahle (2), Moore, Perry, Troxel (3),Vanterpool, Voltmer, Wesson (2), Wiley

School of Fine Arts

Architecture Brown, Cline, Garcia

Art Dietrich, Karkov

Music Stanley

Blanning (4)Theatre

Graduate School and Research

Institute of Environmental Sciences Hand (10), Willeke (10)

Office of the Dean Knock

Scripps Foundation andGerontology Center

Applebaum, McGrew, Mehdizadeh (3),Ritchey

Hamilton Campus

Conferences and ContinuingEducation House (2)

Economics Li

Nursing Tenorio

Physics Taylor, B.


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TABLE V, Continued

Placement ()ffice Cassady (2)

Systems Analysis Werner

Teacher Education Roychoudhury

SchQolDfJnterdisciplinary Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies Cummins (3), Green (2), Metcalf, Myers (2),Newell (2), Schilling (2), Twotrees

Middletown Campus

Chemistry Sarquis (4)

Conferences and ContinuingEducation Huffman (3)

English Coakley

Mathematics and Statistics Dieffenbach (2), Mulligan (2)

Performing Arts Series Nimtz

Placement ()ffice Ernsting (2)

Sociology andAnthropology Lynch, Seufen (3)

Systems Analysis Thibeault

Other Offices

Affmnative Action and HumanResource Development Crosset-Hoffmeier, Hunter

Art Museum KeIrn (6)

Conferences and ContinuingEducation

Pollicita

Performing Arts Series Fritz (2)

Student Financial Aid Siegel, Smithson

Student Leadership and ProgramDevelopment

Goettsch, Vaughn

University Libraries


Kimmel, Murray, Sessions (2)-28- Office of RE

and Sponsored Pr

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TABLE VI

FELLOWSHIPS TO MIAMI FACULTV

1991 - 1992

The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs has been informed of the following fellowships awarded directly to individualfaculty during the 1991-92 fiscal year. These awards are not included in earlier totals of grants to the University.



Faculty Department Funding Source Proposal Title Amount

. Cayton, Mary K. History National Endowment Print In the American Democracy: $3,750for the Humanities Nineteenth-Century Cincinnati as a

Case Study - Summer Stipend

. Coakley, Jean A. English National Endowment The Literary Historian as Detective $4,000for the Humanities -Summer Seminar for College

Teachers

. Ewing, Susan R. Art Ohio Arts Council Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist $9,245Fellowship

. Gracie, William J. English National Endowment Tower after Tower, Spire Beyond $3,000for the Humanities Spire: A Study of Victorian

Architecture

. Lingle, Christopher Economics EA. Hayek Fund Travel Grant to Third International $250Congress of Political Economists,Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

. Powell, J. Kerry English National Endowment Women and Victorian Theatre - $3,750for the Humanities Summer Stipend

. Wilkins, Constance Spanish and Portuguese Program for Cultural Texts by Spanish Women in the $1,500Cooperation Medieval Period

TABLE VII

RECIPIENTS OF INTERNAL GRANT SUPPORT FOR

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP1991-92

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Department Project Title

Summer Research Appointments

A. COMMITTEE FOR FACULTY RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Paul V. Anderson English

Clyde Brown Political Science

Antonio V. Ligeralde Economics

Mark E. McBride Economics

Susan Morgan English

Development of an Ethical Rhetoric for BusinessCommunication

Majority-Minority Congressional Districts in the1990 Redistricting Cycle and the Development ofMinority Congressional Representation

Cultural Ecologies

Human Processes Underlying Effective Total-Quality(TQ) Management System

Development of Luminescence Detection Methods forCapillary Electrophoresis

Migrant Settlement Patterns in the 1980s

Public Utility Equity Issues. Regulatory Climate. andFree Cash Flow

Degradation of Condensed Tannins Under MildConditions

Witness to Epic: The Alliterative Morte Arthure andPreliterate Culture

Balance Sheet Composition and the Relation BetweenStock Returns and Short Term Interest Rates

Posunodern Education: Taking the HumanitiesSeriously

Practical Suggestions for the Conceptual Contingency-Growth Model for Managing and ControllingInformation Systems Growth in An Organization

A Modified White Test for Heteroskedasticity

Market Power and Entry: Evidence from the AirlineIndustry

Victorian Women's Travel Writings About SoutheastAsia



Verena A. Conley French & Italian

David A. Cowan Management

Neil D. Danielson Chemistry

James A. Dunlevy Economics

Raymond F. Gorman Finance

Ann E. Hagerman Chemistry

Britton J. Harwood English

James B. Kehr Finance

James S. Kelly Philosophy

Sooun Lee Decision Sciences

TABLE Vll, continued

PrincipalInvestigator(s) Deparunent Project Title

Laura Neack Political Science Examining the Potential for Conflict in the New WorldOrder

Jane P. Petschek Zoology Molecular Genetic Analysis of the Sans-Fille Gene inDrosophila Melanogaster

Theoretical Studies of Molecular Torsional Energies

Color or Race: Image and Self-Identity

A Sequence of Dramatic Monologues

The Effect of Industrial Relations on Hospitals'Organizational Effectiveness

Characterization of the Artemia rRNA GeneTranscription Termination Site

Topography and Poetics: The Intersection of theCumaean Landscape and the Vergilian Text

CEO Compensation, Stockholder Wealth, and theIndependence of Compensation Committees

Grants to Promote Research and Scholarship

A. John Bailer Mathematics andStatistics

A Simulation Study of Aquatic Toxicity StatisticsPotency Estimators

Stephen D. Berry Psychology

Clyde Brown Political Science

Hippocampal Lesions and Septal Neurobiology Duringan Appetitive Working Memory Task

Majority-Minority Congressional Districts in the 1990Redistricting Cycle and the Development of MinorityCongressional Representation

Development of Luminescence DetectionMethods for Capillary Electrophoresis

Theodore Roosevelt Ascends to the Bulliest of Pulpits


Palestine in Transition, 1799-1948; A Political andCultural History

Mossbauer Studies of Antiferromagnetism inPerovskites

Molecular Genetic Analysis of the Sans-Fille Gene inDrosophila Melanogaster

Jerome H. Rosenberg English A Biography of Canadian Writer Margaret Atwood



Alice Chung Phillips Chemistry

Ellen J. Price Art

James A. Reiss English

Joshua L. Schwartz Management

Jack C. Vaughn Zoology

Robert M. Wilhelm Classic

Jeffrey G. Wyatt Finance

Neil D. Danielson Chemistry

Robert V. Friedenberg Communication

Ann E. Hagerman Chemistry

Thomas A. ldinopulos Religion

Glenn M. Julian Physics

Jane P. Petschek Zoology



Sergio L. Sanabria Architecture A Study of the Work of Rodrigo Gil De Hontanon,Architect of the Spanish Golden Age: Practice andTheory in an Age of Transition

Douglas H. Shumavon Political Science Intergovernmental Service Agreements in UniversityCities

Miami University Wind Ensemble Recording Project:American Music for Wind Ensemble

Interviews with Czech Musicians and Planning ofExchanges

Processing of Stereotypic and Counter-StereotypicInformation

The Critical Reception of Georg Kaiser (monograph)

Sequence Diversity of ITS! as a Measure of GeneticDiversity

William P. Berg

Graduate Research Assistants

Doris Bergen

Stephen D. Berry

Howard A. Blanning

Neil D. Danielson

Francis E. Dolan

Ann E. Hagerman

Jane P. Petschek

Alice Chung Phillips

Sergio L. Sanabria

Physical Education,Health, and SportStudies

Falls in the Elderly: Risk Factor Identification andIntervention Effectiveness

Educational Psychology Symbolic Play of At-Risk and Handicapped Toddlers

Psychology Hippocampal Lesions and Septal Neurobiology Duringan Appetitive Working Memory Task

Request for Support for RGBTheatre

Chemistry Development of Luminescence Detection Methods forCapillary Electrophoresis

English

Chemistry

Historical/Feminist Criticism


Zoology Molecular Genetic Analysis of the Sans-Fille Gene inDrosophila Melanogaster

Chemistry Theoretical Studies of Molecular Torsional Energies

Architecture A Study of the Work of Rodrigo Gil De Hontanon,Architect of the Spanish Golden Age: Practice andTheory in an Age of Transition



Gary A. Speck Music

Jerome Stanley Music

Raymond M. White Psychology

Audrone B. Willeke GREAL

Kenneth G. Wilson Botany


PrincipalInvestigator(s) Project TitleDepartment

New Investigators

B. RESEARCH CHALLENGE PROGRAM

Joseph M. Carlin

Benjamin W. Gung

Alfredo J. Huerta

Lori G. Isaacson

Jane P. Petschek

Thomas M. Schmidt

Jan M. Yarrison-Rice

Experienced Investigators

Microbiology Mechanism of Interferon Potentiation

Chemistry Substituents Effect on the Conformational Equilibriumof Chiral Alkenes

Botany Physiology of Drought Resistance in Sorghum

Zoology Examination of the Hyperinnervation of Cerebral BloodVessels in the Genetically Hypertensive Rat

Zoology Molecular Analysis of Messenger RNA Transcriptswithin the 4F Chromosomal Region of DrosophilaMelanogaster

Microbiology The Detection of Human Pathogens in theEnvironments

Physics Measuring the Photon Statistics of Beam Fanning andSelf-Pumped Phase Conjugation of Photorefraction

HelaineM. Alessio/ Physical Education, Exercise,Agingand HearingLossKathleenM. Hutchinson Health, and Sport Studies/

Communication

Susan R. Barnum

Phyllis Callahan

Neil D. Danielson

Richard E. Lee

David G. Pennock

Martha J. Powell

Michael J. Vanni

Botany

Zoology

Acquired Thermotolerance in Cyanobacteria

Age Related Changes in Anterior Pituitary Lactotrophs

Indirect Detection Methods for CapillaryElectrophoresis

Chemistry

Zoology New Directions in the Development of an OrganCryopreservation Model

Biochemical Analyses of a Mutant thermophilaLacking Outer Dynein Arms

Zoology

Botany Subcellular Control of Fungal Zoospore Motility inAquatic Habitats

Zoology Regulation of Lake Communities Along Gradients ofEnvironmental Stress





C. SHOUPP AWARDS

Donald C. Cox Microbiology Use of the Reovirus Attachment Polypeptide as aTumor Therapeutic Agent

Computer Networks and Education

Instrumentation for Building Energy Research

Maintaining Ohio Soybean Production Under UV-BLevels Predicted from Ozone Layer Depletion

Chemical Modification of Poly(chlorotrifluoroethylene)



Robert R. Johnson English

Scott A. Johnston Architecture

Jerry W. McClure Botany

Richard T. Taylor Chemistry

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