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Faculty-Student Collaborative Research Mini-Grants
Recipients Spring and Summer 2013
Faculty
Member
Students
Department
Project Title
Dr. Sharada
Buddha
Magdalena Siodlak,
Jessica Munoz, & Ebony
White
Department of
Chemistry
Exploration of Chemical
Components in Medicinal Plants
Dr. Kate
Carey
Lisa Eglar
Department of
Sociology,
Anthropology, &
Criminal Justice
The Lived Experiences of the Oldest
Old Mercy Sisters: The Road to
Well-being and Life-long Learning
Dr. Liane
CochranStafira
Robert Lindgren &
Malcolm Lee
Department of
Biological Sciences
Dr. Joseph
Dertien
Samir Taiym & Anthony
Serpico
Department of
Biological Sciences
Dr. Christina
Gawlik
Barbara Moreno
Department of
Mathematics
Developing Middle and High School
Teacher Resource Book using DeciBlocks
David Parker
Graham School of
Management,
Accounting
Department
Research into the nexus between
the incidence of employee theft /
occupational fraud in American
small business and small business
failure
Department of
Biological Sciences
Continued Studies on the
Neuroendocrine and
Environmental Regulation of
Reproductive Behaviors in the RedSided Garter Snake
Department of
Psychology
Emotional Intelligence and
Adaptive Coping
Dr. William
Kresse
Dr. Randolph
Krohmer
Dr. Sara
Moeller
Natacha Fahey, Leanne
Fischler, Barbara Klima,
Nishil Patel, Stephanie
Schmeski, Brian
Studnicka, Evelina
Vasiliauskas
Lindsey Bugno, Gina
Williams, Lisabeth
Espinoza, Catherine
Nicpon, Skyla Wright,
Santina Branch
Genetic Diversity of a Habrotrocha
rosa Metapopulation across
Multiple Spatial and Temporal
Scales
Showcasing Science: Bringing
Botany into the Classroom
Dr. Ricardo
Monzon
Brennan Weaver, Mary
Grady
Department of
Biological Sciences
Modulation of the Matricellular
Protein Cyr61/CCN1 by the
Polyphenolic Compound
Resveratrol
Dr. Tatiana
Tatum Parker
Ayla Morriss, Amanda
Daubert, Malcolm Lee,
Victoria Mastej, Hien
Nguyen
Department of
Biological Sciences
Optimization of 2-Dimensional Gel
Eletrophoresis for Identification of
Environmental Stressors
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