2002-2003 - College of William and Mary

The College of William & Mary
2002-2003 Annual Report of Sponsored Programs
Prepared by the Office of Grants and Research Administration
TABLE OF CONTENTS
(click on the boxes below to go to that section of the document)
Funding Statistic Graphs and Charts
• Proposals, Awards, and Dollars Awarded, FY 1993-2002 (graph)
• Sponsored Programs Expenditures, FY 1993-2002 (graph)
• Sponsored Programs Expenditures, FY 1993-2002 (table w/ detail)
• Sponsored Programs Expenditures, FY 2002 (graph)
• Sponsored Programs Expenditures, FY 2002 (table w/ detail)
• Sponsored Programs Funding Sources, FY 2002 (graph)
External Grants and Contracts
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
School of Business Administration
School of Education
Marshall-Wythe School of Law
School of Marine Science (School of Marine Science via VIMS)
Other
Internal Grants
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
School of Business Administration
School of Education
Marshall-Wythe School of Law
School of Marine Science
If any corrections are required, please contact Mike Ludwick
Posted 2/3/2004

Proposals, Awards, and Dollars Awarded
FY 1994-2003*
$50,000,000
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
$0
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
Main Campus Award$** SMS/VIMS Award$ Total Proposals Total Awards
* The number of proposals and awards from 1994 to 1999 includes new proposals/awards and increments on past awards. From 2000 forward the
number of proposals and awards only reflects new and competing proposals and awards. Award dollar amounts include new awards and increments
on past awards.
**Main Campus includes the Faculty of Arts & Sciences; Schools of Business, Education and Law; Student Affairs and Aid. SMS/VIMS stands for
the School of Marine Science/Virginia Institute of Marine Science.

$40,000,000
$35,000,000
$30,000,000
$25,000,000
Sponsored Programs Expenditures
FY 1994-2003
$20,000,000
$15,000,000
$10,000,000
$5,000,000
$0
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Main Campus
SMS/VIMS

Sponsored Programs Expenditures
FY1994 - FY2003
FY1994 FY1995 FY1996 FY1997 FY1998 FY1999 FY2000 FY2001 FY2002 FY2003
Main Campus
Federal Government Funds
Faculty Projects $ 5,907,091 $ 6,460,170 $ 7,645,293 $ 5,887,158 $ 5,808,753 $ 5,814,602 $ 7,683,500 $ 9,443,546 $11,917,275 $12,898,978
Student Aid 987,900 1,075,560 1,154,776 1,148,038 1,678,615 1,502,860 1,339,794 1,640,167 1,706,934 1,739,932
State and Local Government Funds 2,074,190 1,820,769 1,678,938 1,497,975 2,014,092 1,825,041 1,841,540 2,135,761 2,793,575 2,448,585
Private Funds 1,159,374 949,320 823,952 1,038,996 1,139,691 1,878,415 2,631,858 2,704,848 2,407,940 3,135,233
Main Campus Subtotal $10,128,555 $10,305,819 $11,302,959 $ 9,572,167 $10,641,151 $11,020,918 $13,496,692 $15,924,322 $18,825,724 $20,222,728
School of Marine Science/
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
(SMS/VIMS)
Federal Government Funds $ 5,814,118 $ 6,575,092 $ 7,156,491 $ 6,234,930 $ 6,644,119 $ 7,633,053 $ 7,727,635 $ 9,058,302 $ 9,453,387 $13,274,688
State and Local Government and
Private Funds
1,089,640 1,263,642 1,502,142 1,429,600 1,590,867 2,394,801 2,237,238 2,434,568 2,644,843 2,617,509
SMS/VIMS Subtotal $ 6,903,758 $ 7,838,734 $ 8,658,633 $ 7,664,530 $ 8,234,986 $10,027,854 9,964,873 $11,492,870 $12,098,230 $15,865,197
Total Expenditures $17,032,313 $18,144,553 $19,961,592 $ 17,236,697 $18,876,137 $21,048,772 $23,461,565 $27,417,192 $30,923,954 $36,087,925

Sponsored Programs Expenditures FY2003
by Major Areas
Student Affairs and
Aid 4.8%
Other 1.2%
SMS/VIMS
44.0%
School of Education
14.2%
Faculty of
Arts & Sciences
35.8%
Applied Science
11.0%
Physics 8.5%
Biology 4.9%
Computer Science
2.8%
Other A&S, Other
Social Sciences, and
Humanities 2.5%
Anthropology 1.9%
Chemistry 1.6%
Psychology 0.9%
Geology 0.9%
Other Sciences 0.8%

Sponsored Programs Expenditures FY2003
(by total dollars in major areas)
Main Campus $20,222,728
Faculty of Arts & Sciences $12,914,769
Applied Science $3,979,970
Physics $3,066,253
Biology $1,768,321
Computer Science $994,144
Other A&S, Social Sciences, $942,802
and Humanities
Anthropology $682,953
Chemistry $586,520
Psychology $330,878
Geology $320,673
Other Sciences $242,255
School of Education $5,126,455
Student Affairs and Aid $1,739,932
Other $441,572
School of Marine Science/VIMS $15,865,197
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $36,087,925

Sponsored Programs Expenditures FY2003
by Funding Source
Commerce 17.8%
State & Local Gov't
10.4%
Private
12.4%
Federal
77.3%
NSF 17.1%
Education 15.2%
Defense 10.1%
EPA 5.2%
Interior 3.8%
Energy 3.1%
HHS 2.2%
NASA 2.1%
Other 0.7%

Facilities and Administrative (F&A) Cost
Redistribution Profile FY2003*
Faculty Research
Support Funds
35.0%
$780,890
Grants Office
Operations
17.5%
$390,444
W&M Education &
General Budget
30.0%
$669,333
Departments,
Schools, and
Centers
17.5%
$390,444
Total F&A Recoveries: $ 2,231,111
* F&A Costs, formerly known as “indirect” costs or “overhead”. Figures are for Main Campus only;
SMS/VIMS is not included. Total does not equal sum of each area due to rounding.

EXTERNAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
Awarded July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES TOTAL: $17,811,752
American Studies
Huyck, Heather, “Researching and Interpreting American History through The College of William & Mary,” U.S.
National Park Service, $50,000
Knight, Arthur, “Black Star: Fame, Celebrity, and the History of African American Performance,” Rockefeller Fellowship
in the Black Performing Arts from The Stanford Humanities Center, $35,000
&$85,000
Anthropology
Blakey, Michael L., “New York African Burial Project,” Howard University, $84,644
Hamada, Tomoko, “The Hopewell Project,” City of Hopewell, $10,000
Moretti-Langholtz, Danielle, “The Oral History Project,” Virginia Council on Indians, $5,000
Moretti-Langholtz, Danielle, “Werowocomoco Website Development,” Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and
Public Policy, $2,500
Moretti-Langholtz, Danielle, “The Impact of the Eugenics Movement on Virginia,” Virginia Foundation for Humanities
and Public Policy, $6,000
Voigt, Mary M., Visiting Fellowship at Melbourne, Australia, $2,720
Center for Archaeological Research
Blanton, Dennis, Various Projects, Virginia Department of Transportation, $42,975
Blanton, Dennis B., “NWSY Prehistoric Site,” Naval Facilities Engineering Command, $96,390
Blanton, Dennis B., “NWSY 5 Site,” Naval Facilities Engineering Command, $89,964
Blanton, Dennis B., “ Thomas-Sawyer Site,” Virginia Department of Historic Resources, $456
Blanton, Dennis B., “Bowman Farm South Yard,” American Frontier Culture Foundation, $10,659
Blanton, Dennis B., “Tidewater Drive Cemetery,” Wesley Wright, Jr., $5,500
Blanton, Dennis B., “Hopewell Lots I and II,” City of Hopewell, $29,967
Blanton, Dennis B., “Bonham/Buzzard Report 2003-1,” Virginia Department of Historic Resources, $3,233
Blanton, Dennis B., “Magnolia Site III,” Virginia Department of Historic Resources, $11,984
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Blanton, Dennis B., “NAS Oceana Annex SAR/I/ARY/VB/TAMS,” TAMS, Consultants, Inc., $26,459
Blanton, Dennis B., “ Washington Homes,” Washington Homes, Inc., $13,887
Jones, Joe B., Various Projects, Virginia Department of Transportation, $409,568
Jones, Joe B., “Fort Colvin Site/II/ARY/FK592/DHR,” Virginia Department of Historic Resources, $14,710
Jones, Joe B., “NAS Oceana Security Improve/I/ARY/BV/Bamforth,” C. Allan Bamforth, Jr., $20,511
Jones, Joe B., “Route 199 Expanded,” Jamestown 2007 Corridor Constructors, LLC, $2,113
Jones, Joe B., “Site Form Data Entry,” Virginia Department of Historic Resources, $10,072
Jones, Joe B., “Sewerage Improv-City of Pamplin,” Berkley-Howell & Associates, P.C., $9,831
Jones, Joe B., “Water Slide Ruins,” HDR Engineering, Inc., $4,351
Jones, Joe B., “Route 28 Improv-Sully Access Road,” Dewberry and Davis, LLC, $11,001
Jones, Joe B., “Charles City County Landfill,” Joyce Engineering, Inc., $2,627
Jones, Joe B., “Route 607,” Dewberry & Davis, LLC., $17,154
Jones, Joe B., “Route 629,” Virginia Department of Transportation, $12,104
Pullins, Stevan C., “Route 58, Pennington Gap Bypass, Lee County,” Virginia Department of Transportation, $3,152
Pullins, Stevan C., “Route 724 Improvement, Pittsylvania County,” Virginia Department of Transportation, $20,392
Pullins, Stevan C., “Route 165, Nimmo Ferrell Parkway,” Virginia Department of Transportation, $3,820
&$983,744
Applied Science
Del Negro, Christopher A., Parker B. Francis Fellowship in Pulmonary Research, The Francis Families Foundation,
$21,000
Hinders, Mark K., “Aircraft Lamb Wave Corrosion Mapper,” Nascent Technology Solutions, LLC., $21,000
Hinders, Mark K., with graduate student Kevin Leonard, Aerospace Graduate Research Fellowship, Virginia Space Grant
Consortium, $5,000
Holloway, Brian C., “High Brightness Electron Source Development,” Office of Naval Research, $1,970,000
Kelley, Michael J., “Beam Conditioning Facilities for a High Average Power Free Electron Laser,” Office of Naval
Research, $466,757
Kelley, Michael J., with graduate student Hui-Tian, “Research at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility,”
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, $21,996
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Kelley, Michael J., “Research at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility,” Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator
Facility, $105,312
Luepke, Gunter, “SPIN ELECTRONICS: Band-Offset and Time-Resolved Nonlinear-Optical Studies of Magnetic
Heterostructure Interfaces,” National Science Foundation, $275,000
Luepke, Gunter, “Femtosecond Studies of Coupled Electron Lattice Dynamics in Doped Perovskite Manganites,”
National Science Foundation, $65,046
Luepke, Gunter, “Band-Offset and Magneto-Optical Measurements in Spin-Injection Devices,” Office of Naval
Research, $80,000
Luepke, Gunter, “Dynamics of Local Vibrational Modes in Semiconductors,” National Science Foundation, $104,050
Luepke, Gunter, “Hydrogen-bond Specific Materials Modifications in Group IV Semiconductors,” Vanderbilt
University, $37,500
Manos, Dennis M., “Surface Modification of FEL High Voltage Electrode by Large-Scale RFI PSII System,”
Southeastern Universities Research Association, $46,000
Manos, Dennis M., with graduate student Ping Tang, “Research at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility,”
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, $21,996
Manos, Dennis M., with visiting senior research professor Gary Evans, “COMPTEVFOR Technology Support,” Office
of Naval Research, $148,214
Manos, Dennis M., Robert Voigt, Computer Science, Margaret Saha, Biology, and Gregory Smith, “Bringing the Future
of Bioinformatics to Virginia,” Commonwealth Technology Research Fund, $1,083,916
Manos, Dennis M. and Michael Trosset, Mathematics, “Proteomics Software Package for Detection and Analysis of
Cancer,” Incogen, Inc., $49,975
Manos, Dennis M., with graduate student Nimel Theodore, “Surface Modification Using Plasma Source Ion
Implantation,” Virginia Space Grant Consortium, $5,000
Manos, Dennis M., with undergraduate student Donald Bitner, Undergraduate Scholarship, Virginia Microelectronics
Exchange Consortium, $7,500
Rahman, Zia-ur, “Development and Application of Non-Liner Image Enhancement and Multi-Sensor Fusion
Techniques for Hazy and Dark Imaging Conditions,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $123,693
Smith, Gregory D., “The Effect of Feedback Inhibition on Sensory Relay by Visual Thalamus,” National Science
Foundation, $216,824
Smith, Gregory D., “Center for the Spatio-Temporal Modeling of Cell Signaling Networks,” University of New Mexico,
$5,208
&$4,880,987
Biology
Allison, Lizabeth A., “Mechanisms Regulating Subcellular Distribution of the Thyroid Hormone Receptor,” National
Science Foundation, $85,000
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Beck, Ruth A., with graduate student Michelle Kuter, “Evaluating the Effects of Radio-tagging Common Tern Chicks to
Determine the Feasibility of Radio-Tagging Endangered Roseate Tern Chicks,” The Connecticut Audubon
Society, $4,000
Beck, Ruth, “Monitoring and Protection of Endangered and Threatened Avian Species During the 2003 Nesting Season
on Craney Island,” U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, $25,000
Bradley, Eric L., “Virginia Tobacco Initiative for the Biologic Discovery and Digital Education Project,” University of
Virginia, $45,000
Case, Martha A., “Database Production of Floristic Collections on National Park Service Land,” U. S. National Park
Service, $1,200
Case, Martha A., “Database Management for Species Occurrence Data in COLO,” U. S. National Park Service, $3,750
Chambers, Randolph M., “Case Study of Historical Watershed-Lake Interactions on the Virginia Coastal Plain,” The
Jeffress Memorial Trust, $10,000
Chambers, Randolph M., “REU Site: Interdisciplinary Watershed Studies at the College of William and Mary,” National
Science Foundation, $178,770
Chambers, Randolph M., “Coastal Oligotrophic Ecosystems Research, The Coastal Everglades (COERCE),” Florida
International University, $29,419
Fashing, Norman J., “Ranking Model and List to Identify Foreign Tetranychoidea Pests of Agricultural and
Environmental Significance to the United States,” U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service, $10,000
Forsyth, Mark H., “A Comparative Genomic Approach to Genetic Diversity Among Virulent and Avirulent Helicobacter
pylori,” The Jeffress Memorial Trust, $10,000
Forsyth, Mark H., “Signal Transduction Response in Helicobacter pylori,” National Institutes of Health, $133,750
Gilchrist, George, “Collaborative Research: An Experiment in Evolution - Rapid Life History Evolution in Drosophila
subobscura,” National Science Foundation, $20,935
Gilchrist, George, “The Genetic Architecture of Rapidly Evolving Traits in Invading Populations of Drosophila
Subobscura,” The Jeffress Memorial Trust, $30,000
Griffin, John D., “Physiological Responses and Anatomical Pathways Involved in the Generation of an Immune
Response,” National Science Foundation, $67,174
Heideman, Paul, “CAREER: Individual Variation in a Neuroendocrine Pathway,” National Science Foundation,
$160,496
Saha, Margaret S., “2002 Undergraduate Biological Science Education Program,” Howard Hughes Medical Institute,
$1,600,000
Saha, Margaret S., “Novel Laser-Based Strategies for the Insertion of DNA into Cells of Living Organisms,” The Jeffress
Memorial Trust, $24,000
Sanderson, S. Laurie, “Fluid Dynamics of Crossflow Filtration in Suspension-Feeding Fishes - Research Experience for
Teachers,” National Science Foundation, $9,991
Shakes, Diane C., “Metaphase to Anaphase Transition in Mitosis and Meiosis,” National Institutes of Health, $143,065
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Swaddle, John, “CAREER: Perception of Asymmetry and Its Role in Evolutionary Behavioral Ecology,” National
Science Foundation, $77,585
Van Dover, Cindy L. “CAREER: Comparative Biodiversity and Community Ecology of Chemosynthetic Ecosystems,”
National Science Foundation, $46,439
Center for Conservation Biology
Bradshaw, Dana, “Inventory of Avian Species within National Parks of the Mid-Atlantic and Coastal and Barrier
Networks,” U.S. National Park Service, $122,558
Watts, Bryan D., and Mitchell A. Byrd, “Red Cockaded Woodpecker Recovery and Management Plan,” Virginia
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, $12,500
Watts, Bryan D., “Investigation of the Peregrine Falcon Dispersal and Annual Movements through Satellite Tracking,”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $51,544
Watts, Bryan D., “Investigations of Potential Conflicts Between Commercial Clam Aquaculture and Migrant Shorebirds
Along the Delmarva Peninsula,” Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $30,000
Watts, Bryan D., “Bald Eagle Nesting and Productivity,” Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, $24,560
Watts, Bryan D., “Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Monitoring,” The Nature Conservancy, $9,600
Watts, Bryan D., “Yadkin Project Bald Eagle Nest and Productivity,” PB Power, Inc., $7,992
Watts, Bryan D., “Biological Monitoring Services for American Oystercatchers on the Virginia Coast Reserve,” The
Nature Conservancy, $4,000
Watts, Bryan D., “Peregrine Falcon Monitoring,” Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, $12,140
Watts, Bryan D., “Colonial Waterbirds Survey,” Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, $15,000
Watts, Bryan D., “Colonial Waterbird Survey,” The Nature Conservancy, $9,180
Watts, Bryan D., with graduate student A. Catherine Markham, “The Influence of Salinity on Diet, Prey Delivery, and
Nestling Growth in Bald Eagles in the Lower Chesapeake Bay,” Northern Neck Audubon Foundation, Inc.,
$4,500
& $3,019,148
Chemistry
Abelt, Christopher J., “Protoinduced Electron Transfer Reactions of Organic Thiobenzoates,” Petroleum Research
Fund, $50,000
Bebout, Deborah, “Extending the Reach of 199Hg NMR as a Metallobioprobe,” The Camille and Henry Dreyfus
Foundation, Inc., $55,000
Bebout, Deborah, “Exploring the Metal Biochemistry of Hg (II) with Multidentate Mixed N, S-Donor Ligands by X-Ray
Crystallography and NMR Spectroscopy,” Petroleum Research Fund, $50,000
Bebout, Deborah, “Investigation of Silica Supported Copper Complexes as Biometrics of Micronuclear
Monooxygenases,” Jeffress Memorial Trust, $10,000
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DeFotis, Gary, “Magnetic Behavior and Phase Transitions of Selected Pure, Dilute and Mixed Magnets,” National
Science Foundation, $62,676
Harbron, Elizabeth, “Probing the Specificity of Protein/DNA Interactions with Ensemble and Single Molecule
Spectroscopy,” The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc., $20,000
Harbron Elizabeth, “Factors Influencing the Kinetics of Aromatic Stacking in an Azobenzene Photoswitch,” The
Jeffress Memorial trust, $25,000
Hinkle, Robert J., “Rearrangements and Substitution Reactions in Beta, Beta-Distributed Alkeny(aryl)iodonium Salts:
Exploring the Extremely Labile Aryliodonio Moiety,” The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.,
$60,000
Hinkle, Robert J. and David E. Kranbuehl, “Understanding the Role of Diffusion and pH on a Color Indicator,”
Coatings Technology, Ltd., $33,000
Kiefer, Richard L., “Materials for Radiation Shielding and Durability in the Space Environment,” National Aeronautics
and Space Administration, $25,000
Knudson, Stephen K., “Molecular Bohr Orbits and Ryberg States,” Petroleum Research Fund, $50,000
Kranbuehl, David E., “Enhancing Virginia’s Research Infrastructure,” Virginia Polytechnic Institute, $25,000
Kranbuehl, David E., Miscellaneous Small Projects, Corrocean ASA, $65,787
Kranbuehl, David E., “Characterization of the Rate of Hydrolysis and Recombination of Nylon-11 and CO2
Environments,” IN Dec, $70,477
Kranbuehl, David E. and Graduate Student Julia Warner, “New Aerospace Graduate Research Fellowship,” Virginia
Space Grant Consortium, $5,000
Landino, Lisa M., “Probing the Reactivity of the Sulfhydryl Groups of Microtubule Protein,” Jeffress Memorial Trust,
$10,000
Landino, Lisa M., “Peroxynitrite Damage to Microtubule Proteins,” National Institutes of Health AREA Grant, $142,300
Orwoll, Robert A., “Polyimide-Clay Composite Materials for Space Application,” National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, $19,438
Orwoll, Robert A., “Polyarylene Ether and Polyimide Materials with Improved Radiation Shielding Capabilities,”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $51,112
Pike, Robert D., “Bridging Caged Phosphite Ligands: New Metal-Organic Network Formers,” The Jeffress Memorial
Trust, $17,450
Poutsma, John C., “Computational Studies of the Structure and Energetics on Non-Protein Amino Acids,” The Jeffress
Memorial Trust, $10,000
Rice, Gary W., “Trace Element Analysis of Fish Samples,” Virginia Institute of Marine Science, $60,750
&$917,990
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Computer Science
Chrisochoides, Nikos P., “Two-Tier Computational and Visualization Facility for Multi scale Problems,” Cornell
University, $75,000
Chrisochoides, Nikos P., and Bruce Lowekamp, “NGS: Mesh Generation and Optimistic Computation on the Grid,”
National Science Foundation, $411,395
Chrisochoides, Nikos P., “ITR/ACS: Adaptive Software for Field-Driven Simulations,” Cornell University/National
Science Foundation, $80,186
Ciardo, Gianfranco, “ITR: Automated Verification of Asynchronous Software Systems,” National Science Foundation,
$223,411
Ciardo, Gianfranco, “Formal Verification of Safety Properties for Aerospace Systems Through Algorithms Based on
Exhaustive State-Space Exploration,” National Aeronautic and Space Administration, $104,037
Ciardo, Gianfranco, “NGS: Methods to Evaluate the Performance of Distributed Software,” National Science
Foundation, $257,445
Ciardo, Gianfranco, and Evgenia Smirni, “Effective Techniques and Tools for Resource Management in Clustered Web
Servers,” National Science Foundation, $100,237
Ciardo, Gianfranco, and William J. Stewart, “NGS: Methods to Evaluate the Performance of Distributed Software,”
National Science Foundation, $136,265
Coppit, David, “Software Development and Maintenance of Galileo/ASSAP,” University of Virginia, $27,833
Lowekamp, Bruce, with graduate student Samuel K. Small, “NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship,”
National Institute of Standards and Technology, $6,326
Mao, Weizhen, with graduate student Aaron Hawkins, “Data Broadcast Scheduling,” Virginia Space Grant Consortium,
$5,000
Smirni, Evgenia, “Collaborative Research: Adaptive Data Parallel Storage,” National Science Foundation, $70,821
Stathopoulos, Andreas, “ITR: New Algorithms for Scalable Modeling in Materials Science,” University of Minnesota,
$47,384
Stathopoulos, Andreas, with graduate student Richard Mills, Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate
Fellowship, The Krell Institute, $57,693
Torczon, Virginia J., with graduate student Amy Yates, “Investigating the Use of First-Order Corrected Approximation
to Improve Engineering Optimization,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $27,000
Torczon, Virginia J., with graduate student Anne Shepherd, Academic Allowance, The Krell Institute, $1,000
Voigt, Robert G., “Memory-Centric Resource Management for Data-Intensive Workloads on Clusters,” National Science
Foundation, $71,775
Zhang, Xiaodong, Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement at the National Science Foundation, National Science
Foundation, $166,810
&$1,869,618
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Economics
Anderson, Lisa A., “Game Theory and Social Interactions: A Virtual Collaboratory for Teaching and Research,”
University of Virginia, $44,134
Anderson, Lisa A., “Collaborative Proposal: Economics Experiments to Prepare Secondary Teachers and Reinforce
Understanding of Basic Economics,” National Science Foundation, $40,028
Hicks, Robert L., “Assessing the Stability of Marine Recreational Resource Values Across Space and Time,” Ohio State
University Research Foundation, $39,250
Stafford, Sarah L., “Examining EPA’s Audit Policy in Action,” Resources for the Future, $78,500
&$201,912
English
Taylor, Talbot J., Visiting Professorship, Leverhulme Trust, United Kingdom
Taylor, Talbot J., IASH Fellowship, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, Edinburgh, Scotland
Taylor, Talbot J., European-American Young Scholars’ Summer Institute, National Humanities Center
Geology
Hancock, Gregory, “Hydrologic Impacts of Urbanization on Small Watersheds and the Effectiveness of Best
Management Practices, Williamsburg/James City County, Virginia,” Virginia Water Resources Research Center,
$18,500
Lockwood, Rowan, “Live-Dead Assemblage Comparisons in the Chesapeake Bay: Laying the Groundwork for
Paleological Analyses of Holocene Benthic,” The Jeffress Memorial Trust, $29,500
Macdonald, R. Heather, “Collaborative Research: Combining Real and Virtual Professional Development for Current
and Future Geoscience Faculty,” National Science Foundation, $553,375
Macdonald, R. Heather, “Training and Educating Early Geosciences Faculty,” University of Arizona, $3,680
Macdonald, R. Heather, “Linking Pedagogy, Resources and Community Interaction to Support Entry-Level
Undergraduate Geoscience Courses,” Carleton College, $10,866
Owens, Brent E. “Inventory and Spatial Placement of Coal Mine Maps in Virginia,” Virginia Department of Mines,
Minerals and Energy, $38,791
&$654,712
History
Nelson, Scott, C. Ballard Breaux Visiting Fellowship in Louisville, Kentucky, Filson Historical Society
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Whittenburg, James P., with graduate students Jody Allen and Brian Daugherity, “New Kent County Virginia Public
Schools: From Freedom of Choice to Integration (Green v. New Kent County Film Script Development),”
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy, $3,000
&$3,000
Kinesiology
Kambis, Kenneth W., “The Effect of Carbohydrate Ingestion on Transient Mood State During Work Performance,”
Jack Borgenicht, $10,476
McCoy, Raymond W., “The Impact of Gait Training for Parkinson’s Disease Patients,” Department of Veterans Affairs,
$15,920
&$26,396
Mathematics
Lewis, R. Michael, Lawrence M. Leemis, Michael W. Trosset, and Roy Mathias, “Scientific Computing Research
Environments for the Mathematical Sciences,” National Science Foundation, $39,999
Lewis, R. Michael, “Robust Techniques for Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Problem Synthesis and Solution,”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $23,000
Mathias, Roy C., and Chi-Kwong Li, “REU: Matrix Analysis in Engineering and Science,” National Science Foundation,
$10,000
&$72,799
Music
Preston, Katherine K., “Against the Grain: English-Language Opera Troupes in the United States 1860-1900", American
Antiquarian Society, $1,000
Preston, Katherine K., “Against the Grain: English-Language Opera Troupes in the United States 1860-1900,” Harry
Ransom Humanities Center Research Fellowship, University of Texas, $1,000
&$2,000
Philosophy
Davies, Paul S., “Naturalism and the Methods of Inquiry,” National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, $30,000
&$30,000
Physics
Averett, Todd D., “Neutron Structure Studies Using Polarized Helium-3 at Jefferson Laboratory,” U.S. Department of
Energy, $50,000
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Averett, Todd D., “Neutron Spin Structure Studies Using High-density Polarized 3He Targets,” Jeffress Memorial
Trust,” $10,000
Averett, Todd D., with graduate student Stephanie Bailey, “Measurement of Neutron Spin Structure Functions in the
Resonance Region,” Virginia Space Grant Consortium, $5,000
Benner, D. Chris, “SAGE III Science Investigations,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $65,000
Carlson, Carl E., “Research in Theoretical Hadronic Physics and Related Topics,” National Science Foundation, $75,000
Carone, Christopher D., “Topics in Theoretical Physics,” National Science Foundation, $90,000
Champion, Roy L., “Low Energy Ion-Surface and Ion-Molecule Collisions,” U.S. Department of Energy, $58,564
Cooke, William E., with graduate student Christopher Tennant, Research at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator
Facility, $9,625
Cooke, William E., and David S. Armstrong, “Research at TJNAF,” Southeastern Universities Research Association,
$3,430
Cooke, William E., and Postdoctoral Researcher, Klaus Grimm, “Research at TJNAF,” Southeastern Universities
Research Association, $13,682
Cooke, William E., with graduate students Jeffrey Secrest and Jason Lenoble; Postdoctoral Researcher Lubomir
Pentchev, and Professor Robert Welsh, “Research at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility,” $189,008
Champion, Roy L., “Low Energy Ion-Surface and ion-Molecule Collisions,” Department of Energy, $58,564
Danehy, Paul M. with graduate student Jennifer Wilkes, “Graduate Student Researchers Program,” National Aeronautics
and Space Administration, $24,000
Delos, John B., “Order and Chaos in Classical and Quantum Systems,” National Science Foundation, $170,000
Finn, John M., Allison Lung, David Armstrong, Keith Griffioen, and Todd Averett, “Polarized Electron Scattering from
Nucleons,” National Science Foundation, $325,000
Griffioen, Keith A., “High Energy Lepton Scattering from Nucleons and Nuclei,” U.S. Department of Energy, $101,000
Hoatson, Gina L., and Robert L. Vold, Applied Science, “Acquisition of a High Field Solid State NMR Spectrometer,”
National Science Foundation, $770,000
Hoatson, Gina L., and Robert L. Vold, Applied Science, “High Field Solid State NMR Spectroscopy of Piezoelectric
Materials,” Office of Naval Research, $35,000
Kane, John F., and Morton Eckhause, “MECO Research and Development,” University of California at Irvine, $80,000
Kossler, William J., “Quantum Technology for Radiation Hardened (Rad Hard) Materials for Space and Industries,”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $42,000
Kossler, William J., “Research Experiences for Undergraduates,” National Science Foundation, $59,912
Krakauer, Henry, “A Virtual Laboratory for the First-Principles Design of Piezoelectrics for Transducers,” Office of
Naval Research, $1,070,000
Krakauer, Henry, “First Principles Computational Studies of Piezoelectrics,” Office of Naval Research, $121,754
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Osborne, Alfred R., “Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement with The Office of Naval Research, $83,985
Perdrisat, Charles F., “A New Polarimeter to Measure G_Ep/G_Mp up to 9 GeVA2 in Hall C at Jlab,” U.S.
Department of Energy, $207,000
Reilly, Anne C., “Nonlinear Optical Studies of Spin and Magnetization Dynamics in Ferromagnetic Multilayers,”
National Science Foundation, $90,000
Reilly, Anne C., with graduate student Shannon Watson, “Investigation into Improved Performance of Magnetic Thin
Films Deposited by DC Magnetron Sputtering via Novel Buffer Layer Incorporation,” Virginia Space Grant
Consortium, $5,000
Sher, Marc T., “Topics in Theoretical Physics,” National Science Foundation, $20,000
Tracy, Eugene R.,, “Workshops on Internal Solutions and Their Influence on Acoustic Wave Propagation in the Ocean,”
Office of Naval Research, $54,774
Tracy, Eugene R., “Theoretical Plasma Physics,” U. S. Department of Energy, $4,202
Vahala, George, “Theoretical Plasma Physics,” U.S. Department of Energy, $56,067
Vahala, George, “Type II Quantum Algorithms for MHD,” Air Force Office of Scientific Research, $30,000
Venkataraman, Malathy, “High Resolution Spectroscopy to Support Atmospheric Measurements,” National Aeronautics
and Space Administration, $179,700
Walecka, J. Dirk, “Research in Theoretical Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics,” U.S. Department of Energy, $49,000
Welsh, Robert E., “High Resolution Nuclear Imaging of Small Animals,” National Institutes of Health, $63,500
&$4,269,767
Psychology
Burk, Joshua A., “Young Investigator Award: The Role of Cortical Cholinergic Inputs in Mediating Attentional
Impairments,” National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression, $43,901
Galano, Joseph, “FY2003 Evaluation Contract,” Prevent Child Abuse Virginia, $144,608
Galano, Joseph, “Square One School Readiness Initiative,” Hampton Roads Health Care, $10,870
Galano, Joseph, Clinical Psychology Student Internship, Eastern Virginia Medical School Center for Pediatric Research,
$7,000
Hunt, Pamela S., “Social Learning and Alcohol Intake in Adolescent Rats,” National Institutes of Health, $90,080
Langholtz, Harvey J., “Post-Training Performance of UN Peacekeepers,” United Nations Institute for Training and
Research, $8,700
Nezlek, John, “Statutory Rape Study,” Virginia Department of Health, $7,000
Nezlek, John, “Partnerships in Prevention - Two Words Awareness,” Virginia Department of Health, $6,000
Shaver, Kelly G., “Advancing Entrepreneurship at the College of William and Mary,” The Ewing Marion Kauffman
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Foundation, $49,534
Ventis, W. Larry, “Clinical Education Internships for Psychology Students,” Eastern State Hospital, $18,000
Ventis, W. Larry and Glenn Shean, “Virginia Tobacco Initiative for Biological Discovery and Digital Education (Phase
1)”, University of Virginia, $30,000
&$415,693
Religion
Sonn, Tamara, “Islam and Pluralism: Human Rights and the Rights of Minorities in Islam,” U.S. Embassy, Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada, $11,000
&$11,000
Theatre, Speech, and Dance
Bledsoe, Jerry H., 2002 Virginia Shakespeare Festival, Williamsburg Area Arts Commission, $7,350
Bledsoe, Jerry H., 2002 Virginia Shakespeare Festival, York County Arts Commission, $2,500
Bledsoe, Jerry H., 2002 Virginia Shakespeare Festival, Hampton Arts Commission, $1,500
Bledsoe, Jerry H., 2003 Virginia Shakespeare Festival, York County Arts Commission, $2,500
Bledsoe, Jerry H., Publication of the Commemorative Magazine for the Virginia Shakespeare Festival, The Gladys and
Franklin Clark Foundation, $5,000
&$18,850
Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy
Finifter, David H., “Challenging Our Communities: Promoting Independence of the Senior Population - Conference
2003,” $10,000
Finifter, David H., “Designing a Model for Community-Based Services to Promote the Health of Older Adults,”
Commonwealth Health Research Board, $88,250
Rossiter, Louis F., “State Budget Officers Fellowship Program,” National Pharmaceutical Council, Inc., $250,686
&$348,936
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TOTAL: $268,198
Jelinek, Mariann, “Crossing Death Valley Together: Industry-University Intellectual Property Dynamics,” National
Science Foundation, $100,000
Smith, Kimberly J., Intergovernmental Personnel Act Appointment to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission,
$168,198
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION TOTAL: $8,126,276
Bass, George, “Preparing Middle School Math and Science Teachers,” Virginia Commonwealth University, $10,000
Beers, James W., “Eastern Virginia Writing Project,” National Writing Project, $66,000
Berg, David L., “Project VITAL: Virginia Initiative for Technology and Administrative Leadership,” The Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation, $2,973,800
Berg, David L., “Teaching through Technology and Innovative Practices,” Virginia Department of Education, $50,000
DeFur, Sharon H., “University of Kentucky State Enhancement Grant,” University of Kentucky, $42,368
DeFur, Sharon H., “Statewide Assessment of Transition Services,” U.S. Department of Education, $14,634
DeFur, Sharon H., “Evaluation of Project PASS, Year V,” Virginia Department of Education, $187,364
Finnegan, Dorothy E., “Factors in Institutional Mission Change Among Virginia Public Four-Year Colleges and
Universities,” State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, $18,000
Foster, Virginia A., “Family Counseling Program,” Peninsula Area Cooperative Educational Services, $58,340
Gareis, Christopher R., “William and Mary Clinical Faculty Program,” Virginia Department of Education, $42,000
Harris, Judith B., “Recoding and Renovating the Electronic Emissary,” South Central Regional Technology Education
Consortium, $20,000
Korinek, Lori and Sharon H. DeFur, “Teachers of Exceptional Adolescents and Children,” U.S. Department of
Education, $200,000
Korinek, Lori and Sharon H. DeFur, “Enhanced Scope and Sequence Project,” Virginia Department of Education,
$23,174
Leslie, David W., “Phased Retirement as a Model for Alternatives in Academic Work,” Alfred P. Sloan Foundation,
$154,914
Mason, Marguerite M., and Sharon H. DeFur, “Collaborating for Success: Preparing ALL Students for Algebra and
Geometry,” State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, $79,445
McLaughlin, Virginia L., “Virginia Character Education Project,” Virginia Department of Education, $21,500
McLaughlin, Virginia L., “An Achievable Dream Year 3 Evaluation Plan,” An Achievable Dream, Inc., $50,000
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McLaughlin, Virginia L., and John A. McLaughlin, “Evaluation of the Shenandoah Valley Regional Transition Pilot
Project,” Virginia Department of Education, $74,288
Patton, James M., “A Curriculum for Pedagogy for Cultural Competence: Strategies for Special and General Educators,”
Virginia Department of Education, $30,000
Popp, Patricia, and James H. Stronge, “Supporting Children Experiencing Homelessness in Early Childhood Special
Education (Project HOPE),” Virginia Department of Education, $250,000
Rozzelle, Jan J., “Collaborative Leadership Training: Improving Performance of the Students with Disabilities,” Virginia
Department of Education, $80,000
Rozzelle, Jan J., “School Instructional Support Teams for Mathematics and Reading,” State Council of Higher Education
for Virginia $75,478
Stronge, James H., and Patricia Popp, “LEA: The Virginia Program for Educating Homeless Children and Youth,” U.S.
Department of Education, $673,474
Stronge, James H., and Patricia Popp, “SEA: The Virginia Program for Educating Homeless Children and Youth,” U.S.
Department of Education, $214,491
Vantassel-Baska, Joyce, “The Athena Project,” U.S. Department of Education, $1,185,327
Vantassel-Baska, Joyce, “Gifted Education Policy Analysis,” U.S. Department of Education, $40,000
Vantassel-Baska, Joyce, “Project STAR Validity Study,” South Caroline Department of Education, $45,000
Walter-Thomas, Chriss, and Lori Korinek, “T/TAC 2003: Special Education Training and Technical Assistance Center
for Regions 2 and 3,” Virginia Department of Education, $831,695
Walter-Thomas, Chriss, and Lori Korinek, “Collaborating Master Educators,” U.S. Department of Education, $400,000
Ward, Thomas J., with graduate student Alison Neace, Administrative Internship 2002-2003, Williamsburg-James City
Schools, $15,000
Williams, Brenda T., “Educational Policy, Planning, and Leadership Preparation for Collaborative Service Delivery,” U.S.
Department of Education, $199,984
MARSHALL-WYTHE SCHOOL OF LAW TOTAL: $35,060
Douglas, Davison, “Pauli Murray: A Twentieth-Century American Life,” National Endowment for the Humanities
Summer Stipend, $5,000
Douglas, Davison, U.S. Historians Program Residency in Japan, Organization of American Historians/Japanese
Association of American Studies
Laterriere, Frederic I., “Courtroom 21 Support,” National Court Reporters Foundation, $27,460
Laterriere, Frederic I., and Carol Hill, “Courtroom 21 Support,” National Verbatim Reporters Association, $2,500
Laterriere, Frederic L., “Courtroom 21 Project,” Herman Family Foundation, $100
Levy, John M., Fulbright Scholarship to Kenya, Africa
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Stein, Michael A., Andrew W. Mellon Junior Faculty Fellowship, American Council of Learned Societies
SCHOOL OF MARINE SCIENCE TOTAL: $22,510,923
Federal Awards
Allen, Standish K., “Oyster Rack Construction-York River,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/National Marine Fisheries Service, $15,000
Allen, Standish K., Mark W. Luckenbach, Kimberly S. Reece, Mark D. Camara, “A Consortium Based Approach for
Genetic Rehabilitation of oysters in the Mid-Atlantic,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $300,028
Anderson, Iris C., "Cycling of Nitrogen and Carbon in a Coastal Lagoon,” National Science Foundation, $10,000
Austin, Herbert A., A. Deane Estes, Donald Seaver, "Estimation of Juvenile Striped Bass Relative Abundance in the
Virginia Portion of Chesapeake Bay," U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service/Virgina Marine Resources Commission,
$112,944
Austin, Herbert A., Marcel M. Montane, “Estimating Relative Juvenile Abundance of Ecologically Important Finfish and
Invertebrates in the Virginia Portion of Chesapeake Bay,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/National Marine Fisheries Service, $353,934
Austin, Herbert A., Todd Mathes, "Assessing Virginia's Estuaries and Tidal Tributaries to the Chesapeake Bay and
Atlantic Ocean: National Coastal Assessment, 2002," Environmental Protection Agency, $45,100
Bauer, James E., "Collaborative Research: Delivery and Fate of Old Terrestrial Carbon in a Riverine Ecosystem,"
National Science Foundation, $322,731
Berman, Marcia R., "Development of a Comprehensive Shoreline Inventory for the State of Maryland: Phases 1-3,"
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Zone Program, $163,000
Berman, Marcia R., “Development of a Protocol for Evaluating the Suitability of Shorelands for Waterfront
Development,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Zone Program, $45,518
Bonzek, Christopher F., "Preparation of 2002 Chespeake Bay Blue Crab Advisory Report" , National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, $5,380
Bonzek, Christopher F., Herbert A. Austin, John M. Hoenig, “Design and Pilot Implementation of a Chesapeake Bay
Monitoring and Assessment Program (CHESMMAP),” National Marine Fisheries Service, $498,763
Bronk, Deborah A., Walker O. Smith, Deborah K. Steinberg, "Quantification and Modeling of DOC and DON Release
in Marine Systems: A Study of Increasing Trophic Complexity," National Science Foundation, $1,699,795
Burreson, Eugene M., “Elucidating the Life Cycle of the Haplosporidum nelsoni (MSX) Using an Experimental Approach
and Molecular Diagnostics," National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine
Science Consortium $82,989
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Burreson, Eugene M., “Infectivity, Pathogenicity, and Epizootiology of the Clam Parasites Perkinsus Chesapeaki and
Perkinsus andrewsi in the Chesapeake Bay Oysters: Have We Been Misinterpreting the Perkinsus marinus
Epizootiology” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $68,432
Burreson, Eugene M., Howard I. Kator, Martha W. Rhodes, “Parasites of Crassostrea ariakensis Held in Chesapeake Bay
and Comparative Elimination Kinetics of Fecal Coliforms and Male-Specific Coliphage from C. ariakensis and
C. virginica," National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Maryland Sea Grant, $34,834
Burreson, Eugene M., Kimberly S. Reece, “Oyster Herpes Virus Threat to U.S. Oyster Producers," National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration/Sea Grant w/Pacific Shellfish Institute, $20,430
Burreson, Eugene M., Lisa Ragone Calvo, Kimberly S. Reece, “In Situ Determination of Perkinsus marinus Transmission
Dynamics in Low Salinity Habitats: Implications for Disease Avoidance Management Strategies and Oyster
Restoration,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $40,300
Burreson, Eugene M., Standish K. Allen, Kimberly S. Reece, “Potential Pathogens of Crassostrea ariakensis in Its Native
Range in China and in Established Populations in Washington, USA," National Marine Fisheries Service,
$77,187
Calvo, Lisa Ragone, Eugene M. Burreson, “Evaluation of Potential for Transfer of QPX via Seaside to Bayside Clam
Transplantations,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $7,907
Canuel, Elizabeth A., “Collaborative Research: How Temporal Changes in River Discharge and Storms Affect the
Source and Age Distribution of Sedimentary Organic Carbon Across a River-Dominated Margin,” National
Science Foundation, $115,000
Chu, Fu-Lin E., “Evaluation of Inherent and Induced Thermal-Tolerance in Protection of Oyster Populations from
Summer Mortality Caused by Dermo and MSX Parasitism and Thermal Stress,” National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $63,675
Chu, Fu-Lin E., Kimberly S. Reece “Lipid Metabolism in the Oyster Protozoan Parasite, Perkinsus marinus: Incremental
Funding for International Travel and Research Experience for Undergraduates,” National Science Foundation,
$17,000
Chuenpagdee, Ratana, “Assessing Stakeholders' Preferences for Ecosystem Management Options for the Chesapeake
Bay Using the Damage Schedule Approach,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $59,260
Clark, Vicki P., Susan E. Haynes, John E. Graves, “Professional Development Programs for Science Teachers in the
Chesapeake Bay Watershed,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine
Science Consortium, $41,500
Diaz, Robert J., “Technical Support to SAIC for the Development of a NOAA WebSite on the Topic of Benthic Habitat
Mapping,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administraiton, $15,000
Diaz, Robert J., Jesse E. McNinch, “Mapping Benthic Habitats in the York River, Virginia,” National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, $99,500
DuPaul, William D., “Development and Construction of Modified Sea Scallop Dredge Gear to Reduce Sea Turtle
Interactions,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $7,000
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DuPaul, William D., “Enhancement of the Value and Product Quality of Commercially Caught Striped Bass,” National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $7,519
DuPaul, William D., “Marina Technical Advisory Program,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal
Resource Management, $78,000
DuPaul William D., “Regional Award for the Fisheries Extension Enhancement Program,” National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $15,000
DuPaul, William D., “Special Issue of Virginia Marine Science Bulletin,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $9,004
DuPaul, William D., “Turtle By-Catch Reduction Project Oversight, Training, and Data Entry,” National Marine
Fisheries Service, $94,415
DuPaul, William D., “Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program, 2003,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $483,000
DuPaul, William D., Thomas J. Murray, “Coastal Community Development, Year 3,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $50,000
Ducklow, Hugh W., “LTER Supplement: Climate Change and Ecosystem Migration: Research Experience Support for
Undergraduates,” National Science Foundation, $52,000
Ducklow, Hugh W., “Palmer Station: Antarctic Long-Term Ecological Research Project on the Antarctic Marine
Ecosystem: Climate Change, Ecosystem Migration and Teleconnections in an Ice Dominated System, National
Science Foundation, $4,290,000
Friedrichs, Carl T., “Forecasting Scour Related Mine Burial Using a Parameterized Model" , Office of Naval Research,
$99,660
Friedrichs, Carl T., “TIDE: Trophic Cascade and Interacting Control Processes in a Detritus-Based Aquatic Ecosystem,”
National Science Foundation, $50,701
Friedrichs, Carl T., “Upscaling Simple Models for Energetic Shelf Sediment Transport,” Office of Naval Research,
$19,627
Gammisch, Robert A., “Anacostia River Coring,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, $30,576
Gartland, James, Christopher F. Bonzek, John Walter, Robert J. Latour, “Age-Specific Trophic Interactions of Bluefish
(Pomatomus saltatrix) in the Mainstream Chesapeake Bay,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $10,000
Graves, John E., “Administrative and Travel Management Support for the Advisory Committee to the U. S. Section to
the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT),” National Marine Fisheries
Service, $150,000
Graves, John E., “Billfish Population Assessment: Student Support from Southeast Fisheries Center,” National Marine
Fisheries Service/Southeast Fisheries Management Center, $59,372
Graves, John E., “Cooperative Marine Education and Research Program: Summer Intern Support,” National Marine
Fisheries Service, $6,000
Graves, John E., “Population Stucture Analysis of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Using Hypervariable, Nuclear DNA Markers,”
National Marine Fisheries Service, $126,793
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Graves, John E., “Use of Pop-Up Satellite Archival Tags to Determine Survival and Habitat Preference of White Marlin
(Tetrapterus albidus) Released from the U.S. Recreational and Commercial Fisheries,” National Marine Fisheries
Service, $79,200
Graves, John E., Jan R. McDowell, “Molecular Systematics of the Billfishes (Istiophoridae and Xiphiidae),” National Marine
Fisheries Service, $34,359
Graves, John E., Vicki P. Clark, Susan E. Haynes, “Marine Fisheries Science and Management: A Summer Course for
Secondary Science Teachers,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $24,999
Hale, Robert C., “Analysis of Blood Samples for Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether Congeners,” Environmental Protection
Agency, $32,400
Hardaway, C. Scott, “Shoreline Management Survey for Coastal Beaches and Dunes at Little Creek NAB Dam Neck and
Camp Pendleton,” NAVFAC, $19,478
Hardaway, C. Scott, Donna A. Milligan, “Shoreline Management Plan Phase II: York River Shoreline,” National Park
Service/Colonial National Historical Park, $44,272
Hardaway, C. Scott, Donna A. Milligan, “Tangier Island, Virginia: Shoreline Management Plan for the Uppards Coast,”
Army Corps of Engineers, $27,000
Hardaway C. Scott, Lyle M. Varnell, “Chesapeake Bay Dune Systems: Ongoing Monitoring and Management Analysis,”
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Resource Management, $110,000
Hargis, Jr., William J., “Oyster Reef Mapping Project,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia
Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $8,000
Harris, Courtney K., “Sediment Redistribution and Seabed Modification in the Western Adriatic,” Office of Naval
Research, $50,000
Havens, Kirk J., “Draft Woody Depressional Wetland HGM Model Development for the Coastal Plain of Virginia,”
Environmental Protection Agency, $202,203
Havens, Kirk J., “Initiating Development of a Forested Headwater Wetland HGM Model for Wetlands Managment in
Virginia,” Environmental Protection Agency, $163,199
Haynes, Susan E., “Blue Crab Bowl 2003: Sea Grant Support,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $2,961
Hershner, Carlton H., “Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Program: Chesapeake 2000 Agreement Coordination for
VA Department of Conservation and Recreation,” Environmental Protection Agency, $46,800
Hershner, Carlton H., “Aquaculture Management,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal
Resource Management, $76,500
Hershner, Carlton H., “Consortium for Atlantic Regional Assessment (CARA): Proposed Assessment in the Mid- and
Upper-Atlantic Region (MUAR),” Environmental Protection Agency, $30,000
Hershner, Carlton H., “Development, Testing, and Application of Ecological and Socioeconomic Indicators for
Integrated Assessment of Aquatic Ecosystems of the Atlantic Slope in the Mid-Atlantic Sattes: Estuarine
Ecosystems,” Environmental Protection Agency, $588,565
Hershner, Carlton H., “Enhancement of Wetlands Regulatory Program,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Coastal Resource Management, $90,500
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Hershner, Carlton H., “Tidal Wetlands Management Technical Support,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Coastal Resource Management, $40,000
Hershner, Carlton H., Anamarija Frankic, “International Workshop: Innovative Approaches in Biocomplexity and
Sustainable Ecosystem Management: Integrating Natural, Social, and Economic Sciences,” National Science
Foundation, $12,769
Hershner, Carlton H., Jian Shen, Harry V. Wang, “Development of Shellfish TMDL's (Total Maximum Daily Loading),”
Environmental Protection Agency, $501,600
Hobbs, Carl H., C. Scott Hardaway, Jesse E. McNinch, “Continuing Studies on the Southeastern Virginia Inner
Continental Shelf including Studies Related to Beach Nourishment,” Minerals Management Service, $50,000
Hobbs, Carl H., Robert J. Diaz, C. Scott Hardaway, Jerome P-Y. Maa, Jesse E. McNinch, “Field Testing of a
Physical/Biological Monitoring Methodology for Offshore Dredging and Mining Operations,” Minerals
Management Service, $172,108
Hoenig, John M., Daniel A. Hepworth, Romuald N. Lipcius, Marcel M. Montane, “Tagging Studies of Blue Crabs in
Chesapeake Bay: Year 2,” National Marine Fisheries Service , $139,434
Hoenig, John M., “Developing Improved Assessment Methods for American Shad in the York River,” U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service/Virginia Marine Resources Commission, $22,407
Hoenig, John M., “NMFS Toolbox: Programming Modules,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $30,000
Kaattari, Stephen L., “Induction of Potential Pathological State in Perkinsus marinus by Exposure to Oyster Tissue
Extracts: Modulation of Cell Morphology and Protease/Antigen Production,” National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $115,454
Kator, Howard I., Carlton H. Hershner, “Shellfish TMDL Site Data Base Development,” Environmental Protection
Agency, $212,188
Kirkley, James E., Ratana Chuenpagdee, “Community Impact Assessment and Highly Migratory Species Management:
An Analysis of the Effects of Highly Migratory Species Management and Regulation on Communities in the
Charleston Bump Area,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $19,576
Kirkley James E., “Support for the North American Association of Fisheries Economists' 2003 Forum,” National
Marine Fisheries Service, $25,000
Kuehl, Steven A., “Margins Workshop on the Waipaoa Source to Sink Focus Area,” National Science Foundation,
$142,571
Larkin, Lee, Vicki P. Clark, “The BRIDGE: Continuation of Web-Based Education Resource for Marine Science
Education,” Office of Naval Research, $99,647
Larkin, Lee, Vicki P. Clark, “Bridge: Online Ocean Science Teacher Center,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/ Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $215,550
Larkin, Lee, Vicki P. Clark, “COSEEweb: Support for Web Service for Centers for Ocean Science Education
Excellence,” National Science Foundation, $87,941
Lipcius, Romuald N., Rochelle D. Seitz, Jacques Van Montfrans, “The Blue Crab, Callinectes sapidus: An Integrated
Research of Basic Biology, Hatchery Technologies and the Potential for Replenishing Stocks,” National Marine
Fisheries Service, $225,000
Lipcius, Romuald N., John M. Hoenig, “Spatial Distribution of the Blue Crab in the Lower Chesapeake Bay -
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Continental Shelf System,” Army Corps of Engineers, $67,586
Luckenbach, Mark W., Water Quality Data Inventory,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal
Resource Management, $42,000
Luckenbach, Mark W., “Evaluating and Enhancing the Success of Oyster Reef Restoration: The Effects of Habitat
Complexity on Oyster Survival,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Resource
Management, $41,710
Luckenbach, Mark W., Harry V. Wang, “Estimating Carrying Capacity and Influence on Water Quality for Large-Scale
Clam Aquaculture,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/ Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $77,065
Mann, Roger L., Juliana M. Harding, “Aquatic Nuisance Species Invasions: Ecological and Commercial Impact, and
Control of the Non-indigenous Marine Gastropod Rapana venosa,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $101,356
Mann, Roger L., John A. Musick, Roy A. Pemberton, Jr., “Black Sea Bass: Collaborative Studies with Hampton
University,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $26,219
Mann, Roger L., Juliana M. Harding, “Oyster Advisory Report for NOAA/NMFS Chesapeake Bay Office,” National
Marine Fisheries Service, $5,380
Mann, Roger L., “Strategies for Restoring and Managing the Eastern Oyster in Chesapeake Bay: Quantitative Biological
Analysis of Management Options,” National Marine Fisheries Service,” $20,423
Mann, Roger L., Standish K. Allen, Eugene M. Burreson, Mark W. Luckenbach, “Oyster Reef Restoration in Chesapeake
Bay: Consulting Services,” Army Corps of Engineers, $90,000
McNinch, Jesse E., John D. Milliman, “SGER: Documenting the Regional and Global Importance of Halimeda
Bioherms in the Calcium Carbonate Budget,” National Science Foundation, $35,000
McNinch, Jesse E., “Young Investigator Program: Geological Influences on Nearshore Dynamics,” Army Research
Office, $74,000
Mills, Sally H., “A Regional Web Site on the Horseshoe Crab: Supporting Fisheries Conservation and Management
Through Public Education,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine
Science Consortium, $1,001
Moore, Kenneth A., William G., Reay, “Chesapeake Bay Program: Nearshore Habitat Monitoring Program,”
Environmental Protectional Agency, $255,035
Murray, Thomas J., Jon A. Lucy, “Plan to Enhance Education and Outreach to the Mid-Atlantic Charter Boat Fisheries,”
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $35,586
Murray, Thomas J., “Can the Recent Growth of the Hard Clam Aquaculture in Virginia and the U.S. Be Sustained”
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $10,681
Musick, John A., “Life History, Essential Habitat and Stock Assessment of Highly Migratory Sharks and Other
Elasmobranchs in U. S. Waters (Including Hawaii and Alaska): Fisheries Research for the VIMS Shark Research
Program 2002-2003,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $331,250
Musick, John A., Daniel S. Ha, “Essential Fish Habitat of Juvenile Atlantic Sturgeon, Acipenser oxyrinchus in Virginia,”
National Marine Fisheries Service, $30,838
Musick, John A., Katherine L. Mansfield "Loggerhead (Caretta caretta) Sea Turtle Behavior and Population Estimates in
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Virginia,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $28,803
Musick, John A., Roy A. Pemberton, Jr., “Black Sea Bass (Centropristis striata) Biology and Population Dynamics,”
National Marine Fisheries Service, $23,731
Musick, John A., Katherine L. Mansfield, “Loggerhead Sea Turtle Diving Behavior,” Army Corps of Engineers, $70,335
Newman, Michael C., “Establishment of Mid-Atlantic Center for Ocean Science Education Excellence (COSEE)”
National Science Foundation, $625,330
Newman, Michael C., “Peer Review and Technical Support for the Saltville NPL Site Natural Resource Damage
Assessment and Restoration,” Fish and Wildlife Service, $7,500
Oesterling, Michael J., “Exploring the Collaborative Learning Process for Management of Mid-Atlantic Fisheries,”
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $1,751
Oesterling, Michael J., Thomas J. Murray, “Aquaculture Production of Spot (Leiostomas xanthurus) as Recreational Bait:
Needs Assessment,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $6,804
Olney, John E., “Developing Improved Assessment Methods for American Shad in the York River,” Fish and Wildlife
Service/Virginia Marine Resources Commission, $280,675
Olney, John E., “Striped Bass Monitoring and Tagging in Virginia: 2002-2003,” Fish and Wildlife Service/Virginia
Marine Resources Commission, $310,696
Olney, John E., “River to Estuary Migration of American Shad (Alosa sapidissima): Estimating the Value of Essential
Rearing Habitat and Identifying Potential Population Bottlenecks During Year One,” National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $37,741
Orth, Robert J., “2003 Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Distribution and Abundance Survey of Chesapeake Bay, its
Tributaries and Delmarva Coastal Bays,” Enviromental Protection Agency, $175,009
Orth, Robert J., Elizabeth A. Canuel, “Use of Stable Isotopes for Developing a Food Web Model in a Recovering
Seagrass System in Virginia Coastal Bays,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal
Resource Management, $10,000
Orth, Robert J., “2002 Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Distribution and Abundance in Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries
and the Coastal Bays of Maryland,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Maryland Department
of Natural Resources, $60,051
Orth, Robert J., “2002 Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Distribution and Abundance Survey of Chesapeake Bay, its
Tributaries and Delmarva Coastal Bays,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Resource
Management, $59,010
Orth, Robert J., Kenneth A. Moore “Restoration of Seagrasses in Virginia Coastal Bays,” National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Resource Management, $85,000
Patterson, Mark R. “Flow Modulated Metabolism: Connection with Coral Bleaching and Reef Oxygen Crises” National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Undersea Research Centers, $33,877
Perry, James E., “Establishment of an Eco-tourism Certification Course for the Virginia Eastern Shore,” National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Resource Management, $12,250
Perry, James E., “Internship to Monitor Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment at Colonial National Historical Park,” National
Park Service, $12,657
21

Priest, Walter I., “Wetland Restoration Plan: Norfolk Naval Yard,” U. S. Navy, $11,142
Reay, William G., “Chesapeake Bay National Research Reserve in VA: Combined Operations, Research, Monitoring,
Education and Stewardship Award,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Estuarine
Research Reserve, $548,360
Reay, William G., “Property Acquisition: Chesapeake Bay National Research Reserve in Virginia: Harrison Tract,”
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Coastal Resource Management, $273,900
Reay, William G., “2002 Coastal Management Support for Virginia Department of Environmental Quality,” National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administation/Coastal Resource Management, $134,749
Reay, William G., Robert A. Carroll, “Investigating Current Chesapeake Bay Fishery Issues: A Field Based Education
Program,” National Marine Fisheries Service, $10,636
Reece, Kimberly S., Standish K. Allen, “Analysis of Genetic Variation in Crassostrea ariakensis: Evaluation of Germplasm
Resources for Broodstock Development,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia
Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $43,680
Reece, Kimberly S., “Screening of Crassostrea ariakensis from its native range in Japan and China for Herpes Virus and
Perkinsus spp. Infections,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $19,378
Reece, Kimberly S., Lisa Ragone Calvo, Mark D. Camara, “Molecular Marker Based Strategies for Domestication and
Genetic Improvement in the Hard Clam, Mercenaria mercenaria” U. S. Department of Agriculture, $290,000
Reece, Kimberly S., Standish K. Allen, Mark D. Camara, “Molecular Marker-Informed Walk Back Selection for QPX
Resistance in Hard Clams, Mercenaria mercenaria” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Virginia
Graduate Marine Consortium, $86,018
Schaffner, Linda C., “Collaborative Research: A Linked Inititative for Developing Minority Doctoral Scholars in Ocean
Sciences,” National Science Foundation, $104,118
Schaffner, Linda C., Iris C. Anderson, Rochelle D. Seitz, “Research Experience for Undergraduates/REU/in Coastal
Marine Science at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science,” National Science Foundation, $269,816
Schaffner, Linda C., Iris C. Anderson, “An Integrated Approach to Assess the Impacts of Military Activities on Shallow
Water Benthic Community Structure and Function in the Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem,” Department of
Defense/Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program, $663,256
Seitz, Rochelle D., “Impact of Craney Island Extension of Abundance, Biomass and Diversity of Dominant Benthic
Species,” Army Corps of Engineers, $55,439
Shields, Jeffrey D., Leonard W. Haas, “Pfiesteria Shuwayae Toxin Strain CCMP 2089,” National Institute of Environmental
Health Science, $40,000
Smith, Walker O., “Acquisition of Moored Water Sampling Equipment to Assess the Regulation of Phytoplankton
Productivity in the Ross Sea,” National Science Foundation, $266,654
Smith, Walker O., “Collaborative Research: Interactive Effects of Ultraviolet Light and Vertical Mixing on
Phytoplankton and Bacterioplankton in the Ross Sea,” National Science Foundation, $14,406
Van Montfrans, Jacques, “How Essential Fish Habitat Influences Population Structure for Spotted Seatrout, Cynoscion
nebulosus, with Special Emphasis in Chesapeake Bay,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $20,211
22

Vogelbein, Wolfgang K., Yasunari Kiryu, “Aphanomyces invadans in Chesapeake Bay Tributaries: Studies on Distribution
and Environmental Influences on Proliferation and Zoospore Production,” U.S. Geological Survey, $183,750
&$19,817,418
State Awards
Austin, Herbert A., Marcel M. Montane, "Estimating Relative Juvenile Abundance of Recreationally Important Finfish in
the Virginia Portion of the Chesapeake Bay," Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational
Fishing Advisory Board, $49,270
Bonzek, Christopher F., "Establishment of a Chesapeake Bay Trophic Interaction Laboratory Services Program,”
Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational Fishing Advisory Board, $89,475
DuPaul, William D., “Support for Virginia Mariculture Projects, Fiscal Year 2003,” Virginia Marine Resources
Commission, $50,000
DuPaul, William D., Thomas J. Murray, “Fishery Resource Grant Program-Administrative Support for FY 2003/2004,”
Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $30,000
Hale, Robert C., “Analytical Studies: Fish and Sediment Samples, FY 2003,” Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of
Environmental Quality, $468,430
Haynes, Susan E., “Governor's School Program – 2003,” Virginia Department of Education, $5,500
Haynes, Susan E., “Outlook on Ocean Science: High School Marine Science Outreach Program 2002 Proposal,”
Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund, $2,780
Hoenig, John M., Jon A. Lucy, “Determining Stock Status of Tautog in Virginia Waters Using Data from Virginia's
Fishery,” Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational Fishing Advisory Board, $22,555
Lucy, Jon A., “Virginia Game Fish Tagging Program,” Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational
Fishing Advisory Board, $38,888
Montane, Marcel M., “Estimating Relative Abundance of Young-of-Year American Eel, Anguilla rostrata in the Virginia
Tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay,” Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational Fisheries
Advisory Board/Commercial Fisheries Advisory Board, $23,492
Orth, Robert J., “Boat Scarring Effects on Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Virginia: Recovery Patterns,” Virginia
Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational Fisheries Advisory Board, $13,105
Orth, Robert J., “Enhancing Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) Habitat: Research and Education for Restoration,”
Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine Recreational Fisheries Advisory Board, $95,116
Perry, James E. III, “Assessment of Virginia Department of Transportation Vegetation Mitigation Activities,” Virginia
Department of Transportation, $10,000
Perry, James E. III, Linda C., Schaffner, Ratana Chuenpagdee, “Asian Environmental Issues of the 21st Centry:
Curriculum Development,” College of William and Mary/Freeman Fund, $16,200
Reay, William G., Robert A. Carroll, “Coastal Habitat Restoration: Empowering Teachers through a Field Based
Education Program,” Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund, $2,500
Schaffner, Linda C., “A Study to Evaluate the Potential Impacts of the Route 175 Re-Alignment on Benthic Living
Resources of Chincoteague Bay, VA,” Virginia Department of Transportation, $16,084
23

Schaffner, Linda C., James E. Perry III, Ratana Chuenpadgee, “Distinguished Southeast Asian Science and Policy
Fellows Series,” College of William and Mary/Freeman Foundation, $7,500
Schaffner, Linda C., Ratana Chuenpagdee, “Coastal Ecosystems of Asia: Expanding Perspectives on Science and Policy
of the Coastal Ocean,” College of William and Mary/Reves Center, $12,000
Unger, Michael A., “Elizabeth River Tributyltin Monitoring Program,” Virginia Department of Environmental Quality,
$55,000
Unger, Michael A., “Kepone Analysis,” Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $8,000
Vogelbein, Wolfgang K., Kimberly S. Reece, “Development of Molecular Tools for in situ Hybridization Studies of
Mycobacteriosis in the Striped Bass, Morone saxatilis,” Virginia Marine Resources Commission/Marine
Recreational Fishing Advisory Board, $96,567
&$1,112,462
Other Sources
Allen, Standish K., " Development of Triploid and Tetraploid Technology for the Chilean Scallop, Argopecten purpuratus" ,
4C's Breeding Technologies, Inc, $114,871
Allen, Standish K., "Triploid crassostrea ariakensis: Seed Contract, State of North Carolina" , North Carolina Department
of Natural Resources, $38,520
Cartwright, Grace, “Optical Backscatter Sensor (OBS) Calibrations and Water Column Profiles Surveys in Support of
Mixed Sediment Mound Monitoring at Brunswick, Georgia" , Evans & Hamilton, Inc., $34,820
Chu, Fu-Lin E., “Collaborative Research Program: Student Research Exchange, INFREMER (French Marine Science
Institute)," INFREMER, $11,000
Diaz, Robert J., “Bottom Imaging and Habitat Characterization of Potential Sand Borrow Areas Offshore Delaware and
Maryland,” VERSAR, Inc., $52,000
Diaz, Robert J., “Bottom Imaging and Habitat Characterization of Potential Sand Borrow Areas Offshore Delaware and
Maryland (Area G),” VERSAR, Inc., $14,800
Diaz, Robert J., “Radiological Sampling Services, 2002,” Newport News Shipbuilding Marine, $10,174
Graves, John E., Jan R. McDowell, “Age Determination, Bluefin Fish in Icelandic Waters" , Iceland Marine Institute,”
$50,000
Hale, Robert C., “Qualitative and Quantitative Studies of Organochlorine Pesticides and PCBs in Fish Tissues Collected
in Lakes Pamvotis and Kastoria, Greece,” Science Museum of Virginia , $15,000
Hale, Robert C., “Sample Analyses, various entities,” $4,500
Hardaway, C. Scott, “Messick Point, Poquoson, VA: Wave Climate Analysis,” VHB, Inc., $3,000
Haynes, Susan E., “Blue Crab Bowl 2003,” Consortium for Oceanographic Research and Education, $7,500
Luckenbach, Mark W., “Evaluating and Enhancing the Success of Oyster Reef Restoration: The Effects of Habitat
Complexity on Oyster Survival,” Virginia Environmental Endowment/Department of Environmental Quality,
$41,710
Luckenbach, Mark W., “Virginia's Eastern Shore Watersheds Network: An Integrated Approach to Addressing Local
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Water Quality Issues,” Eastern Shore Soil and Water Conservation District, $42,777
Maa, Jerome P-Y., “Acoustic Approach for Studying Consolidation of Fine Sediments: Improvements on Hardware for
Field Experiment,” Korean Oceanographic Research and Development Institute, $12,653
Maa, Jerome P-Y., “Field Deployment of VIMS Sea Carousel for Quantifying Contaminant Loading to Surface Waters,”
CSC/SPAWAR , $76,309
Mann, Roger L., “Studies in Age Determination of the Ocean Quahog,” Rutgers University, $20,000
Mann, Roger L., Herbert A. Austin, John E. Graves, Robert J., Latour, Richard L. Wetzel, “Development of a Multispecies
Tropho-dynamic Model in Support of Sustainable Fisheries Management in Chesapeake Bay,” Virginia
Environmental Endowment, $207,957
Mann, Roger L., Michael Vecchione, “Census of Marine Life: Collaborative Travel Project with Russian Scientists,”
Sloan Foundation , $40,000
McNinch, Jesse E., “Characterization of Bathymetric and Hydrodynamic Changes Associated with Channel Realignment
at Cape Fear, NC (ETD Survey),” Evans & Hamilton, $35,000
Milligan, Donna A., “Monitoring and Analysis: Yorktown Public Beach,” York County, $5,000
Montane, Marcel M., “Monitoring Relative Abundance of the Young of Year American eel, Anguilla rostrata, in the
Potomac River,” Potomac River Fisheries Commission, $20,405
Moore, Kenneth A., “Restoration of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Tidal Freshwater James River: 2002-2003,”
Hopewell Wastewater Treatment Facility, $40,000
Musick, John A. “Technical Manual for the Management of Elasmobranchs,” Asia Pacific Economic Cooperative
Secretariat, $58,000
Musick, John A., Daniel S. Ha, “Restoration of Atlantic Sturgeon Acipenser oxyrinchus in the James River, Virginia,”
Virginia Environmental Endowment, $7,200
Nestlerode, Janet A., “Macrofauna Sampling,” Delaware Department of Natural Resources, $10,174
Newman, Michael C., “Acceptability of Pesticide Effects on Non-Target Species: Modelling the Effect of Pesticide on
Non-Target Species to Improve Risk Assessment,” Crane Associates, $34,663
Patterson, Mark R., “A Biometric System to Detect Fish Wakes: The Production of a 'Proof of Concept' Desktop
Sensors,” Newport News Shipyard, $30,
Tang, Kam W., “Copepods as Microbial Hotspots in DMSP Dynamics: Effects of Host Feeding Activities on Attached
DMSP-consuming Bacteria,” Jeffress Foundation, $25,000
VanVeld, Peter A., “Biochemical and Steriod Responses of Fish Exposed to Pulp Mill Effluents,” National Council on
Air and Stream Improvements, $30,000
Wang, Harry V., Jian Shen, “The Development of a Total Maximum Daily Loading (TMDL) Toxic Model for Middle
River in the Upper Chesapeake Bay,” Maryland Department of the Environment, $108,508
&$1,201,541
Student Awards
Conrad, Christine F., Student Award, Clay Minerals Society, $1,770
25

Conrad, Christine F., w/Elizabeth A. Canuel, “Planar Oxides as a Novel Approach to Understanding Metal-Sediment
Interactions in Natural Aquatic Systems,” Virginia Water Resources Research Council, $2,650
Davies, Sarah B., James E. Perry, III, “Temporal Changes in Vegetation Patterns at Sweet Hall Marsh in Chesapeake Bay
National Estuarine Research Reserve, VA,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National
Estuarine Research Reserve, $17,500
Dowd, Wesley W., “Student Research Award: Physiology of the Sandbar Sharks in the Waters Around the Eastern
Shore,” Oceanside Conservation, $300
Earnhardt, Christopher D., “NSF Graduate Fellowship Award: Year 2,” National Science Foundation, $32,000
France, Kristin E., “NSF Graduate Fellowship Award: Year 2,” National Science Foundation, $32,000
Hoffman, Joel C., “NSF Graduate Fellowship Award: Year 1,” National Science Foundation, $38,000
Ihde, Thomas F., “Student Award: Development and Application of Depletion Models That Accommodate Ancillary
Information,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/ Virginia Graduate Marine Science
Consortium, $95,001
Mansfield, Katherine L., “EPA Star Fellowship: Sea Turtle Migration Research ,” Environmental Protection Agency,
$15,000
Milliman, John D., “Student Support for Paul Liu,” Scripps Institute of Oceanography, $9,780
Miselis, Jennifer L., “National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship (NDSEG) Year 1: The Effect of
Nearshore Geological Processes on the Variability of Shoreline Position,” Department of Defense, Army
Research Office, $23,000
Parker, Frank M. III, “Quantifying the Fate of Carbon and Nitrogen in Littoral Zone Estuarine Ecosystems Through the
Use of Stable Isotopic Tracers,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Estuarine
Research Reserve System, $17,500
Walter, John F., “Student Award: Analysis of Stock Assessment Methodology and Spatial Recruitment paterns of
Oysters, Crassostrea virginica, in the James River, Virginia,” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/
Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium, $95,001
&$379,502
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OTHER TOTAL: $2,196,296
Ash Lawn Opera Festival
Walker, Judith H., “Opera Connects for Teachers,” Virginia Commission for the Arts, $5,000
&$5,000
Muscarelle Museum
Madonia, Ann C., Gallery/Studio Programs, Williamsburg Arts Commission, $3,000
&$3,000
Office of Economic Development
Scruggs, Lee C., “The William and Mary Technology and Business Center,” Virginia Center for Innovative Technology,
$175,000
Scruggs, Lee C., “An Integrated Educational Technology Business Model,” Virginia Center for Innovative Technology,
$839
Scruggs, Lee C., “Green Virginia Ethanol Project,” The Green Virginia Ethanol Project, $92,000
&$267,839
Office of Financial Aid
Irish, Edward P., Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program, U.S. Department of Education
$175,399
Irish, Edward P., Federal Pell Grant Program, U.S. Department of Education, $1,066,903
Irish, Edward P., Federal Work-Study Program, U. S. Department of Education, $451,091
Irish, Edward P., Federal Perkins Loan Program, U.S. Department of Education, $34,337
&$1,727,730
Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture
Hoffman, Ronald, “The Charles Carroll of Carrollton Papers,” National Historical Publications and Records
Commission, $15,000
&$15,000
Reves Center for International Studies
Reiss, Mitchell B., “2002 Keio University-College of William & Mary Cross-Cultural Collaboration,” Keio University,
$2,612
Reiss, Mitchell B., “2003 Keio University-College of William & Mary Cross-Cultural Collaboration,” Keio University,
27

$119,114
Reiss, Mitchell B., “The Korean American Task Force Project,” SK Telecom Co. Ltd. of Korea, $43,500
&$165,226
School Health Center
Crozier, Mary K., “The Prevention of Underage Alcohol Use,” The Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control,
$7,000
Crozier, Mary K., “The Prevention of Underage Tobacco Use,” The Virginia Department of Health Tobacco Control,
$5,500
&$12,500
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INTERNAL GRANTS
William & Mary Semester and Summer Research Grants
University Fellowships: May Seminars
Awarded Academic Year 2002-2003
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Anthropology
Hamada, Tomoko, “Japanese Colonialism and East Asian History Textbooks,” Freeman Foundation Grant
Horning, Audrey, “Archaeology, Identity and Contested Landscapes: ‘Booleying’ Sites in County Antrim Northern
Ireland,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Art and Art History
Jack, Marlene, “The Mold as a Building Element for Making Unique Forms,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Kreydatus, Brian, “Investigation of the Everyday hrough Painting and Printmaking,” William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
Zandi-Sayek, Sibel, “Public Space, Ritual, and Politics in Late Ottoman Izmir,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Biology
Cristol, Daniel, “Integrative Studies of Bird Behavior,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Forsyth, Mark, “Comparative Genomics and the Evolution of Bacterial Pathogenesis,” William & Mary Summer
Research Grant
Zwollo, Patty, “Functions of Pax-5a in the B Cell Activation of Trout and Mice,” William & Mary Semester Research
Grant
Chemistry
Abelt, Christopher, “Photo Induced Electron Transfer Reactions of Organic Thiobensoates,” William & Mary Semester
Research Grant
Bagdassarian, Carey, “Stabilizing & Creative Emergent Dynamics in Complex Systems,” William & Mary Semester
Research Grant
Harbron, Elizabeth, “Aromatic Stacking Kinetics Probed by an Azobenzene Photoswitch,” William & Mary Summer
Research Grant
29

Kranbuehl, David, “In Situ Sensing of the Changing Chemical and Physical State of a Polymer Structure,” William &
Mary Semester Research Grant
Classical Studies
Spaeth, Barbette, “The Representation of the Witch in Classical Antiquity,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Computer Science
Smirni, Evgenia, “Effective Resource Management in Clustered Web Servers,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Stathopoulos, Andreas, “High Performance Algorithms & Software for Storing Large Eigen Problems with Applications
to Materials Science,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Economics
Branch, William, “Expectations and Misspecifications in Dynamic Macroeconomics”, William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
Davig, Troy, “Regime-Shifting Tax Burdens,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Gerlach, Geoffrey, “Anomalies in Japanese Financial Markets”, Freeman Foundation Grant
Mellor, Jennifer, “Social Capital and Child Health: Is There a Casual Connection,” William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
Moody, Carlisle, “Guns and Crime,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Rodgers, Yana, “Vocational Education: Government Planning and Worker Returns in Taiwan,” Freeman Foundation
Grant
English
Donaldson, Susan, “Faulkner, Welty and the Geography of Gender,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Hart, Henry, “Meditation, Contemplation & The Mystic Way in 20 th Century Poetry,” William & Mary Semester
Research Grant
Lopez, Jeremy, “Renaissance Drama at the Edinburgh Festival,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Potkay, Monica, “The Philomela Legend in Medieval French & English Poetry,” William & Mary Semester Research
Grant
Potkay, Adam, “Joy: The Literary History of an Emotion,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Raitt, Suzanne, “The Aesthetics of Waste: Modernist Literary Economics,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Geology
30

Owens, Brent, “Piecing Toether the Puzzle: Geological Studies in the Piedmont of Virginia,” William & Mary Semester
Research Grant
Government
Cheng, Craig, “Religion and Democracy in Contemporary Asia,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Grayson, George, “The Politics of Kidnapping,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Lockwood, Rowan, “Live-Dead Assemblage Comparisons in the Chesapeake Bay,” William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
Nemacheck, Christine, “Giving Advice: Congressional Lobbying in Supreme Court Appointments from 1930-1992,”
William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Pickering, Paula, “Back from the Brink: Explaining Political Moderation after Inter-ethnic Violence,” William & Mary
Summer Research Grant
Stow, Simon, “Literature in politics: Written and Unwritten Worlds,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
History
Nwando, Achebe, “Farmers, Traders, Warriors and Kings: Female Power and Authority in Northern Igboland, 1900-
1960,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Mathematics
Bolotnikov, Vladimir, “Functions with Pick Matrices Having Bounded Number of Negatives Eigenvalues,” William &
Mary Summer Research Grant
Lutzer, David, “Trees and Ordered Spaces,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Mathias, Roy, “A Faster QR Algorithm: Theory and Codes,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Shi, Junping, “Reaction Diffusion Models in Mathematical Biology,” Freeman Foundation Grant
Modern Languages and Literatures
Anemone, Anthony, “Reading the Cabinet of Curiosities: The ulture of Collecting in the 18 th Century Russia,” William &
Mary Semester Research Grant
Armbrecht, Thomas, “Der Andere Blick” (The Other Look): Representation of Minorities on German Television,”
William & Mary Summer Research Grant
DiNitto, Rachel, “Japanese Literature Translation: Realm of the Dead and Triumphant Entry into Port Arthur,” Freeman
Foundation Grant
Greenia, George, “Biological Evolution and Language Change Over Time,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Houle, Martha, “A Literary History of Confession and the Confessional, “ William & Mary Semester Research Grant
31

Marchante-Aragon, Lucas, “Temples of Monarchy: Ritual Places for Royal Performance in Seventeenth-Century Spain
and England,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Pacini, Giulia, “Graffigny’s Lettres d’une Peruvienne and Montbart’s Lettres Tahitiennes,” William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
Prokhorov, Alexander, “The Soviet Teen Film: Cultural Politics and Genre Conventions,” William & Mary Summer
Research Grant
Music
Preston, Katherine, “Against the Grain: English-Language Opera Companies in Late 19 th Century America,” William &
Mary Semester Research Grant
Philosophy
Costelloe, Timothy, “Beauty and Deformity: Aesthetics and Morals in the Philosophy of David Hume,” William & Mary
Summer Research Grant
Merritt, Maria, “Compassion and Respectfulness as Virtues in Medical Practices,” William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
Physics
Chaloupka, Jan, “Nonlinear Optical Properties of Tailored Microstructures,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Psychology
Barnet, Robert, “Neural Development and the Expression of Fear:: Why Does the Brain Wait So Long,” William &
Mary Summer Research Grant
Religion
Beach, Alison, “The Women of Germany’s Hirsau Reform,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Daise, Michael, “The Mishmarot from Khirbet Qumran,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Kinnard, Jacob, “A Peaceful Coexistence: Shared Space and Images in Rajgir,” Freeman Foundation Grant
Sociology
Joyce, Kelly Ann, “Imaging Technology: Perceptions of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Japan,” William & Mary
Summer Research Grant
32

Krier, Dan, “Social Structure of Speculation: Comparing Stocks, Commodities and Real Estate,” William & Mary
Summer Research Grant
Linneman, Thomas, “Stigmatizing Speech as Social Change Tactic,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Saporito, Savatore, “Private Choices, Public Consequences: Private School Choice and Racial Segregation in Public
Schools,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Sohoni, Deenesh, “Untangling the Knot: Immigration, Intermarriage, and the Assimilation of Asian Ancestry Groups in
the United States,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Theatre and Speech and Dance
Chansky, Dorothy, “Passionate Playgoing: Religion and Theatre in America in the New Millennium,” William & Mary
Summer Research Grant
Damon Wade, Denise, “New Choreography: “Harm and Hope,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Hansen, James, “Multi-Media/Dance Theatre Piece,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Wiley, Elizabeth, “ Theatrical Production of Master Class by Terrence McNally,” William & Mary Summer Research
Grant
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Aggarwal, Prabhu, “A Model to Measure the Impact of a ‘Customer Centric’ Service Policy at a Call Center on an
Organization’s Performance,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Allred, Brent, “The Influence of National Context and Industry Structure on Innovation Strategy for Firms Competing
in Global Versus Multidomestic Industries,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Ganeshan, Ram, “Business to Business Marketplaces: Investigating the State of Art,” William & Mary Semester Research
Grant
Hess, Ronald, “Interactional Service Failures in a Pseudorelationship: The Role of Organizational and Employee
Attributions,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
Solomon, Robert, “Ranchers and Environmentalists: A Documentary Case Study in Effective Change Management,”
William & Mary Semester Research Grant
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Foubert, John, “Perceptions of a Rape Prevention Program by Fraternity Men, Student Athletes, and African-American
Men,” William & Mary Summer Research Grant
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MARSHALL-WYTHE SCHOOL OF LAW
Dickerson, A. Mechele, “ Behavioral Influences on Consumer Spending,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Duffy, John, “On the Protection of Legal Intellectual Property,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
Gerhardt, Michael, “The Prism of Precedent,” William & Mary Semester Research Grant
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