2010-2011 REPORT - School of Public and International Affairs

sponsored researchMax StephensonPI (with Laura Zano). “ISCE Summer Scholar.” VT Instute for Society Culture and the Environment,$15,000. Summer 2011.PI (with Laura Zano). “OIRED Small Grant.” VT Office of Internaonal Research, Educaon andDevelopment, $2500. Summer 2011.Karen Till:“Mapping Spectral Traces.” Virginia Tech Humanies Symposium Grant, College of Liberal Artsand Human Sciences, and School of Visual Arts Vising Arsts’ Program: $28,000. 2010.Kris WernstedtCo-Invesgator (with David Robertson (PI), Michael Mormer, Bruce Hull). “Green InfrastructureAssessment: Mapping and Evaluang the Support System for Green Infrastructure Planning inthe United States.” U.S. Forest Service, $217,014. June 1, 2011 to May 31, 2013.Co-PI (with Pamela Murray-Tuite (PI)). “RAPID: Commuter Risk Percepons aer the WashingtonDC Metrorail Collision.” Naonal Science Foundaon, $34,857. August 10, 2009 to August 9,2010.Yang ZhangPI. “Collaborave Proposal: Developing an Intergovernmental Management Framework for SustainableRecovery Following Catastrophic Disasters.” Naonal Science Foundaon, $123,051.(hp://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward.do?AwardNumber=1029298). September 1,2010 to August 31, 2013.Co-PI (with John Randolph (PI), C. Theodore Koebel). “Climate Change Adaptaon Strategies forMiddle Peninsula Counes in the Virginia Coastal Community.” Virginia Sea Grant, $10,636. July1, 2010 to May 31, 2012.44spia annual report 2010-2011