CARS Faculty and Librarian Research Grants are available for substantial individual projects for full-time tenured or tenure track BSU faculty and librarians. These grants support activities for faculty and librarian research projects, scholarship, and creative activity, and to provide time for these activities. This grant is funded through the Office of Academic Affairs by the Bridgewater Foundation.
Funded Projects from 2008
Flavonoid-Mediated Protection Against A Novel Mode of Stroke Related Injury, Joseph Burdo
Milton and the End of Renaissance Friendship, Gregory Chaplin
Continuation of Exciting Results - Particle Physics Collaboration at Yale University, Edward Deveney
Experiences and Impact of Discrimination of Seven Marginalized Groups: Social Work Implications, Sabrina Gentlewarrior
New Artworks Addressing Contemporary Environmental, Social and Political Issues, Ivana George
Integrating a WiFi Weather Sensor Network and Computer Modeling to Determine Land-Use Impacts on Evapotranspiration: Bridgewater State College Campus, Robert Hellström
Male Social Workers: Challenges and Opportunities in a Feminized Profession, Lucinda King-Frode
Flowers of Evil, Corporeal Waxworks: Orientalist Curiosity Cabinets, Leora Lev
The Cultural and Social Factors Linked to Salvia Use and Salvia-related Harms, Dina Perrone
The Tiles of the Dome of the Rock: an Assessment of the Revetment Removed in 1964, Beatrice St. Laurent
Examining the Gaps in California’s Continuum of Care, Michele Wakin
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: An Examination of the Growing Use of Preventive Detention, Richard Wright
Is Rape Justification for Murder? An Examination of the Execution of Sex Offenders, Richard Wright
Funded Projects from 2007
Facilitating Behavior Change: Evaluating A Protocol for Educating Athletic Trainers, Victoria Bacon and Marcia Anderson
Completion of a Book on Eighteenth-Century Literary Fraud and an Edition of A Reply to Clark’s Answer (1782) by William Shaw and Samuel Johnson, Thomas M. Curley
Particle Physics Collaboration at Yale University, Edward Deveney
Perception, Memory and Landscape, Mary Dondero
Diversity, Community, and Citizenship: How Provincetown and Asbury Park, NJ, Residents Respond to New Demographic and Sociocultural Realities, Sandra Faiman-Silva
Heroes, Villains and Canucks: Constructing Canadian “Otherness” in American Juvenile Sporting Fiction, 1890-1940, Andrew C. Holman
Reflections on a Career in Social Work, Lucinda King-Frode and Beverly Lovett
A Deedledock World, Stephen Levine
Consuming the Southern Other: Representations of Spain in French Culture and Arts, Leora Lev
Niagara, Rob Lorenson