UpDate - Vol. 15, No. 1, Page 11
August 31, 1995
Faculty and staff
PUBLICATIONS
Herbert E. Allen, civil and environmental engineering, and Steven
Bufflap, Delaware '91, "Comparison of Pore Water Sampling
Techniques for Trace Metals," in Water Research, vol. 29, pages
2051-2054; with C.P. Huang, Distinguished Professor of
Environmental Engineering, P.F. Sanders of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection, former graduate student Yu-Tung Chen
and postdoctoral fellow Yimin Li, "Soil Partition Coefficients
for Cd by Column Desorption and Comparison to Batch Adsorption
Measurements," in Environmental Science and Technology, vol. 29,
pages 1887-1891; and, with graduate students A.F. Kingery and
Patrick Lee and Bufflap, "Characterization and Fate of Alkyl
Methylphosphonates in Standard Soils Used in the Provisional
Technical Secretariat Inter-Laboratory Comparison," in
Proceedings of the Conference on Analytical Methods for
Environmental Sampling of Chemical Warfare Agents and Their
Degradation Products, A.P. Watson and S.L. Kistner, editors, Oak
Ridge National Laboratory, pages 157-167.
Rivers Singleton, biology, "Is Modern Biology Molecular Biology?"
in Perspectives of Biology and Medicine, vol. 38, pages 668-672.
Robert R. Nelson, hotel, restaurant and institutional management,
"The Impact of Tourism Development on Quality of Life in Host
Communities," in New Dimensions in Marketing: Quality-of-Life
Research, M.J. Sirgy and A.C. Samli, editors, pages 301-314,
Quorum Books, Westport, Conn.
PRESENTATIONS
Roland R. Roth, entomology and applied ecology, with graduate
student Todd Underwood, "Reproduction of Brown-Headed Cowbirds
and Wood Thrushes in a Forest Fragment," at American
Ornithologists Union annual meeting, Aug. 15-19, Cincinnati.
Daniel M. Green, political science and international relations,
"Democracy, Adjustment and Internationalization of the State in
Ghana," at Institute of of Economic Affairs, Aug. 1, Ghana.
Jan Blits, educational studies, "The Free Market and the Rule of
Law," at George C. Marshall Center for European Security Studies,
Aug. 10, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.
David E. Hollowell, office of the senior vice president, with
consultant Michael Dolence and landscape architect Michael Van
Yahres, "The Role of Campus Design in Student Recruitment," at
30th annual conference of Society for College and University
Planning, July 9-11, San Antonio.
A. Scott Andres, Delaware Geological Survey, "Nitrate Loss Via
Ground Water Flow, Coastal Sussex County, Delaware," at
Interdisciplinary Conference of Animal Waste and the Land-Water
Interface, July 17, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. The
paper was also published in Animal Waste and the Land-Water
Interface, Arkansas Water Resources Center.
Ed Okonowicz, public relations, storytelling programs on "Ghosts
and Legends of Delmarva," at several Delaware public libraries
including Milton, July 6, Frankford, July 12, Harrington, July
20, and Odessa, Aug. 10. On July 22 and 23, he was a guest on
WILM Radio's Delaware State of the Arts, and he was featured at
the Delaware Historical Society's celebration marking the 50th
anniversary of the end of World War II, Wilmington's Market
Street Mall, Aug. 14.
Several members of the Department of Food and Resource Economics
presented papers at the Northeastern Agricultural and Resource
Economics Association annual meeting, June 18-20, in Burlington,
Vt.: Rodolfo Tanjuakio, Steven Hastings and graduate student
Peter Tytus, "Agriculture in Delaware: An Economic Impact
Analysis"; J. Sparco, graduate student, "A Conjoint Analysis of
Willingness to Pay for Changes in Groundwater Quality"; Rhonda
Aull-Hyde and graduate student S. Lam, "An Agricultural
Production Diversification Model for Poultry Waste Management";
Conrado Gempesaw, Don Tilmon, Joachim Elterich and graduate
student F. Albay, "The Economics of Kenaf as an Alternative
Bedding Material for Broiler Production"; Catherine Halbrendt,
Qingbin Wang, John Pesek and graduate student C. Fraiz, "A
Conjoint Study of Mid-Atlantic Retailer Preferences for
Aquaculturally Produced Finfish"; James Bacon, Gempesaw, Ulrich
Toensmeyer and graduate student C. Robinson, "Consumer Attitudes
Towards the Safety of Farm-Raised Fish Products and Seafood
Inspection"; Bacon, Gempesaw, W. Lussier of IFT Technologies Inc.
and J. Dunn of Pennsylvania State University, "The Economics of
Large Scale Trout Hatchery in the Northeast Region."
Karen Bauer and Dale Trusheim, institutional research and
planning, "Strategies for the Practice of Institutional
Research," at Association for Institutional Research Institute,
July 22-26, Berkeley, Calif.
Michael Middaugh, institutional research and planning, "Managing
Data in Support of Fiscal and Productivity Analyses," at
Association for Institutional Research Advanced Institute, Aug.
12-16, Newark.
Theodore E.D. Braun, foreign languages and literatures, "Chaos,
Determinism and Free Will in Voltaire's Zadig," at ninth
International Conference on the Enlightenment, July 23-30,
Munster, Germany.
Barry Morstain, urban affairs and public policy, "Re-inventing
Performance Appraisal: Rescuing Ourselves from the Night of the
Living Dread," at American Society for Public Administration
national conference, July 23, San Antonio.
James A. Inciardi and Steven S. Martin, drug and alcohol studies,
"Prisons, Therapeutic Communities and Treatment Research
Designs," at American Psychological Association meeting, Aug. 12,
New York City; Inciardi and Hilary Surratt of University of
Miami, "HIV Risk Behaviors Among Transvestite Prostitutes in Rio
de Janeiro," at third Science Symposium on HIV Prevention
Research, Aug. 16-18, Flagstaff; Inciardi, Frank Scarpitti,
sociology and criminal justice, and Amie Nielsen, drug and
alcohol studies, "Integrating the Therapeutic Community and Work
Release Treatment Modalities for Substance Abusers: A Case
Study," at National Institute of Drug Abuse symposium, Aug. 18-
19, La Jolla, Calif; Inciardi and Surratt, "Drug Use Among
Cocaine Users in Rio de Janeiro" and, with Martin, "The
Effectiveness of a Multi-Stage Continuum of Prison-Based
Treatment," at 37th International Congress on Drug and Alcohol
Dependence, Aug. 20-25, La Jolla.
Qingbin Wang and Catherine Halbrendt, food and resource
economics, with Helen Jensen of Iowa State University, "Cigarette
Consumption in China: Implications for Public Health and Trade,"
at 41st annual conference of American Council on Consumer
Interests, March 15-18, Washington, D.C.
John Cavanaugh, graduate studies, "Integrating the Humanities
into Courses on Adult Development and Aging" and, with Jennifer
Kinney and Nancy Jo Dunn, "Tarnished Golden Years: Marital
Satisfaction Among Caregiving Spouses," at American Psychological
Association meeting, Aug. 11-15, in New York City.
Members of the Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies made
presentations at the American Sociological Association meeting,
Aug. 19-23, Washington, D.C.: Lana Harrison, Steven Martin and
Cynthia Robbins,"Drug Use Patterns and Criminal Behavior: Violent
and Property Crime Linkages"; Robert Gossweiler and Martin, "The
Role of Personality in Treatment Success for Released Prisoners:
Changing Hazards"; Amie Nielsen, "Racial/Ethnic Differences in
Intoxication Frequency During the Period from Adolescence to
Adulthood"; Kristine Mulhorn, graduate student Leonardo Ledezma
and Ayumu Yokoyama of the DuPont Co., Marshall Laboratory, "The
Relationship Between Task Characteristics and Social Bonds and
Organizational Commitment Among American and Japanese Women";
Mulhorn, Kim Logio, Martin and Gossweiler, "Using Survey Data to
Inform ATODA Prevention Efforts in the Community, County and
State: Multi-Level Evaluation Feedback"; Christine Saum and
Hillary Surratt of the University of Miami, "Cocaine Exposed
Infants: An Update on the Research and Issues"; Jill McCorkel and
Ruth Horowitz, sociology and criminal justice, "Constructing
Addiction: The Negotiation of Meaning Identity in a Prison
Therapeutic Community"; and McCorkel, "Strange Bedfellows: An
Analysis of the State's Participation in the Contemporary
Therapeutic Community Movement."
Gary Ebert, mathematical sciences, "Regulus-free Spreads in
AG(3,9)," at 15th British Combinatorial Conference, University of
Stirling; "Cyclotomic Results Associated with Finite Geometries,"
at third International Conference on Finite Fields and
Applications, University of Glasgow; and six lectures and two
computer algebra workshops on "Projected Unitals," at fifth
Scuola Estiva di Geometrie Combinatorie, Universitae degli Studi
della Basilicata, Italy.
Hilton Brown, Harriet T. Baily Professor of Art, Art Conservation
and Art History, five invited lectures, gallery tours and
workshops for National Teacher Institute, July 12 and 26 and Aug.
9, "American Painting from Colonial Times to the Armory Show,"
and July 18 and Aug. 1, "Renaissance Painting in Europe,"
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
SERVICE AND AWARDS
Kathryn L. Kotula, animal and food sciences, as scientific
adviser to the National Broiler Council was a guest on The
Afternoon Report, June 28, TV Channel 8, which serves the
Washington, D.C., suburban Maryland and northern Virginia areas.
Rivers Singleton, biology, chaired a session on "Studies in the
History of Biochemistry" at the biennial meeting, International
Society for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of
Biology, July 19-23, Leuven, Belgium, and spent several days
working in the research archives of papers of Dutch
microbiologist/biochemist A.J. Kluyver, at Technical University
of Delft.
Barry Morstain, urban affairs and public policy, was appointed to
the committee on professional development and education, American
Society for Public Administration.
Ruth Horowitz, sociology and criminal justice, received the
Charles Horton Cooley Award from the Society for the Study of
Symbolic Interaction, a professional sociology association, for
her book Teen Mothers: Citizens or Dependents?
John Cavanaugh, graduate studies, was elected president of
Division 20, Adult Development and Aging, of the American
Psychological Association.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
35 years
E. Wayne Craven, art history, Sept. 1, 1960
David Stixrude, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1960
Conrad Trumbore, chemistry and biochemistry, Sept. 1, 1960
Julian Valbuena, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1960
30 years
Carl Anderson, admissions, Sept. 1, 1965
Bruce Finnie, English, Sept. 1, 1965
Allen Granda, biology, Sept. 1, 1965
Charles Marler, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1965
Charles Robinson, English, Sept. 1, 1965
Mark Sharnoff, physics and astronomy, Sept. 1, 1965
Nenad Spoljaric, Delaware Geological Survey, Sept. 1, 1965
Alfred Wedel, linguistics, Sept. 1, 1965
Ronald Wenger, mathematical sciences, Sept. 1, 1965
Raymond Wolters, history, Sept. 1, 1965
25 years
Virginia Aherns, textiles, design and consumer economics, Sept.
1, 1970
George Basalla, history, Sept. 1, 1970
John Bernstein, history, Sept. 1, 1970
Theodore Braun, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1970
Thomas Brill, chemistry and biochemistry, Sept. 1, 1970
Robert Brown, honors program, Sept. 1, 1970
Dale Buckmaster, accounting, business and economics, Sept. 1,
1970
Rosemary Cox, Winterthur Program, Sept. 1, 1970
Gordon DiRenzo, sociology, Sept. 1, 1970
Ivo Dominguez, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1970
Lawrence Duggan, history, Sept. 1, 1970
Philip Flynn, English, Sept. 1, 1970
Samuel Gaertner, psychology, Sept. 1, 1970
Billy Price Glass, geology, Sept. 1, 1970
David Haslett, philosophy, Sept. 1, 1970
Svend Holsoe, anthropology, Sept. 1, 1970
Dene Klinzing, human resources, Sept. 1, 1970
David Kuhlman, psychology, Sept. 1, 1970
Charles Link, economics, Sept. 1, 1970
Victor Martuza, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1970
Ludwig Mosberg, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1970
Joe Moss, art, Sept. 1, 1970
Daniel Neale, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1970
Robert Neaves, physical education, Sept. 1, 1970
Henry Nyce, parallel program- Georgetown, Sept. 1, 1970
David Onn, physics and astronomy, Sept. 1, 1970
Marian Palley, political science and international relations,
Sept. 1, 1970
Thomas Pauly, English, Sept. 1, 1970
Michael Rewa, English, Sept. 1, 1970
Daniel Rich, urban affairs and public policy, Sept. 1, 1970
Thomas Scott, arts and science, Sept. 1, 1970
Robert Taggart, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1970
Juan Villamarin, anthropology, Sept. 1, 1970
20 years
Susan Allmendinger, systems security and access, Sept. 2, 1975
David Black, economics, Sept. 1, 1975
Jean Bohner, parallel program- Wilmington, Sept. 1, 1975
John Bulkowski, chemistry and biochemistry, Sept. 1, 1975
Howard Cornell, biology, Sept. 1, 1975
Robert Gilbert, mathematical sciences, Sept. 1, 1975
Charles Ih, electrical engineering, Sept. 1, 1975
Laurence Kalkstein, geography, Sept. 1, 1975
Robert Kraft, physical education, Sept. 1, 1975
Gary May, history, Sept. 1, 1975
George Molloy, biology, Sept. 1, 1975
David Northmore, psychology, Sept. 1, 1975
Bonnie Kime Scott, English, Sept. 1, 1975
Robert Streckfuss, music, Sept. 1, 1975
Gerald Turkel, sociology, Sept. 1, 1975
Ronald Vukelich, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1975
Jeanne Walker, English, Sept. 1, 1975
Peter Warter, electrical engineering, Sept. 1, 1975
John Weiss, art, Sept. 1, 1975
15 Years
Charles Beale, counseling and student development, Sept. 1, 1980
Richard Brown, theatre, Sept. 1, 1980
Linda Carey, housing assignment services, Sept. 2, 1980
Daniel Chester, Computer and Information Sciences, Sept. 1, 1980
Nancy Ann Cotugna, nutrition and dietetics, Sept. 1, 1980
Grace Dehel, urban affairs and public policy, Sept. 1, 1980
Paul Eggermont, urban affairs and public policy, Sept. 1, 1980
Robert Eisenberger, psychology, Sept. 1, 1980
Charles Emery, electrical engineering, Sept. 1, 1980
Bonnie Ferguson, physical education, Sept. 1, 1980
Ian Hall, mechanical engineering, Sept. 1, 1980
Alan Hamant, music, Sept. 1, 1980
Valerie Hans, criminal justice, Sept. 1, 1980
Mark Huddleston, political science and international relations,
Sept. 1, 1980
Thomas Lathrop, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1980
Walter Mallory, mathematical sciences, Sept. 1, 1980
David Mason, mathematical sciences, Sept. 1, 1980
Deborah Miller, occupational health and safety, Sept. 2, 1980
James Mulligan, economics, Sept. 1, 1980
Estelle Null, Student Health Service, Sept. 2, 1980
James Richards, physical education, Sept. 1, 1980
Tuncay Saydam, Computer and Information Sciences, Sept. 1, 1980
Robert Schweitzer, finance, business and economics, Sept. 1, 1980
Robert Straight, art, Sept. 1, 1980
Richard Weiss, business administration, Sept. 1, 1980
Anita Wellner, library, Sept. 2, 1980
Shirley Worden, employee relations, Sept. 2, 1980
10 years
Van Adams, Management Information Services, Sept. 1, 1985
Suzanne Austin Alchon, history, Sept. 1, 1985
George Bear, educational studies, Sept. 1, 1985
Anthony Beris, chemical engineering, Sept. 1, 1985
Shirley Bressler, facilities management, Sept. 3, 1985
Sandra Carberry, computer and information sciences, Sept. 1, 1985
Alexander H-D. Cheng, civil engineering, Sept. 1, 1985
Barbara Christensen, parallel program-Dover, Sept. 1, 1985
James Cunningham, theatre, Sept. 1, 1985
Sue Davis, political science and international relations, Sept.
1, 1985
Claytona Decapua, individual and family studies, Sept. 1, 1985
Nancy Edwards, individual and family studies, Sept. 1, 1985
Alberta Erickson, transportation services, Sept. 3, 1985
Mitchell Fields, finance, business and economics, Sept. 1, 1985
Sandra Fields, business administration, Sept. 1, 1985
Ritchie Garrison, museum studies, Sept. 1, 1985
David Gulick, sociology, Sept. 1, 1985
Sara Horowitz, English, Sept. 1, 1985
Catherine Johnston, marine studies, Sept. 3, 1985
Michael Keefe, mechanical engineering, Sept. 1, 1985
Robert Keown, food science, Sept. 1, 1985
Robert Ketcham, biology, Sept. 1, 1985
Peter Kolchin, history, Sept. 1, 1985
Marie Fanelli Kuczmarski, nutrition and dietetics, Sept. 1, 1985
Janice Lefebvre, English Language Institute, Sept. 1, 1985
James Macdonald, physics and astronomy, Sept. 1, 1985
Ronald Martin, geology, Sept. 1, 1985
Kathleen McCoy, computer and information sciences, Sept. 1, 1985
Carol McCullough, billing, collection and insurance, Sept. 3,
1985
Michael Middaugh, institutional research and planning, Sept. 1,
1985
Debra Norris, art conservation, Sept. 1, 1985
Linda Pellecchia, art history, Sept. 1, 1985
Donald Peters, individual and family studies, Sept. 1, 1985
Mary Jean Pfaelzer, English, Sept. 1, 1985
Lucille Pulliam, nursing, Sept. 1, 1985
Katherin Rogers, philosophy, Sept. 1, 1985
Thomas Ruggerio, Network and Systems Services, Sept. 1, 1985
Fadil Santosa, mathematical sciences, Sept. 1, 1985
David Saunders, computer and information sciences, Sept. 1, 1985
Sharon Tucker, parallel program, Sept. 1, 1985
Karl Unruh, physics and astronomy, Sept. 1, 1985
5 years
Avron Abraham, physical education, Sept. 1, 1990
Joseph Adepoju, nursing, Sept. 1, 1990
Douglas Archbald, educational development, Sept. 1, 1990
Lori Benscoter, library, Sept. 4, 1990
Margaret Birney, nursing, Sept. 1, 1990
Linda Bucher, nursing, Sept. 1, 1990
Donna, Budani, anthropology, Sept. 1, 1990
Kenneth Campbell, honors program, Sept. 1, 1990
Christine Cannon, nursing, Sept. 1, 1990
Michael Chajes, civil engineering, Sept. 1, 1990
Keith Chenault, chemistry and biochemistry, Sept. 1, 1990
Scott Cloud, public safety, Sept. 4, 1990
Ronald Cole, hotel, restaurant management, Sept. 1, 1990
Patricia Cox, Dining Services, Sept. 4, 1990
Barbara Curry, educational development, Sept. 1, 1990
Ida Downes, student housing, custodial, Sept. 4, 1990
John Elias, electrical engineering, Sept. 1, 1990
Ardeshir Faghri, civil engineering, Sept. 1, 1990
David Fox, philosophy, Sept. 1, 1990
C. Gopinath, business administration, Sept. 1, 1990
Karen Gouge, agriculture-Newark Farm, Sept. 4, 1990
Lysette Hall, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1990
Christine Heyrman, history, Sept. 1, 1990
Yvonne Hilton, recreation and intramurals, Sept. 1, 1990
Neil Houser, educational development, Sept. 1, 1990
Nadine Howatt, theatre, Sept. 4, 1990
Rhonda Hyde, food and resource economics, Sept. 1, 1990
Sandra Iverson, accounting, Sept. 4, 1990
Howard Johnson, Black American Studies, Sept. 1, 1990
Murray Johnston, chemistry and biochemistry, Sept. 1, 1990
Jeffrey Jordan, philosophy, Sept. 1, 1990
Cathy Matson, history, Sept. 1, 1990
Michael McClay, academic services, Sept. 1, 1990
Sheella Mierson, biology, Sept. 1, 1990
Ellen Monk, accounting, business and economics, Sept. 1, 1990
Robert Nelson, hotel and restaurant management, Sept. 1, 1990
Nese Orbey, energy conversion, Sept. 1, 1990
Carlos Plata-Salaman, biology, Sept. 1, 1990
Steven Rhoades, chemistry and biochemistry, Sept. 4, 1990
Klaus Theopold, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1, 1990
Elizabeth Thibault, foreign languages and literatures, Sept. 1,
1990
Paul Tidman, philosophy, Sept. 1, 1990
Julie Wilgen, individual and family studies, Sept. 1, 1990
Shangyou Zhang, mathematical sciences, Sept. 1, 1990
GRANTS
From National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Sea Grant
Program: William R. Hall, marine studies, $52,600 for "Operation
Pathfinder: Oceanography and Coastal Processes for Elementary and
Middle School Teachers"; and Jean-Pierre Ple, marine studies,
$56,700 for "Considerations for the Conservation of the Atlantic
Blue Fin Tuna."
From U.S. Army Research Office: Suresh G. Advani, composite
materials, $52,000 for "Flow and Cure Monitoring in RTM"; Douglas
J. Doren, chemistry and biochemistry, $67,000 for "Atomistic
Theory of Polymer-Graphite Interphases"; Ian W. Hall, mechanical
engineering, $75,000 for "Damage Tolerance and High-Strain-Rate
Deformation of Metal and Ceramic Matrix Composites"; Roy L.
McCullough, composite materials, $100,000 for "Equipment";
McCullough, with John W. Gillespie Jr., materials science,
$263,000 for "Influence of Interphases on the Strength and
Durability of Composites and Adhesively Bonded Structures" and
$128,000 for "On-Line Sensing of Flow in Liquid Molding Using
Smart Weave"; McCullough, with Karl V. Steiner, composite
materials, $56,000 for "ARO/ARL Scientific Exchange Program"; and
Azar Parvizi-Majidi, mechanical engineering, and Tsu-Wei Chou,
Jerzy L. Nowinski Professor of Mechanical Engineering, $121,000
for "Polymer Pyrolysis Processing of Ceramics for Coating,
Bonding and Composite Applications." Also, Gillespie, $225,000
from U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research for "Durability
and Life Assessment for Affordable Manufacturing of Polymer-
Matrix Composites."
Suresh G. Advani, mechanical engineering, an additional $7,303
from National Institute of Standards and Technology for
"Development of a Permeability Prediction Simulator for 3-D
Fibrous Porous Media."
Robert W. Birkmire, energy conversion, and T. W. Fraser Russell,
Allan P. Colburn Professor of Chemical Engineering, $367,000 from
Advanced Research Projects Agency for "Development of Flexible
Copper Indium Diselenide Photovoltaics."
John M. Byrne, urban affairs and public policy, $75,000 from the
Asia Foundation for "Certificate in Sustainable Development
Management Indian Delegation."
Jay F. Custer, anthropology, $19,500 from Delaware Division of
Historical and Cultural Affairs, State Historic Preservation
Office, for "Archaeological Research in Delaware."
Steven K. Dentel, civil engineering, $123,064 from Water
Environment Research Foundation for "Influence of Polymer
Chemistry on Bio-solids and the Environment."
P. Andrew Evans, chemistry and biochemistry, $20,000 from the
American Chemical Society, Petroleum Research Fund, for "New
Methodology for the Stereoselective Synthesis of Cyclic Ethers."
Linda S. Gottfredson, educational studies, $78,200 from The
Pioneer Fund Inc. for "Intelligence and Social Policy."
George C. Hadjipanayis, physics and astronomy, $45,800 from U.S.
Department of Energy for "Fundamental Studies of Novel Permanent
Magnet Materials."
James A. Inciardi, drug and alcohol studies, $40,950 from the
University of Miami, School of Medicine for "HIV/AIDS Community
Outreach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."
Steven S. Martin, drug and alcohol studies, $52,500 from New
Castle County for "New Castle County Community Partnerships
Evaluation."
Donald L. Peters, Amy Rextrew Professor of Individual and Family
Studies, $25,000 from Delaware Department of Health and Social
Services, Division of Mental Retardation, for "Training
Initiative for Community Service Providers."
Chandra L. Reedy, art conservation, $17,777 from National Park
Service for "Electrochemical Testing for Assessing Effects of
Exhibition Materials on Metal Artifacts."
Robert F. Simons, psychology, $14,693 from Delaware Department of
Services for Children, Youth and Their Families, Division of
Child Mental Health Services, for "Internship for Pre-doctoral
Practicum Services."
Patricia H. Sine and Morris W. Brooks, instructional technology,
$28,000 from Christina School District for "Engineered
Environment Laboratory Curriculum."
Colin Thorpe, chemistry and biochemistry, $167,914 from National
Institutes of Health for "Flavoproteins in Fatty Acid
Metabolism."
Clinton Tymes, business and economics, $25,000 from Delaware
Development Office for "Small Business Resource Center in
Wilmington."
Ferris Webster, marine studies, $233,000 from National Science
Foundation for "WOCE Data Information Unit."