Year
|
Grant
|
Position
|
2007-2008 |
State of Florida Department of Education; subcontract from the Panhandle Area for Educational Consortium:”Science Collaboration: Immersion, Inquiry Innovation” for $341,413 over 16 months
|
PI |
2002-2007 |
National Science Foundation, grant for “Preparing
Science Graduate Students to Meet the Challenges of K-12 Education,” $1.2
million |
P. Cottle as PI, & D. Foss, W. Montford,
P. J. Gilmer, E. Granger & T. Miller, as co-PIs |
2004-2005 |
SERVE (Eisenhower Consortia), “Experiences of Science Graduate
Students Working in K-8 Classrooms” for $15,000 |
P. J. Gilmer & D. E. Granger, co-PIs |
2004-2005 |
Office of Distributed and Distance Learning
grant for “Fully
Integrated, Web-Supported, CHM 1020L Chemistry Laboratory” for
$16,824 |
S. Dillon & P. J. Gilmer, co-PIs |
2000 |
SERVE (Eisenhower Consortia), “Experiential Learning
for Preservice Teachers: Applications to Secondary Classrooms,” $8,748 |
PI with L. L. Hahn as the co-PI |
1998-2003 |
National Science Foundation, “Florida Collaborative
for Excellence in Teacher Preparation,” with Florida A&M
University, $2.5 million |
Co-PI with F. Hamilton as PI; A. Sweeney & G. Roig as other
co-PIs |
1998 |
SERVE (Eisenhower Consortia), “Teachers doing scientific
research: Impact on their teaching,” $6,000 |
PI |
1997-1998 |
Council for Instruction, “Research toward better
science teaching,” $6,000 |
PI |
1996 |
SERVE (Eisenhower Consortia), “Action research for elementary
teachers,” $6,000 |
PI |
1995-1996 |
Eisenhower Department of Education grant, “Teacher
preparation in science and mathematics,” $199,973 as one of
three components to “Enhancing science and mathematics teaching
and learning through collaboration among higher post-secondary institutions,” $199,973 |
PI |
1992-1996 |
National Science Foundation Teacher Enhancement
grant, “Program
for learning and research in science for middle school teachers (the
Science FEAT Program),” $886,819 Co-PI with A. Collins (FSU
Curriculum and Instruction Department) as co- |
PI |
1990-1995 |
Research Corporation grant, “Regulation of intracellular
carbohydrate metabolism influencing cell-surface structures,” $24,000 |
PI |
1991-1994 |
National Science Foundation Teacher Preparation
grant, “Improving
science and science education courses for prospective teachers,” $782,483 |
Co-PI with K. Tobin (FSU Curriculum and Instruction
Department) as co-PI |
1990-1993 |
National Science Foundation Research Experiences
for Undergraduate, “Florida
State University Undergraduate Research Participation Program,” $114,694,
with an additional $5,000 supplement for an “Ethics in Science” course
for REU participants |
Co-PI with E. Hilinski (FSU Chemistry Department)
as PI |
1989-1992 |
National Institutes of Health, “Radiation induced
division delay and cell-survival,” $361,039 |
Co-PI with M. Schneiderman (FSU Biological Science
Department) as the PI & W. Marzluff, Jr. (FSU Chemistry Department)
as co-PI |
1987-1989 |
Jessie Ball duPont Religious, Charitable and
Educational Fund, “Chemistry summer program in Undergraduate Research Participation
and Faculty Professional Enhancement,” $136,019 |
PI with R. Light (FSU Chemistry Department)
as Co-PI |
1986 |
American Cancer Society, “H-2 antigenic density and lytic
reactivity of target cells by cytotoxic T lymphocytes,” $10,000 |
PI |
1986 |
Learning Systems Institute and College of Arts & Sciences, “Further
development of an interdisciplinary science course,” $8,000 |
Co-PI with M. Rashotte (FSU Psychology Department)
as Co-PI |
1985-1986 |
Council for Instruction Awards, “Development of
a new liberal arts science course: Science in contemporary society,” $23,360 |
Co-PI with M. Rashotte (FSU Psychology Department)
as Co-PI |
1984-1985 |
President Sliger's Foundation Grants Advisory
Committee, “The
social responsibility of the scientist,” $2,500 |
PI |
1982-1983 |
American Cancer Society, “Modulation of H-2 recognition
in target vesicles,” $125,000 |
PI |
1980 |
American Cancer Society (Florida), “Expression of histocompatibility
antigens,” $10,000 |
PI with W. Marzluff, Jr. as the Co-PI |
1979-1986 |
Research Corporation (Schering-Ploegh), “Physical
basis of immune recognition,” $9,000 |
PI |
1979-1981 |
National Institutes of Health, “Histocompatibility
antigens in defined membranes,” $130,500 |
PI |
1978 |
American Cancer Society (Florida), “Effect of tumor plasma
membrane vesicles on cell-mediated lysis of tumor cells,” $10,000 |
PI |