WSU Vancouver Mini-Grant Program
The purpose of the WSU Vancouver mini-grant program is to stimulate research productivity by providing seed funds for projects that will lead to requests for external funding or exceptional scholarly activity.
Guidelines and Application Form (Word)
The application period has been closed for 2009-2010.
Past Recipients
Congratulations to the faculty who were awarded mini-grants for 2009-2010. Recipient names and project titles are listed below:
- Dana Lee Baker, Experiences of Individuals with Autism with Health Care Systems
- Cory Bolkan, Personality and Mental Helath Across the Lifespan: A Longitudinal, Multi-level Approach
- June Canty, Teacher Induction in SW Washington
- Cynthia Cooper, Melanophore adhesion in Danio rerio zebrafish
- Jane Cote and Claire Latham, The Internalization of Ethical Responses to Ethical Dilemmas
- Michael Dunn, Ask, Reflect, Text: Does the use of Art during Pre-Writing help Students write more elaborate Text?
- Stephen Kucer, Discourse Context and Its Impact on Word Identification During the Reading Process
- Tonda Liggett, Notions of diversity in a neoliberal context: The undermining of education in Chiapas, Mexico
- Nancy Sanders, Research-based Practices: Guidelines for Educational Leaders
- Yoshie Sano, Understanding the Interplay of Poverty and Health among Rural Low-Income Families: Pilot Data Collection for Rural Families Speak Phase 2
- Richard Sawyer, Education at the Crossroads of Tension and Change: An Investigation of the Impact of Globalization on the Educational System in Southern Mexico
- Mark Stephan, Public Participation Policy Survey Pre-test
- Clare Wilkinson-Weber, The matter of the dress: building a visual, verbal and textual record of costume production in Bollywood