A Report of Research and

Sponsored Programs for

Fiscal Year 1999

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Vice Provost for ResearchDean of Graduate School108 Anderson HallManhattan, KS 66506–0113785-532-5110Fax: 785-532-6507

Dear Colleagues:

Fiscal Year 99 at Kansas State University enters the books as another exceptional year for researchand sponsored project funding.

The awards amount to $58.5 million, another record; and that funding, in turn, raised the university’stotal research funding base to $91.5 million. Twenty-one weeks last year were “million dollar weeks,”and two weeks surpassed $3 million in awards.

This report lists projects, principal investigators and co-investigators, sponsors, and awards. As youread the report, you’ll notice that many interdisciplinary teams are receiving grants. The trend, in fed-eral and state funding, is toward supporting collaborative work that involves faculty from more thanone discipline. Among the largest awards this year are collaborations that will involve faculty at otherKansas universities, and will help support programs with statewide impact. Through such efforts, theresearch and technology infrastructure of Kansas expands, and new industries will be created here.

Extramural funding ripples across the state. A few examples: recent grants will enhance the Kansas manufacturing sector and train future manufacturing engineers; another will help train SRS supervisors throughout the state; one promotes a statewide family nutrition education program;a grant establishes the Plains Academy co-op that will offer professional coursework via satellite andinternet to teachers in remote areas of Kansas. Another award establishes K-State as a partner uni-versity on Internet 2, the next generation information network linking America’s doctoral/researchuniversities.

The impact of outside funding is felt first of all across the campus. It fosters scholarship, research andcreative work in every department at the university. It supports basic studies and applied ones in agri-culture, architecture, planning and design, arts and sciences, business administration, education,engineering, human ecology, technology and aviation, and veterinary medicine.

K-State research programs help train students who have the opportunity to work alongside the profes-sors. External funding directly supports research assistantships for hundreds of graduate students in K-State’s 107 graduate programs. In FY99, 778 people earned graduate degrees—650 mastersand 128 doctoral degrees. Many K-State undergraduates also take part in the research programs, an experience that’s rare at many other colleges and universities.

A quality research program can also lead to products and ideas with commercial use. This fiscal year,11 new patents were issued for K-State-based inventions, and now those can be licensed and commercialized.

My congratulations to the faculty members for the time, energy and the innovative ideas thatattracted this year’s funding awards, and my thanks to the people throughout the university who workbehind the scenes to make the time-consuming process of applying for extramural support so successful at K-State. Your collaboration, cooperation and generous spirit are to be commended.

Sincerely,

R.W. TrewynVice Provost for ResearchDean of the Graduate SchoolPresident, KSU Research Foundation

KANSAS STATEUNIVERSITYRESEARCHFUNDING BASEFiscal Year 1999

The research funding base at Kansas State University consists of awards of extramural funds from federal and state agencies,from foundations, and from various private and industrial organizations, mainly through the competitive grants process,together with other funds appropriated from federal and state sources as line items designated specifically for related activities.

I. AWARDS:

Competitive Grants and Contracts $58,544,167

SUBTOTAL $58,544,167

II. UNIVERSITY and EXPERIMENT STATIONS:

University/Vice Provost for Research 584,491

Kansas Agricultural Experiment StationFederal Appropriation 3,203,829State Appropriation 25,965,507

Engineering Experiment StationState Appropriation 1,736,383

Veterinary Medical CenterFood Animal Health and Management Center

State Appropriation 508,124

SUBTOTAL $32,998,334

RESEARCH BASE GRAND TOTAL $91,542,501

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KANSAS STATEUNIVERSITYTOTALEXTRAMURALAWARDS RECEIVED

Fiscal Years 1980–1999

SECTION 1: AWARDS

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AWARDS BYCOLLEGE

Fiscal Year 1999

DISTRIBUTION OF NEW AWARDS AMONGCOLLEGES ANDOFFICES OF THEUNIVERSITYFiscal Year 1999

Number DollarCollege/Office of Awards Value

College of Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,096,414College of Architecture, Planning and Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141,575College of Arts and Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,180,716College of Business Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119,863College of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,882,422College of Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,804,219College of Human Ecology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,999,073College of Technology and Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47,116College of Veterinary Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,430,719

Office of the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,067Office of the Provost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 449,112Vice President for Administration and Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,125Vice President for Institutional Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,319,000Vice Provost for Academic Services and Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 620,243Vice Provost for Research and Dean of Graduate School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 363,503

UNIVERSITY TOTALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,544,167

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SOURCESOF AWARDS

Fiscal Year 1999

KANSAS STATEUNIVERSITYSOURCESOF AWARDSFiscal Year 1999

Number DollarSource of Awards Value

Department of Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,618,768Department of Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,836,321Department of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,388,638Department of Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,223,460Department of Health and Human Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,903,684Environmental Protection Agency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,315,365National Aeronautics and Space Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,588,912National Science Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,771,601Other Federal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,002,878Area/Local Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154,738State of Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,318,398Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,715,841Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,705,563

TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,544,167

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EXTRAMURAL AWARDSOffice of Research and Sponsored Programs

Fiscal Year 1999 (July 1, 1998–June 30, 1999)

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSBarton, David G., Multisponsor, $30,000, “Arthur CapperCooperative Center.”Barton, David G., (see Boland, Michael A., AgriculturalEconomics).Bernardo, Daniel J., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Bernardo, Daniel J., (see Nelson, Richard G., KansasIndustrial Extension Services).Boland, Michael A., and Barton, David G., US Department ofAgriculture, $86,330, “Valuing Marketing Rights in NewGeneration Cooperatives.”Boland, Michael A., and Fox, John A., US Department ofAgriculture, $5,000, “National Need Fellowship—Management and Marketing/Agribusiness Food and ForestProducts.”Boland, Michael A., (see Herrman, Timothy J., Grain Scienceand Industry).Fox, John A., (see Boland, Michael A., AgriculturalEconomics). Hamilton, Stephen F., (see Lamm, Freddie R., NorthwestResearch Extension Center).Ianchovichina, Elena, US Department of Agriculture,$50,000, “Dynamic Implications of Global Growth inPopulation, Income, and Technology.”Jones, Rodney D., (see Ohlenbusch, Paul D., Agronomy).Jones, Rodney D., (see Rice, Charles W., Agronomy).Kastens, Terry, and Dhuyvetter, Kevin C. (Northeast AreaOffice), National Aeronautics and Space Administration,$150,000, “Using NASA EOS Data to Predict Economic Well-Being in Kansas Agriculture.”Kastens, Terry, (see Taylor, Randal K., Extension Biologicaland Agricultural Engineering).Langemeier, Michael R., Kansas Department of Wildlife andParks, $6,400, “Analysis of Small Game Harvest SurveyData.”Langemeier, Michael R., (see Nelson, Richard G., KansasIndustrial Extension Services).Norman, David W., Conservation, Food and HealthFoundation, $5,800, “Comparative Cost-Benefit Analysis ofNew Renewable and Sustainable Energy Technologies inRural Thailand with Special Attention to Environmental andRisk Factors.”Schurle, Bryan W., US Department of Agriculture, $74,678,“Integration of Computer Applications throughout theAgribusiness Curriculum.”

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONHam, George E., US Department of Agriculture, $78,156,“Development and Management of Canola in the GreatPlains Region.”Johnson, Marc A., Multisponsor, $104,473, “Farmland/KSUResearch Alliance.”

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER-HAYSKofoid, Kenneth D., Multisponsor, $500, “SorghumResearch.”Kofoid, Kenneth D., (see Martin, Victor L., Agronomy).Kofoid, Kenneth D., (see Tuinstra, Mitchell R., Agronomy).Martin, Terry J., and Seifers, Dallas L., Kansas CropImprovement Association, $7,500, “Operation of Disease-screening Nurseries in Support of the KSU Wheat BreedingProgram.”Seifers, Dallas L., and Harvey, Tom L. (Entomology), PioneerHi-Bred International, Inc., $4,900, “Identification, Detectionand Variability of the High Plains Pathogen.”Seifers, Dallas L., (see Martin, Terry J., Agricultural ResearchCenter-Hays).Stahlman, Phillip W., Multisponsor, $18,950, “WeedResearch.”Stahlman, Phillip W., National Sunflower Association,$2,000, “HAYRC Sulfentrazone Tank Mixtures for WeedControl in Sunflowers.”Stahlman, Phillip W., National Sunflower Association,$2,500, “Evaluating Experimental and Non-LabeledHerbicides for Weed Control in Sunflower.”Stahlman, Phillip W., National Sunflower Association, $700,“Efficacy Trials for Flumioxazin on Sunflower.”Stahlman, Phillip W., US Department of Agriculture,$20,000, “Integrated Management Systems for JointedGoatgrass in the Central Great Plains.”Thompson, Carlyle A., Multisponsor, $8,000, “HAYRC CropCulture.”Thompson, Carlyle A., Stockhausen, Inc., $10,555, “Effects ofStockosorb Agro on Grain Sorghum Grown in CentralKansas.”Thompson, Carlyle A., Stockhausen, Inc., $19,000, “Effect ofStockosorb Agro on Winter Wheat Grown in Central Kansas.”

AGRONOMYAl-Khatib, Kassim, Novartis, $20,000, “EcologicalConsequences of Repeated Glyphosate Applications on WeedPopulations.”Al-Khatib, Kassim, and Horak, Michael J., NationalSunflower Association, $18,094, “Gene Flow, Distribution,Growth and Competitiveness of Pursuit-Resistant CommonSunflower.”Burchett, Lowell A., Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$20,427, “Seed and Plant Parts Certification.”Claassen, Mark J., (see Martin, Victor L., Agronomy).Fick, Walter H., Multisponsor, $4,800, “Range and PastureBrush and Weed Control.”Fjell, Dale L., (see Clark Gary A., Biological and AgriculturalEngineering).Fjell, Dale L., (see Gordon, Walter B., Agronomy).Gordon, Walter B., Fjell, Dale L., and Staggenborg, Scott A.(Northeast Area Office), Kansas Department of Agriculture,$4,250, “Use of Early Maturing Soybean Production Systemsin Crop Rotations.”Ham, George E., Kansas Department of Agriculture, $31,250,“Research Assistant Professorship.”Ham, Jay M., Knapp, Alan K. (Biology), and Owensby,Clenton E., US Department of Energy, $40,000, “Carbon,Water, and Energy Fluxes from a Tallgrass Prairie: The Effectof Land Management and Environmental Factors on Surface-Atmosphere Exchange.”

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Ham, Jay M., Rice, Charles W., and Reddi, Lakshmi N. (CivilEngineering), Kansas Water Office, $70,000, “Feedlot WaterQuality Study.”Horak, Michael J., US Department of Agriculture, $2,058,“Pesticide Residue Data for Registration in Minor Crops (IR-4Program).”Horak, Michael J., (see Al-Khatib, Kassim, Agronomy).Janke, Rhonda R., US Department of Agriculture, $1,000,“Speakers for In-State Sustainable Agriculture Training.”Janke, Rhonda R., (see Buchholz, Daryl D., ProductionManagement and Natural Resource Development).Janke, Rhonda R., (see Nechols, James R., Entomology).Janssen, Keith A., Multisponsor, $950, “Double-CropSoybean Performance Tests–Agronomy.”Janssen, Keith A., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Janssen, Keith A., (see Regehr, David L., Agronomy).Lamond, Ray E., Pierzynski, Gary M., Maddux, Larry D., andMarsh, Brian H., Multisponsor, $39,400, “Soil Fertility andSoil Management Investigations.”Lamond, Ray E., (see Schmidt, John P., Agronomy).Liang, George H., Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$5,000, “Addition of Genes Encoding Thaumatin-Like Proteinand Late Embryogenesis Abundant Protein to Jaggar Wheatfor Resistance to Fungal Pathogen and Tolerance to WaterDeficit.”Maddux, Larry D., (see Lamond, Ray E., Agronomy).Marsh, Brian H., (see Lamond, Ray E., Agronomy).Martin, Victor L., Tuinstra, Mitchell R., Kofoid, Kenneth D.(Agricultural Research Center-Hays), Witt, Merle D.(Southwest Research Extension Center), and Claassen, MarkJ., Kansas Department of Agriculture, $30,250, “Evaluation ofEarly Planting and Cold Tolerance in Grain Sorghum.”Martin, Victor L., (see Clark Gary A., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).Martin, Victor L., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Mengel, David B., Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.,$25,000, “Pioneer Plant Breeding Fellowship.”Mengel, David B., US Department of Agriculture, $114,000,“Wind Erosion Assessment and Control.”Mengel, David B., US Department of Agriculture, $24,000,“Simulation of Erosion-Induced Plant Stresses and PM-10Production.”Mengel, David B., US Department of Agriculture, $43,000,“Wind Erosion Model for Military Lands.”Ohlenbusch, Paul D., and Jones, Rodney D. (AgriculturalEconomics), US Environmental Protection Agency, $122,218,“Developing a Grazing Land Water Quality EducationProgram.”Owensby, Clenton E., (see Ham, Jay M., Agronomy).Paulsen, Gary M., Gill, Bikram S. (Plant Pathology), andSears, Rollin G., Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$5,075, “Agronomic and Physiological Traits from WildRelatives for Developing Improved Wheat Cultivars.”Pierzynski, Gary M., (see Lamond, Ray E., Agronomy).Ransom, Michel D., US Department of Agriculture, $10,000,“Providing Soil Sample Analyses for Soil Survey Activities.”Ransom, Michel D., (see Seyler, Harry L., Geography).Ransom, Michel D., (see Thien, Stephen J., Agronomy).

Regehr, David L., and Janssen, Keith A., Multisponsor,$170,700, “Field Herbicidal Evaluations.”Regehr, David L., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Rice, Charles W., Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$246,889, “Kansas EPA EPSCoR: Enhancement ofEnvironmental Remediation Research.”Rice, Charles W., US Department of Energy, $49,951,“Belowground Carbon Allocation and Cycling in TallgrassPrairie and Wheat Ecosystems.”Rice, Charles W., US Department of Energy, $5,000,“Terrestrial Carbon Processes, II.”Rice, Charles W., US Environmental Protection Agency,$500,000, “EPA Experimental Program to StimulateCompetitive Research.”Rice, Charles W., Harner III, Joseph P. (Biological andAgricultural Engineering), Kalita, Prasanta K. (Biological andAgricultural Engineering), Marchin, George L. (Biology), andJones, Rodney D. (Agricultural Economics), KansasConservation Commission, $34,309, “Fecal ColiformContamination in Kansas River Basins: Source, Monitoringand Development and Demonstration of Best ManagementPractices”Rice, Charles W., Harner III, Joseph P. (Biological andAgricultural Engineering), Kalita, Prasanta K. (Biological andAgricultural Engineering), Marchin, George L. (Biology), andJones, Rodney D. (Agricultural Economics), KansasDepartment of Agriculture, $100,000, “Water ContaminantsEvaluation Study”Rice, Charles W., (see Ham, Jay M., Agronomy).Rice, Charles W., (see Harnett, David C., Biology).Rice, Charles W., (see Thien, Stephen J., Agronomy).Rice, Charles W., (see Xia, Kang, Agronomy).Rife, Charles L., Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $60,000, “Canola Production Centers: Introducinga Viable New Crop to Kansas.”Roozeboom, Kraig L., Multisponsor, $312,210, “CropPerformance.”Schaffer, Vernon A., Multisponsor, $7,440, “Foundation SeedMaintenance.”Schapaugh, William T., Kansas Crop ImprovementAssociation, $9,000, “Development of Improved SoybeanVarieties for Kansas.”Schapaugh, William T., (see Welch, Stephen M., Agronomy).Schmidt, John P., Lamond, Ray E., and Taylor, Randal K.(Biological and Agricultural Engineering), US EnvironmentalProtection Agency, $41,556, “Site-Specific Lime Applicationsto Reduce Phosphorus Loading in the Cheney Watershed.”Sears, Rollin G., Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$6,000, “Improvement of Yield and Quality in HybridWheat.”Sears, Rollin G., (see Bowden, Robert L., Plant Pathology).Sears, Rollin G., (see Paulsen, Gary M., Agronomy).Skinner, Daniel Z., (see St., Amand, Paul, Agronomy).St. Amand, Paul, and Skinner, Daniel Z., Kansas CropImprovement Association, $3,400, “Development of Acid-Tolerant Alfalfa Germplasm for Kansas.”Stone, Loyd R., (see Lamm, Freddie R., Northwest ResearchExtension Center).Thien, Stephen J., Rice, Charles W., and Ransom, Michel D.,US Golf Association, $10,000, “Impact of Golf Courses onSoil Quality.”

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Tuinstra, Mitchell R., and Kofoid, Kenneth D. (AgriculturalResearch Center-Hays), US Department of Agriculture,$24,875, “Breeding for Ergot Avoidance in Sorghum: Mid-Season Cold Tolerance.”Tuinstra, Mitchell R., (see Martin, Victor L., Agronomy). Vanderlip, Richard, (see Welch, Stephen M., Agronomy)Welch, Stephen M., Vanderlip, Richard, and Schapaugh,William T., United Soybean Board, $75,000, “IntegratingGenetics and Precision Farming Information into DecisionSupport Systems.”Xia, Kang, and Rice, Charles W., US Department of Defense,$227,694, “Assessing Absorption and Uptake of EthyleneDibromide (EDB) in Mature Cranberry Fruit and Plants atHarvest in Massachusetts Military Reservation, Cape Cod,Massachusetts.”

ANIMAL SCIENCES AND INDUSTRYAramouni, Fadi M., Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $65,000, “Food and Feed Value Added Program.”Boyle, Elizabeth, Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $15,500, “KSU Meat Extension and Pilot Plant.”Boyle, Elizabeth, Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $6,000, “Video on Traceback.”Boyle, Elizabeth, Kastner, Curtis L., and Riley, Jack G.,Kansas Department of Agriculture, $120,649, “Position forHACCP Assessment Development and Implementation.”Boyle, Elizabeth, Kastner, Curtis L., and Riley, Jack G.,Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing, $20,000,“Position for HACCP Assessment Development andImplementation.”Boyle, Elizabeth, (see Marsden, James L., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Dikeman, Michael E., National Cattlemen’s Beef Association,$63,000, “Carcass Merit Traits: Development of EPD’s andGenetic Marker Validation.”Drake, Calvin L., Kansas State University Foundation,$52,754, “Teaching Support–Livestock and Meat IndustryCouncil.”Drouillard, James S., and Blasi, Dale A. (South Central AreaOffice), Kansas Department of Agriculture, $26,500, “WholeSoybeans and Soy Whey as Constituents of Protein Blocks forCattle.”Drouillard, James S., Titgemeyer, Evan C., and Blasi, Dale A.(South Central Area Office), Kansas Department ofAgriculture, $29,800, “Replacing Roughage in GrowingCattle Diets with Corn and Corn Gluten Feed.”Fung, Daniel Y. C., (see Marsden, James L., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Goodband, Robert D, (see Tokach, Michael D., NortheastArea Office).Gugle, Terry L., (see Hancock, Joe D., Animal Sciences andIndustry).Hachmeister, Kathleen A., (see Marsden, James L., AnimalSciences and Industry).Hancock, Joe D., and Behnke, Keith C. (Grain Science andIndustry), Optimum Quality Grains, L.L.C., $46,419, “Effectof a High Oil Corn on Feed Processing.”Hancock, Joe D., National Soybean Research Laboratory,$35,000, “Evaluating the Ileal Digestibility of Amino Acids inSoybean Meal from Different Soy Processors.”

Hancock, Joe D., Hines, Robert J., and Behnke, Keith C.(Grain Science and Industry), Kansas Department ofAgriculture, $26,250, “New and Improved Genotypes andProcessing Technologies for Sorghum in Diets for Swine andPoultry.”Hancock, Joe D., Hines, Robert J., Gugle, Terry L., andBehnke, Keith C. (Grain Science and Industry), KansasDepartment of Agriculture, $20,700, “Extruder/Expander/Expeller Conditions to Optimize Utilization of Full-FatSoybeans in Nursery and Finishing Pigs.”Hancock, Joe D., (see Hines, Robert J., Animal Sciences andIndustry).Herald, Thomas L., (see MacRitchie, Finlay I., Grain Scienceand Industry).Herald, Thomas L., (see Schmidt, Karen A., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Hines, Robert J., Kennedy, George A. (DiagnosticMedicine/Pathobiology), Kuhl, Gerry, and Hancock, Joe D.,Kansas Department of Agriculture, $17,200, “Ergot: Is itReally a Problem for Livestock Fed Commercially ProducedSorghum Grain.”Hines, Robert J., (see Hancock, Joe D., Grain Science andIndustry).Hunt, Melvin C., (see Marsden, James L., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Jeon, Ike J., (see Schmidt, Karen A., Animal Sciences andIndustry).Kastner, Curtis L., (see Boyle, Elizabeth, Animal Sciences andIndustry).Kastner, Curtis L., (see Marsden, James L., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Kastner, Curtis L., (see Phebus, Randall K., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Kuhl, Gerry, (see Hines, Robert J., Animal Sciences andIndustry).Lee, Charles D., Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks,$179,883, “Responses of Cattail Vegetation to Stocker CattleGrazing.”Lee, Charles D., US Department of Agriculture, $500, “NorthCentral Regional Aquaculture Center Extension Project.”Marsden, James L., (see Phebus, Randall K., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Marsden, James L., National Cattlemen’s Beef Association,$22,000, “Escherichia coli O157:H7 Risk Assessment for theProduction and Cooking of Blade Tenderized Beef Steaks:Determination of Escherichia coli O157:H7 LethalityRequirements for Blade Tenderized Steaks.”Marsden, James L., Phebus, Randall K., Boyle, Elizabeth,Hunt, Melvin C., Kastner, Curtis L., and Fung, Daniel Y. C.,National Pork Producers Council, $39,435, “Salmonella RiskAssessment for Blade Tenderized, Immersion Marinated,Needle Injected and Fibrinogen Processed Pork Cuts DuringProcessing, Storage and Cooking.”Marsden, James L., Phebus, Randall K., Kastner, Curtis L.,and Hachmeister, Kathleen A., National Cattlemen’s BeefAssociation, $59,900, “Steam Pasteurization of BeefTrimmings Destined for Ground Beef.”Nelssen, Jim L., (see Tokach, Michael D., Northeast AreaOffice).Phebus, Randall K., and Klabunde, Kenneth J. (Chemistry),US Department of Defense, $30,000, “ReactiveNanoparticles as Destructive Adsorbents for Biological andChemical Decontamination.”

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Phebus, Randall K., Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $24,000, “Steam Pasteurization Assessment andMicrobial Analysis.”Phebus, Randall K., Kastner, Curtis L., and Marsden, JamesL., US Department of Agriculture, $62,500 (includes $22,500from Cargill Corporation), “Escherichia coli 0157:H7 RiskAssessment for Production and Cooking of Blade Tenderizedand Fibrinogen Process Beef Steaks.”Phebus, Randall K., (see Marsden, James L., Animal Sciencesand Industry).Riley, Jack G., Kansas Beef Council, $341,155, “Support ofRegents Distinguished Professorship in Animal Sciences.”Riley, Jack G., (see Boyle, Elizabeth, Animal Sciences andIndustry).Schmidt, Karen A., and Herald, Thomas L., KansasDepartment of Agriculture, $23,909, “Corn Starches Used asStabilizers in Yogurt.”Schmidt, Karen A., Herald, Thomas L., and Jeon, Ike J.,Kansas Department of Agriculture, $33,357, “Modification ofthe Flavor and Color of Extruded Mozzarella Soy CheeseAnalogs.”Titgemeyer, Evan C., and Nagaraja, Tiruvoor G. (DiagnosticMedicine/Pathobiology), Pfizer Inc., $27,685, “Effect ofVirginiamycin on Ruminal Protein (Nitrogen) Metabolism.”Titgemeyer, Evan C., (see Drouillard, James S., AnimalSciences and Industry).

COMMUNICATIONSBarrett, Anna M., (see Furbee, Robert R., Communications).Boone, Kristina M., (see Penner, Karen P., Extension AnimalSciences and Industry).Flores, Sandra A., (see Williams, Kimberly A., Horticulture,Forestry, and Recreation Resources).Furbee, Robert R., and Barrett, Anna M., Kansas Departmentof Agriculture, $19,500, “Bugs in Kansas Book.”Jackson, William L., Corporation for Public Broadcasting,$10,005, “National Program Production and AcquisitionGrant.”Jackson, William L., Kansas Department of Administration,$42,672, “KPBC Service and Incentive Program.”

OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND DIRECTOR OF THEAGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONJohnson, Marc A., USFT Other, $38,112, “IAP USFT Other.”Johnson, Marc A., US Department of Agriculture, $2,600,“USDA Research Apprenticeship Program.”Johnson, Marc A., US Department of Agriculture, $716,882,“USDA/ARS Research Support Agreement.” (8 awards)Johnson, Marc A., and Denell, Robin E. (Biology), USDepartment of Agriculture, $48,574, “USDA/ARS ResearchSupport Agreement.”Johnson, Marc A., (see Buchholz, Daryl D., ProductionManagement and Natural Resource Development).Wilson, Ron J., Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership,$700, “Work-Study Student Hourly Support-Huck BoydNational Institute for Rural Development.”Wilson, Ron J., Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership,$15,466, “Secretarial Support–Huck Boyd National Institutefor Rural Development.”

ENTOMOLOGYBroce, Alberto B., Multisponsor, $5,000, “Methods forControl of Livestock Insects.”Buschman, Larry L., Multisponsor, $26,500, “InsecticideManagement of Field Crop Insects in Southwestern Kansas.”Buschman, Larry L., (see Higgins, Randall A., Entomology).Charlton, Ralph E., Whiles, Matthew R., Cully, Jr., Jack F.(Biology), Kaufman, Donald W. (Biology), and Kaufman,Glennis A. (Biology), Kansas Army National Guard,$119,026, “Smoky Hills II–Integrated Natural ResourceManagement Plan and Land Condition-Trend Analysis.”Cress, Donald C., US Department of Agriculture, $4,000,“Wheat and Sorghum Crop Profile.”Cress, Donald C., US Department of Agriculture, $71,422,“Kansas Pesticide Impact Assessment Program.” (2 awards)Dover, Barry A., US Department of Agriculture, $5,400,“Factors Influencing Flight and dispersal of Lesser Grain BorerAdults.”Harvey, Tom L., Multisponsor, $632, “InsecticideManagement of Field Crop Insects at Hays, Kansas.”Harvey, Tom L., (see Seifers, Dallas L., Agricultural ResearchCenter-Hays).Higgins, Randall A., Bayer Corporation, $3,000, “AlfalfaWeevil Insecticide Efficacy Research.”Higgins, Randall A., Elf Atochem North America, Inc.,$7,550, “First and Second Generation European CornBorer/Southwestern Corn Borer Research.”Higgins, Randall A., FMC Corporation, $4,500, “AlfalfaWeevil Efficacy and Spray/No-Spray Bt Corn Trial.”Higgins, Randall A., Monsanto Company, $6,000, “Efficacy ofLead cry1Ab and IRM Events Alone and in Stacks against KeyLepidopteran Insect Pests.”Higgins, Randall A., Monsanto Company, $8,000, “Efficacy ofAdvanced cry1Ab and IRM Events Alone and in Stacksagainst Key Lepidopteran Insect Pests.”Higgins, Randall A., Mycotech Corporation, $6,000,“Mycotech Trial 98-084, European Corn Borer Field TestProtocol.”Higgins, Randall A., Zeneca, Inc., $1,500, “SecondGeneration European Corn Borer/Southwestern Corn BorerResearch.”Higgins, Randall A., and Buschman, Larry L., MonsantoCompany, $10,000, “Survival of Resistant European CornBorer on Transgenic Corn Lines.”Higgins, Randall A., and Buschman, Larry L., MonsantoCompany, $9,000, “Testing of Bts Against the Kansas StateUniversity Dipel-Resistant European Corn Borer Colony.”Kambhampati, Srinivas, State of California, $163,057,“Bactrocera dorsalis Complex: Species Boundaries andDiagnostic Markers.”Kambhampati, Srinivas, National Science Foundation,$150,000, “Species Boundaries in the Wood Roach,Cryptocercus.”Nechols, James R., and Janke, Rhonda R. (Agronomy), USDepartment of Agriculture, $10,000, “Evaluating the Potentialfor Organic Apple Production in Kansas.”Nechols, James R., US Department of Agriculture, $12,600,“Evaluating Nontarget Thistle Utilization in the Flea BeetlePsylliodes chalcomera.”Ramaswamy, Sonny B., Tougaloo College, $17,000,“Tougaloo College Project.”

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Ramaswamy, Sonny B., US Agency for InternationalDevelopment, $199,334, “Monoclonal-Antibody-BasedIdentification Kit for Cotesia flavipes.”Ramaswamy, Sonny B., US Department of Agriculture,$100,000, “Facilitate Multiple Pest Resistant WheatGermplasm Research.”Ramaswamy, Sonny B., US Department of Agriculture,$100,000, “Heliothis Virescens: Model to Study Mating-Induced Allatotropism in Lepidoptera.”Smith, C. Michael, Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$6,000, “Evaluation of a Synthetic Hexaploid WheatGermplasm Collection in the KSU Wheat Genetic ResourcesCenter for Resistance to Greenbug Biotypes I and K.”Smith, C. Michael, US Department of Agriculture, $10,500,“Exchange of Triticeae Germplasm and MolecularBiochemical Techniques for Enhanced Aphid Resistance inWheat.”Whiles, Matthew R., (see Charlton, Ralph E., Entomology).Whiles, Matthew R., (see Dodds, Walter K., Biology).Wilde, Gerald E., Monsanto Company, $4,500, “Efficacy ofAdvanced Transgenic Corn Rootworm (CRW) Events againstCRW Pest Species.”Wilde, Gerald E., Multisponsor, $48,100, “Chemical Controlof Insect Pests of Corn and Other Field Crops, Small Grainand Forage.”Zhu, Kun Yan, US Department of Agriculture, $23,500,“Monitoring Insect Population Dynamics and MovementUsing Molecular Markers.”

FOOD AND FEED GRAINS INSTITUTEAcasio, Ulysses A., and Schenck-Hamlin, Donna C., USAgency for International Development, $98,441, “PostHarvest Handling/Uganda.”Borsdorf, Roe E., US Agency for International Development,$20,873, “Evaluation of Grain Project: Poland and Hungary.”Borsdorf, Roe E., (see Reed Carl, Food and Feed GrainsInstitute).Lea, John D., US Agency for International Development,$30,000, “Haiti Productive Land Use Systems Project.”Norman, David W., Rockefeller Foundation, $61,750,“Evaluation of Rockefeller Program on Strengthening Facultiesof Agriculture in Africa.”Norman, David W., Rockefeller Foundation, $80,325,“Evaluation of International Program on Rice Biotechnology.”Reed, Carl, and Borsdorf, Roe E., US Feed Grains Council,$297,474, “Grain Storage and Management Project for Hotand Tropical Environments.”Schenck-Hamlin, Donna C., (see Acasio, Ulysses A., Foodand Feed Grains Institute).

GRAIN SCIENCE AND INDUSTRYBehnke, Keith C., (see Fairchild, Fred J., Grain Science andIndustry).Behnke, Keith C., (see Hancock, Joe D., Animal Sciences andIndustry).Bhadriraju, Subramanyam, Rupp Industries, $83,000,“Fellowship for the Management of Stored-Product Insectswith Heat in Food-Processing Facilities.”Brent, John L., Klopfenstein, Carol F., Gwirtz, Jeffrey A.,Seib, Paul A., Setser, Carole S. (Foods and Nutrition), andMacRitchie, Finlay I., Kansas Department of Agriculture,$23,130, “Extruded Foods from White Grain Sorghum.”

Brent, John L., (see Klopfenstein, Carol F., Grain Science andIndustry).Donnelly, Brendan J., and Reed, Carl, US Department ofAgriculture, $286,983, “Development of a Stored WheatAreawide Management Program in Kansas.”Donnelly, Brendan J., Colorado Wheat AdministrativeCommittee, $15,000, “International Grains Program AdvisoryBoard.”Donnelly, Brendan J., Oklahoma Wheat Commission,$15,000, “International Grains Program Advisory Board.”Donnelly, Brendan J., Texas Wheat Producers Board,$15,000, “International Grains Program Advisory Board.”Eustace, W., Dale, (see Herrman, Timothy J., Grain Scienceand Industry).Fairchild, Fred J., and Behnke, Keith C., Bliss Industries,$65,114, “Pellet Mash Conditioning: A Study to BetterUnderstand the Process.”Flores, Rolando A., (see Herrman, Timothy J., Grain Scienceand Industry).Gwirtz, Jeffrey A., (see Brent, John L., Grain Science andIndustry).Haque, Ekramul, (see Spillman, Charles K., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).Herrman, Timothy J., US Department of Agriculture, $2,443,“Extending Pelletized Feed Shelf Life.”Herrman, Timothy J., Boland, Michael A. (AgriculturalEconomics), Flores, Rolando A., and Eustace, W. Dale,Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing, $11,000,“Quality-Based Marketing on Wheat, Pilot-Scale Evaluation.”Klopfenstein, Carol F., Brent, John L., Setser, Carole S. (Foodsand Nutrition), and Reeves, Robert D. (Foods and Nutrition),Kansas Department of Agriculture, $42,500, “Over-the-Counter, Cholesterol-Lowering, Extruded Soy Fiber DietarySupplements.”Klopfenstein, Carol F., (see Brent, John L., Grain Science andIndustry).Klopfenstein, Carol F., (see Sun, X. Susan, Grain Science andIndustry).Klopfenstein, Carol F., (see Takemoto, Dolores J.,Biochemistry).MacRitchie, Finlay I., Chung, Do Sup (Biological andAgricultural Engineering), and Herald, Thomas L. (AnimalSciences and Industry), Midwest Grain Products, Inc.,$20,000, “Characterization of Modified Gluten Protein.”MacRitchie, Finlay I., (see Brent, John L., Grain Science andIndustry).Reed, Carl, Kansas Department of Agriculture, $7,000,“Improving Efficacy and Safety of Fumigation in Kansas GrainElevators.”Reed, Carl, (see Donnelly, Brendan J., Grain Science andIndustry).Seib, Paul A., US Department of Agriculture, $46,000,“Biochemical Properties that Relate to Quality of WheatGrain and Functional Performance of Flours.”Seib, Paul A., (see Brent, John L., Grain Science andIndustry).Sun, X. Susan, Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$10,500, “Edible/Biodegradable Composites for FeedSupplement Containers.”Sun, X. Susan, US Department of Defense, $21,170,“Development of Biodegradable Composite for MilitaryApplications.”

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Sun, X. Susan, US Department of Defense, $21,316,“Degradable Adhesive Performance of Modified Proteins forNavy Applications.”Sun, X. Susan, Klopfenstein, Carol F., Zhang, Naiqian(Biological and Agricultural Engineering), and Setser, CaroleS. (Foods and Nutrition), US Department of Agriculture,$120,000, “Objective Characterization of Texture Propertiesof Crunchy Foods During Chewing.”

HORTICULTURE, FORESTRY AND RECREATION RESOURCESBarden, Charles J., US Department of Agriculture, $47,240,“Riparian Buffer Initiative for the Kansas PotawatomiReservation.”Fry, Jack D., Keeley, Steven J., and Huang, Bingru, NationalTurfgrass Federation, $3,000, “Turfgrass Testing.”Fry, Jack D., Wiest, Steven C., Marcum, Kenneth B., and Pair,John C., Multisponsor, $66,000, “Turfgrass Investigations.”Fry, Jack D., (see Huang, Bingru, Horticulture, Forestry, andRecreation Resources).Fry, Jack D., (see Tisserat, Ned A., Plant Pathology).Huang, Bingru, and Fry, Jack D., US Golf Association,$25,000, “Importance of Carbon Balance and Root Activityin Creeping Bentgrass Tolerance to Summer Stresses.”Huang, Bingru, National Science Foundation, $31,970, “RootPhysiological Mechanisms in Perennial Grass Adaptation toChanging Soil Water Status and Temperature Changes.”Huang, Bingru, (see Fry, Jack D., Horticulture, Forestry, andRecreation Resources).Huang, Bingru, (see Tisserat, Ned A., Plant Pathology).Keeley, Steven J., (see Fry, Jack D., Horticulture, Forestry, andRecreation Resources).Keeley, Steven J., (see Tisserat, Ned A., Plant Pathology).Long, Charles E., (see Pair, John C., Horticulture, Forestry,and Recreation Resources).Marcum, Kenneth B., (see Fry, Jack D., Horticulture, Forestry,and Recreation Resources).Marr, Charles W., Multisponsor, $200, “Efficacy ofInsecticides Against Vegetable Feeding Insect Pests.”Morgan, J. Mark, US Department of Agriculture, $9,649,“Visitor Satisfaction of Fee-Based Interpretation in the U. S.Forest Service: Evaluation of a Canoe Program at Big BearLake.”Pair, John C., (see Fry, Jack D., Horticulture, Forestry, andRecreation Resources).Pair, John C., and Long, Charles E., Multisponsor, $2,400,“Evaluation of Species and Cultivars for the Great Plains.”Reid, William R., Kansas Nut Growers Association, $1,000,“Pecan Cultivar Evaluation.”Reid, William R., University of Missouri, $5,200, “MissouriPecan Growers.”Warner, Thomas D., J. Frank Schmidt Family Charitable Trust,$2,500, “Evaluation of Ornamental Species for the GreatPlains.”Wiest, Steven C., (see Fry, Jack D., Horticulture, Forestry, andRecreation Resources).Williams, Kimberly A., Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation, Inc.,$8,800, “Use of Pre-Charged Zeolites to Provide Aluminumfor Blue Sepal Coloration during the Hydrangia Production.”

Williams, Kimberly A., and Flores, Sandra A.(Communications), US Department of Agriculture, $92,901(includes $21,913 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln),“Developing a World Class Nutrition Course: StrengthenedQuality/Contained Costs.”

KANSAS WATER RESOURCE RESEARCHINSTITUTEHargrove, William L., US Department of the Interior,$123,178, “State Water Research Institute Program.”Hargrove, William L., US Environmental Protection Agency,$6,000, “Midwest Technology Assistance Center for SmallPublic Water Systems.”Hargrove, William L., Kansas Water Office, $10,000, “WaterResources Education Assessment for the Kansas WaterAuthority.”Hargrove, William L., Bernardo, Daniel J. (AgriculturalEconomics), Martin, Victor L. (Agronomy), Schlegel, Alan J.(Southwest Research Extension Center), Kansas WheatCommission, $17,349, “Integrated Agricultural ManagementSystems (IAMS): Using Best Management Practices (BMPs) toImprove the Quality of Kansas Surface Waters.”Hargrove, William L., Bernardo, Daniel J. (AgriculturalEconomics), Janssen, Keith A. (Agronomy), Regehr, David L.(Agronomy), Barnes, Philip L. (Biological and AgriculturalEngineering), Kilgore, Gary L. (Southeast Area Office), KansasDepartment of Agriculture, $161,871, “Integrated AgriculturalManagement Systems (IAMS): Using Best ManagementPractices (BMPS) to Improve the Quality of Kansas SurfaceWaters” (3 awards)

NORTHWEST RESEARCH EXTENSION CENTERCoyne, Patrick J., Multisponsor, $3,250, “Northwest ResearchExtension Center Sunflower Performance Testing Program.”Lamm, Freddie R., Stone, Loyd R. (Agronomy), Trooien, ToddP. (Southwest Research Extension Center), Rogers, Danny H.(Biological and Agricultural Engineering), and Hamilton,Stephen F. (Agricultural Economics), US Department ofAgriculture, $73,847, “Water Conservation—IncreasedEfficiency in Usage.”Lamm, Freddie R., and Trooien, Todd P. (Southwest ResearchExtension Center), Nelson Irrigation Corporation, $6,500,“Effect of Sprinkler Height on Corn Production.”Lamm, Freddie, R., (see Trooien, Todd P., Southwest ResearchExtension Center).

PLANT PATHOLOGYBockus, William W., Multisponsor, $6,700, “Seed Treatment.”Bockus, William W., and Gill, Bikram S., Kansas CropImprovement Association, $2,800, “Seed Splitter for MoreEfficient Planting of Disease Screening Nurseries.”Bowden, Robert L., and Sears, Rollin G. (Agronomy), USDepartment of Agriculture, $6,666, “Evaluation of ScabTolerance in Wheat.”Bowden, Robert L., Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$3,772, “Development of New Sources of Resistance toWheat Scab.”Bowden, Robert L., Multisponsor, $4,000, “Winter WheatSeed Treatment Tests.”Bowden, Robert L., US Department of Agriculture, $8,300,“Genetic Diversity of Gibberella zeae at Different SpatialScales.”

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Claflin, Larry E., Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc., $49,625,“International Scholarship Fund–Dario Narvaez.”Claflin, Larry E., US Department of Agriculture, $19,750,“Determine the Survivability of Micro- and Macro-conidia ofClaviceps africiana.”Claflin, Larry E., and Leslie, John F., US Agency forInternational Development, $63,000, “Agroecology andBiotechnology of Fungal Pathogens of Sorghum and MilletFrom the Greater Horn of Africa.”Friebe, Bernd, National Research Council, $6,000,“Fellowship for Mr. Moha Ferrahi.”Gill, Bikram S., McKnight Foundation, $270,000,“Collaborative Crop Research Program (China).”Gill, Bikram S., (see Bockus, William W., Plant Pathology).Gill, Bikram S., (see Paulsen, Gary M., Agronomy).Heaton, Louis A., Kansas Crop Improvement Association,$5,000, “Engineering Resistance to Wheat Streak MosaicVirus.”Hulbert, Scot H., National Science Foundation, $122,000,“Molecular Characterization of Novel Rp1 Alleles.”Jardine, Douglas J., Multisponsor, $6,650, “Soybean FoliarFungicide and Seed Treatment Tests.”Jardine, Douglas J., US Department of Agriculture, $4,200,“Assembling of Data for the IR-4 Program.”Leach, Jan E., National Science Foundation, $20,040, “TravelGrant for the Sixth International Symposium on RiceMolecular Biology, October 31, 1998–November 2, 1998.”Leach, Jan E., US Agency for International Development,$28,000, “Predicting Durability of Disease Resistance Basedon Analysis of the Cost of Pathogen Adaptation.”Leslie, John F., American Society for Microbiology, $17,500,“Editor Position for Applied and EnvironmentalMicrobiology.”Leslie, John F., Multisponsor, $500, “Fusarium Research.”Leslie, John F., US Department of Agriculture, $35,390,“Genetic Diversity in Cephalosporium Maydis and OtherStalk Rotting Fungi of Maize in Egypt.”Leslie, John F., US Department of Agriculture, $53,660,“Fumonisins: Immunology, Genetics and Enzymology.”Leslie, John F., (see Claflin, Larry E., Plant Pathology).Schwenk, Fred W., Kansas State University Foundation,$30,000, “Non-conventional Plant Improvement Technology.”Tang, Xiaoyan, and Zhou, Jianmin, US Department ofAgriculture, $150,000, “Using Tomato R Gene Pto to PromoteRace-Nonspecific Resistance.”Tang, Xiaoyan, (see Zhou, Jianmin, Plant Pathology).Tisserat, Ned A., Multisponsor, $22,050, “Evaluation andTesting of Fungicides and Nematicides on HorticulturalCrops.”Tisserat, Ned A., Huang, Bingru (Horticulture, Forestry andRecreation Resources), Fry, Jack D. (Horticulture, Forestry andRecreation Resources), and Keeley, Steven J. (Horticulture,Forestry and Recreation Resources), US Golf Association,$21,958, “Biology and Management of Spring Dead Spot inBermudagrass”Todd, Timothy C., (see Harnett, David C., Biology).Trick, Harold N., National Science Foundation, $46,486,“Expression of Maize Rp1-D Rust Resistance Gene inTransgenic Maize and Wheat.”White, Frank F., US Department of Agriculture, $145,000,“Transcription Activation by AvrXa10 and AvrXa7 inResistance and Pathogenicity.”

Zeigler, Robert S., International Rice Research Institute,$2,700, “Genetics of the Breeding Systems and SexualFertility in the Rice Blast Fungus.”Zeigler, Robert S., Kansas Wheat Commission, $200,000,“DNA Sequencer for Wheat Improvement.”Zhou, Jianmin, and Tang, Xiaoyan, National ScienceFoundation, $196,268, “Signal Transduction in TomatoDisease Resistance.”Zhou, Jianmin, (see Tang, Xiaoyan, Plant Pathology).

SOUTHEAST AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHCENTERKelley, Kenneth W., Multisponsor, $6,500, “Weed Control inFarm Crops.”Long, James H., National Crop Insurance Services, $1,000,“Soybean Research in Southeast Kansas.”Moyer, Joseph L., (see Sweeney, Daniel W., SoutheastAgricultural Research Center).Sweeney, Daniel W., and Moyer, Joseph L., Multisponsor,$2,000, “Soil Fertility and Management Investigations inSoutheastern Kansas.”

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH EXTENSION CENTERCurrie, Randall S., Multisponsor, $33,950, “Weed ControlResearch in Southwest Kansas.”Schaffer, James A., Multisponsor, $597, “Herbicides for WeedControl on Fallow Ground.”Schlegel, Alan J., Multisponsor, $2,500, “Variety Testing ofAlternative Crops.”Schlegel, Alan J., Multisponsor, $8,250, “Southwest ResearchExtension Center Soil Fertility and Soil Management Researchfor Western Kansas.”Schlegel, Alan J., National Sunflower Association, $1,000,“Long-Term, Large-Scale Dryland Cropping Systems.”Schlegel, Alan J., US Department of Agriculture, $4,005,“Windbreak Establishment.”Schlagel, Alan J., (see Thompson Curtis R., Southwest AreaOffice).Schlegel, Alan J., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Trooien, Todd P., and Lamm, Freddie R. (Northwest ResearchExtension Center), Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.,$4,000, “Optimal Planting Strategies for Irrigated CornProduction with Limited Well Capacities.”Trooien, Todd P., (see Alam, Mahbub U., Southwest AreaOffice).Trooien, Todd P., (see Lamm, Freddie R., Northwest ResearchExtension Center).Witt, Merle D., Multisponsor, $9,500, “Yield Appraisal ofCrops for Southwest Kansas–Yield Appraisals of ImmatureCorn.”Witt, Merle D., (see Martin, Victor L., Agronomy).

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNINGAND DESIGN

ARCHITECTURECondia, Robert J., and Streeter, Raymond A., AmericanInstitute of Architects, $6,580, “Return of the Architects: AResponse to the Boyer Report.”

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Jones, James S., (see Rolley, Stephanie A., LandscapeArchitecture/Regional and Community Planning).Shapiro, Mark, Graham Foundation, $5,000, “Sense of theCity: Drawings and Models for Louis I. Kahn’s Design for anOffice Building in Kansas City, 1966–1973.”Streeter, Raymond A., (see Condia, Robert J., Architecture).

DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE,PLANNING AND DESIGNNorris-Baker, Carolyn, US Department of Health and HumanServices, $111,695 (includes $34,125 from Kansas MentalHealth and Aging Coalition), “Mental Health and Aging.”

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE/REGIONALAND COMMUNITY PLANNINGRolley, Stephanie A., National Foundation on the Arts and theHumanities, $1,150, “Your Town: Designing Its FutureRegional Workshop.”Rolley, Stephanie A., Butler County Historical Society,$1,000, “Butler County Historical Society.”Rolley, Stephanie A., and Jones, James S. (Architecture), USEnvironmental Protection Agency, $16,149, “Prairie Band ofPotawatomi Nation.”

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

ARTHower, Robert F., (see Zollman, Dean A., Physics).

BIOCHEMISTRYJiang, Haobo, US Department of Health and HumanServices, $187,018, “Biochemistry of Pro-Phenol OxidaseActivating Proteinase.”Kanost, Michael R., University of Giessen, $1,500,“University of Giessen Unrestricted Gift.”Kanost, Michael R., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $244,155, “Serine Proteinase Inhibitors in Insects.”Kanost, Michael R., US Department of Agriculture, $82,150,“Cell Surface Proteins Involved in the EncapsulationResponse of Insect Hemocytes.”Kanost, Michael R., and Oppert, Brenda, US Department ofEnergy, $30,000 (includes $15,000 from MycogenCorporation), “Evaluation of Insect Serpins as Biopesticides.”Krishnamoorthi, Ramaswamy., American Chemical Society,$6,500, “Solution NMR Structure of Putative Ca2+bindingC2-domain in Phospholipase D.”Oppert, Brenda, (see Kanost, Michael R., Biochemistry).Prakash, Om, US Department of Health and Human Services,$5,460, “Molecular Analysis of Mucin-Type O-Glycosylation.”Roche, Thomas E., and Hua, Duy H. (Chemistry), AmericanHeart Association, Heartland Affiliate, $35,000, “SelectiveInhibitors of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Kinase Isoforms.”Smith, Paul E., US Department of Energy, $45,993,“Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Effects of Salts onthe Aggregation Properties of Benzene in Water.”Smith, Paul E., American Chemical Society, $60,000, “Effectsof Cosolvents on Hydrophobic Hydration.”Smith, Paul E., Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$11,498, “Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Effects ofSalts on the Aggregation Properties of Benzene in Water.”

Takemoto, Dolores J., Burroughs Wellcome Fund, $5,000,“Visiting Professor of Biochemistry/Molecular Biology.”Takemoto, Dolores J., and Klopfenstein, Carol F. (GrainScience and Industry), Kansas Wheat Commission, $30,000,“Cancer Protective Effects of Wheats with DifferentAntioxidant Potentials.”Tomich, John M., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $36,700, “Characterization of Synthetic C1-Conducting Peptides–Kathy E. Mitchell.”Tomich, John M., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $55,251, “Role of Ordered Helical Segments inMembrane Proteins.”Tomich, John M., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $54,160, “Studies of Human LysosomalGlucocerebrosidase.”Wang, Xuemin, National Science Foundation, $220,000,“Regulation and Function of Membrane Lipid Hydrolysis inLipid-Based Signaling of Plants.”Wang, Xuemin, American Society of Plant Physiologists,$30,000, “Advanced Plant Biochemistry: Signal Transductionand Metabolic Engineering.”Zolkiewska, Anna, US Department of Health and HumanServices, $65,700, “Role of ADAM 12 Disitegrin Domain inMyoblast Fusion.”Zolkiewski, Michal, National Science Foundation, $153,689,“Analytical Ultracentrifuge for the Analysis ofMacromolecules.”Zolkiewski, Michal, National Science Foundation, $46,486,“Structure and Function of Hsp100 Proteins.”

DIVISION OF BIOLOGYBlair, John M., Nebraska Game and Parks Commission,$3,000, “Assessment of Soil Quality Recovery Rates in theConservation Reserve Program–Sara G. Baer.”Blair, John M., (see Knapp, Alan K., Biology).Briggs, John M., (see Harrington, Jr., John A., Geography).Briggs, John M., (see Knapp, Alan K., Biology).Brown, Susan J., Human Frontier Science ProgramOrganization, $188,844, “Genetic and Molecular Analysis ofLimb Development in the Beetle Tribolium castaneum.”Brown, Susan J., National Science Foundation, $74,248,“Genetic Regulatory Shifts in Insect Evolution.”Chapes, Stephen K., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $124,499, “Differentiation of Bone MarrowMacrophages in Space.”Clem, Rollie J., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $102,610, “Functional Analysis of Anti-ApoptoticIAP Proteins.”Conrad, Gary W., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $314,764, “Fibroblast Differentiation During EyeDevelopment.”Consigli, Richard A., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $65,137, “Virology and Tumor Biology.”Cully, Jr., Jack F., Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks,$67,500, “Bird and Mammal Responses to Conversion fromFescue Pastures to Native Tallgrass Prairie.”Cully, Jr., Jack F., Missouri Department of Conservation,$5,400, “Study of the Population Genetic Structure of GreaterPrairie Chickens in the Flint Hills.”Cully, Jr., Jack F., US Department of Agriculture, $13,480,“Domestic Livestock/Black-tailed Prairie Dogs Interactions.”

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Cully, Jr., Jack F., US Department of the Interior, $60,000,“Gap Analysis in Kansas.”Cully, Jr., Jack F., US Department of the Interior, $7,137,“Reclamation of Native Tallgrass Prairie at the Kansas ArmyAmmunition Plant.”Cully, Jr., Jack F., and Kaufman, Glennis A., KansasDepartment of Wildlife and Parks, $66,742, “Gap Analysis inKansas.”Cully, Jr., Jack F., (see Charlton, Ralph E., Entomology).Denell, Robin E., and Justice, Monica J., National ScienceFoundation, $220,158, “Evolutionary Conservation of theMolecular Mechanisms of Development.”Denell, Robin E., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $247,247, “Genetic Control of Segmentation.”Denell, Robin E., (see Johnson, Marc A., Dean of Agricultureand Director of Agricultural Experiment Station).Denell, Robin E., (see Spooner, Brian S., Biology).Dodds, Walter K., National Science Foundation, $17,050,“Nitrogen Uptake, Retention and Cycling in StreamEcosystems: An Intersite N-15 Tracer Experiment.”Dodds, Walter K., and Whiles, Matthew R. (Entomology),Kansas Department of Health and Environment, $12,000,“Quality and Quantity of Suspended Material in KansasRivers: Demonstrating the Influence of ManagementPractices.”Dodds, Walter K., Smith, Christopher C., and Horne, Eva A.,National Science Foundation, $56,204, “Research Experiencefor Undergraduates in Grassland Ecology at Konza PrairieResearch Natural Area.”Funderburgh, James L., US Department of Health andHuman Services, $202,856, “Proteoglycans in Normal andScarred Corneas.”Garvey, James E., National Science Foundation, $43,800,“Interactions among Food Webs, Physical Processes, and LifeHistory Strategies: Predicting Fish Community Structure inLentic Ecosystems.”Garvey, James E., (see Knapp, Alan K., Biology).Gipson, Philip S., and Pontius, Jeffrey S. (Statistics), USDepartment of the Interior, $153,702, “Evaluation of LandCondition Trend Analysis as a Component of the IntegratedTraining Area Management Program at Fort Riley, Kansas.”Gipson, Philip S., Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks,$20,000, “Establishment and Operation of the KansasCooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit.”Guikema, James A., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $750, “Administrative Support for theExecutive Committee of the Kansas NASA EPSCoR Program.”Guikema, James A., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $19,869, “Influence of Gravity as aDeterminant in Cellular Biology.”Guikema, James A., (see Spooner, Brian S., Biology).Guikema, James A., (see Uhlarik, John J., Psychology).Guy, Christopher S., US Department of the Interior, $18,000,“Assessment of Physiochemical, Biological, and LandscapeFeatures Influencing Topeka Shiner (Notopis topeka)Distribution in Kansas Streams.”Guy, Christopher S., US Department of the Interior, $25,000,“Population Structure and Habitat Use of Benthic FishesAlong the Missouri River.”Guy, Christopher S., US Department of the Interior, $30,000,“Age and Growth Analysis of Selected Missouri River BenthicFishes.”

Guy, Christopher S., US Fish and Wildlife Service, $160,378,“Stocking Success and Factors Influencing Survival andGrowth of Stocked Walleyes.”Hartnett, David C., US Environmental Protection Agency,$17,500, “Tallgrass Prairie of the Flint Hills of Kansas.”Hartnett, David C., and Wright, Valerie F., KansasDepartment of Wildlife and Parks, $2,000, “Outdoor WildlifeLearning Site.”Hartnett, David C., Rice, Charles W. (Agronomy), Todd,Timothy C. (Plant Pathology), and Wilson, Gail T., NationalScience Foundation, $219,950, “Biotic Interactions ofGrassland Plants: Above- and Belowground Linkages.”Herman, Michael A., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $83,842, “Control of Cell Polarity in C. elegans.”Horne, Eva A., (see Dodds, Walter K., Biology).Johnson, Loretta C., National Science Foundation, $10,000,“Role of Amino Acid Uptake by Mycorrhizal Ericaceous Shrubsin the Nitrogen Economy of Nutrient-Deficient Peat Bogs.”Johnson, Loretta C., Sigma Xi, $1,000, “Inorganic andOrganic Forms of Nitrogen Uptake in Ericoid MycorrhizalBoreal Peat Bog Shrubs–Sarah Michelle Glaser.”Johnson, Loretta C., Sigma Xi, $700, “14C Tracing of Carbonin Arctic Ecosystems: Plant Litter Transformations intoSoil–Wendy Loya.”Johnson, Loretta C., Sigma Xi, $700, “Forest Expansion in theGreat Plains: Effects of Vegetation Change on MicrobialRespiration in Soils–Dixie Smith.”Johnson, Terry C., Kansas State University Foundation,$80,000, “Cancer Center Core.”Johnson, Terry C., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $511,869, “BioServe Space Technologies–ANASA Center for the Commercial Development of Space.”Justice, Monica J., (see Denell, Robin E., (Biology).Kaufman, Donald W., (see Charlton, Ralph E., Entomology).Kaufman, Glennis A., (see Charlton, Ralph E., Entomology).Kaufman, Glennis A., (see Cully, Jr., Jack F., Biology).Knapp, Alan K., and Blair, John M., National ScienceFoundation, $5,000, “Evaluating the Role of ResourceHeterogeneity in Restoring Grasslands.”Knapp, Alan K., Blair, John M., Briggs, John M., and Garvey,James E., National Science Foundation, $812,220, “Long-Term Ecological Research in Tallgrass Prairie: The KonzaLTER Program.”Knapp, Alan K., (see Ham, Jay M., Agronomy).Marchin, George L., PentaPure, Inc., $12,000, “Testing ofWater Filter and Purification Devices.”Marchin, George L., (see Reddi, Lakshmi N., CivilEngineering).Marchin, George L., (see Rice, Charles W., Agronomy).Rintoul, David A., US Department of the Interior, $14,663,“Lipid Analysis of Migratory Sandhill Cranes.”Robel, Robert J., Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks,$35,800, “Movements and Productivity of Lesser Prairie-Chickens in Southwest Kansas.”Roe, Judith L., US Department of Agriculture, $100,000,“Function of TOUSLED Protein Kinase in ArabidopsisDevelopment.”Smith, Christopher C., (see Dodds, Walter K., Biology).Spooner, Brian S., Denell, Robin E., and Guikema, James A.,National Science Foundation, $252,476, “New BiologyFaculty Hire Start-Up Funding.”

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Spooner, Brian S., Howard Hughes Medical Institute,$1,800,000, “1998 Undergraduate Biological SciencesEducation Program.”Spooner, Brian S., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $22,000, “Determining LymphocyteResponsiveness to Low Gravity Environments–Luis Cubano.”Spooner, Brian S., US Department of Agriculture, $20,000,“Wildlife Services Collaboration and Support Agreement.”Takemoto, Larry J., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $277,533, “Lens Membrane in Relation to HumanCataractogenesis.”Upton, Steve J., Merck and Company, Inc., $10,000,“Evaluating Parasiticidal Activity of Compounds Provided byMerck against Cryptosporidium parvum in vitro.”Upton, Steve J., National Science Foundation, $22,894,“Coccidia of the World.”Upton, Steve J., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $113,434, “In vitro Assay for Cryptosporidiosis.”Upton, Steve J., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $160,454, “dsRNAs of Cryptosporidium parvum.”Urban, James E., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $22,000, “Biological Wastewater ProcessorExperiment Definition.”Wilson, Fred E., National Science Foundation, $77,000,“Thyroxine and Seasonality in American Tree Sparrows.”Wilson, Gail T., (see Harnett, David C., Biology).Wright, Valerie F., (see Harnett, David C., Biology).

CHEMISTRYAakeroy Christer B., (see Hua, Duy H., Chemistry).Collinson, Maryanne M., National Science Foundation,$65,800, “Electroanalytical Applications of OrganicallyModified Sol-Gel Materials.”Collinson, Maryanne M., US Department of Defense,$56,393, “Electroanalytical Applications of OrganicallyModified Sol-Gel Materials.”Collinson, Maryanne M., US Department of Defense,$56,700, “Instrumentation for Electroanalytical Investigationsof Organically Modified Sol-Gel Material.”Collinson, Maryanne M., (see Higgins, Daniel A., Chemistry).Higgins, Daniel A., and Collinson, Maryanne M., USDepartment of Defense, $287,818, “Molecular ScaleProperties of Sol-Gel Derived Silicate Films.”Higgins, Daniel A., National Science Foundation, $48,000,“High Resolution Optical Microscopy Studies ofMesostructured Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystal Films.”Higgins, Danial A., (see Hua, Duy H. Chemistry).Hollingsworth, Mark D., National Science Foundation,$84,600, “Cooperative Phenomena and Domain SwitchingProcesses in Organic Inclusion Compounds.”Hua, Duy H., Great Plains Diabetes Research, Inc., $10,000,“New Drugs for Diabetic Complications.”Hua, Duy H., Ortiz, J. Vincent, Higgins, Daniel A., Aakeroy,Christer B., and Muino, Pedro L., National ScienceFoundation, $17,400, “Integration of Computers in theUndergraduate Chemistry Curriculum.”Hua, Duy H., (see Roche, Thomas E., Biochemistry).Kelley, Anne M., American Chemical Society, $60,000,“Single Molecule Spectroscopy and Kinetics of OrganicCharge-Transfer Systems in Polymers.”

Kelley, Anne M., National Science Foundation, $294,000,“Franck-Condon Active Intermolecular Vibrations inCondense Phases.”Klabunde, Kenneth J., US Department of Defense, $35,000,“Nanoscale Metal and Metal Oxide Particle Chemistry:Unique Catalytic, Adsorptive, and Storage Capabilities.”Klabunde, Kenneth J., US Department of Defense, $65,000,“Nanoscale Metal and Metal Oxide Particle Chemistry.Reagents for Decontamination and Remediation.”Klabunde, Kenneth J., (see Phebus, Randall K., AnimalSciences and Industry).Klabunde, Kenneth J., (see Sorensen, Christopher M.,Physics).Maatta, Eric A., US Department of Energy, $119,485,“Homogeneous Models of Ammoxidation Catalysis.”Muino, Pedro L., National Science Foundation, $39,100,“Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Chemistry atKansas State University.”Muino, Pedro L., (see Hua, Duy H., Chemistry).Ortiz, J. Vincent, Gaussian, Inc., $30,000, “PropagatorPrograms for Gaussian Software.”Ortiz, J. Vincent, National Science Foundation, $130,000,“Ab Initio Electron Propagator Calculations on MolecularAnions.”Ortiz, J. Vincent, US Department of Defense, $224,642(includes $61,266 from Kansas Technology EnterpriseCorporation), “Ab Initio Propagator Theory of Clusters.”Ortiz, J., Vincent, (see Hua, Duy H., Chemistry).Sherwood, Peter M., Kansas Technology EnterpriseCorporation, $293,072, “Kansas DEPSCoR: Kansas Defense2000 Program for Year One.” (2 awards)Sherwood, Peter M., Luxfer, Inc., $75,000, “Luxfer ScienceSupport Award.”Sherwood, Peter M., National Science Foundation,$100,000, “Corrosion and Oxidation Studied by SurfaceAnalytical Methods.”Sherwood, Peter M., Wang, Youqi (Mechanical and NuclearEngineering),and Lease, Kevin B. (Mechanical and NuclearEngineering), National Aeronautics and Space Administration,$20,114, “Studies of the Role of Surface Treatment and Sizingof Carbon Fiber Surfaces on the Mechanical Properties ofComposites Containing Carbon Fibers.”Warmuth, Ralf, American Chemical Society, $25,000, “NMRSpectroscopic and X-ray Crystallographic Investigation ofIntermediates in the Phenylcarbene Rearrangement.”Warmuth, Ralf, US Department of Health and HumanServices, $121,832, “Structural Investigation of UnnaturalPeptide Helices.”

ECONOMICSBabcock, Michael W., Kansas Department of Transportation,$35,000, “Role of General Aviation Airports in MedicalService Delivery to Rural Kansas Communities.”Babcock, Michael W., (see Russell, Eugene R., CivilEngineering).Ragan, Jr., James F., Multisponsor, $5,000, “Roe R CrossChair of Economics.”

GEOGRAPHYGoodin, Douglas G., (see Harrington, Jr., John A.,Geography).Goodin, Douglas G., (see Uhlarik, John J., Psychology).

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Harrington, Jr., John A., Briggs, John M. (Biology), andGoodin, Douglas G., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $20,683, “Spatial and Spectral ScaleDimensions for Modeling Kansas Rural Resource Systems:Projections for Global Change.”Harrington, Jr., John A., Harrington, Lisa M., Kromm, DavidE., White, Stephen E., and Goodin, Douglas G., USDepartment of Energy, $40,000, “Global Change in LocalPlaces.”Harrington, Jr., John A., Kromm, David E., Harrington, LisaM., Goodin, Douglas G., and White, Stephen E., NationalAeronautics and Space Administration, $62,280, “GlobalChange in Local Places.”Harrington, Jr., John A., (see Kalita, Prasanta K., Biologicaland Agricultural Engineering).Harrington, Lisa M., (see Harrington, Jr., John A.,Geography).Kromm, David E., (see Harrington, Jr., John A., Geography).Paul, Bimal K., National Science Foundation, $2,013, “FlashFlooding in Kansas: A Study of Emergency Response andVictims’ Perceptions.”Seyler, Harry L., Elbert County, Colorado, $8,400, “SSURGOCertified Digitization of Soil Survey of the Eastern Part ofElbert County, Colorado.”Seyler, Harry L., Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks,$23,000, “Development of a Geographic Information System(GIS) for the Marais des Cygne State Wildlife Refuge.”Seyler, Harry L., Longmont and Boulder Soil ConservationDistricts, $6,200, “Compilation and Digitization of theBoulder, Colorado, Soil Survey to National SSURGOStandards.”Seyler, Harry L., and Ransom, Michel D. (Agronomy), USDepartment of Agriculture, $51,000, “SSURGO Certificationof Soil Surveys in Kansas.”Seyler, Harry L., US Department of Agriculture, $27,716,“SSURGO Processing of Colorado Soil Surveys.”Seyler, Harry L., US Department of the Interior, $23,000,“Development of a Geographic Information System (GIS) forthe Marais des Cygne Watershed.”Seyler, Harry L., US Department of the Interior, $6,700, “GISCoverages for Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge.”Seyler, Harry L., West Greeley Soil Conservation District,$9,300, “Compilation and Digitization of the South Weld SoilSurvey to National Standards.”White, Stephen E., (see Harrington, Jr., John A., Geography).

GEOLOGYArcher, Allen W., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $25,000, “Aspects and Control of TidalSedimentation and the Extraction and Modeling of TidalParameters from Modern and Ancient Tidal Rhythmites.”Archer, Allen W., and Martin, Sabine E., US Army, $9,845,“Analysis of Geological Stratigraphy, Structure, andHydrology of the Open Burn/Open Detonation (OB/OD)Area—Fort Riley, Kansas.”Chaudhuri, Sambhudas, US Army, $20,000, “MonitoringWell and Surface Water Sampling for Chemical and IsotopeAnalysis, Southwest Funston Landfill, Camp FunstonCantonment Area, Southeast Funston Landfill—Fort Riley,Kansas.”Chaudhuri, Sambhudas, US Army, $5,314, “Well Samplingfor Chemical and Isotope Analysis, City of Ogden WaterSupply Wells.”

Hubbard, Mary D., (see Uhlarik, John J., Psychology).Hubbard, Mary S., and Oviatt, Charles G., AmericanChemical Society, $59,940, “Poncha Pass, Colorado, TransferZone: Kinematics and Chronology of Neogene Tetonics atthe Northern End of the Rio Grande Rift.”Martin, Sabine E., (see Archer, Allen W., Geology).Oviatt, Charles G., (see Hubbard, Mary S., Geology).Oviatt, Charles G., US Department of the Interior, $9,000,“Surficial Deposits of Dugway Proving Ground, Utah.”

HISTORYHigham, Robin, Journal of the West, Inc., $43,201, “Journalof the West.”

INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORALRESEARCHBloomquist, Leonard E., Kansas Health Foundation, $10,001,“Health Assessment Survey for Riley County.”Shanteau, James C., US Department of Transportation,$124,963, “Evaluation of Human-Performance Implicationsof Technological Innovation Using a Performance-BasedMeasure of Expertise in Air Traffic Control.”

KINESIOLOGYBarstow, Thomas J., and McAllister, Richard M. (Anatomyand Physiology), US Department of Health and HumanServices, $211,812, “Control of Muscle PCr, H+ and V02Kinetics.”Dzewaltowski, David A., Kansas Farm Bureau and AffiliatedServices, $7,590, “Kansas Farm Bureau Employee WellnessProgram.”Dzewaltowski, David A., Kansas Department of Health andEnvironment, $37,680, “Kansas Lean School Health Project:Phase III.”Harms, Craig A., Francis Families Foundation, $36,000,“Cardiopulmonary Interactions during Exercise.”Harms, Craig A., American Heart Association, HeartlandAffiliate, $34,538, “Mechanisms of Interaction betweenHyperpnea and Cardiovascular Function.”Musch, Timothy I., American Heart Assoc., Kansas Affiliate,Inc., $27,546, “Down-Regulation of Na+ Pumps in SkeletalMuscle of Rats with Chronic Heart Failure.”

MATHEMATICSAuckly, David R., (see Kelkar, Atul G., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Nagy, Gabriel, National Science Foundation, $22,848,“Higher Index for Coverings of Manifolds with Boundary.”Kapitanski, Lev, (see Kelkar, Atul G., Mechanical and NuclearEngineering).Peller, Vladimir V., National Science Foundation, $85,798,“Methods of Hankel and Toeplitz Operators inNoncommutative Function Theory.”Poggi-Corradini, Pietro, National Science Foundation,$26,848, “Analytic Self Maps of the Disk and RelatedOperators.”Ramm, Alexander, National Science Foundation, $15,000,“Second International Conference on Operator Theory andApplications, October 7–11, 1998.”Ramm, Alexander, FDI Schlumberger Doll Research Lab,$5,000, “Research for Schlumberger Doll Research Lab.”

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PHYSICSBolton, Timothy, (see Reay, Neville W., Physics).Chakrabarti, Amitabha, American Chemical Society,$60,000, “Structure Formation in Thin Polymer Films onPatterned Surfaces.”Chakrabarti, Amitabha, (see Hosni, Mohammad H.,Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering).Chakrabarti, Amitabha, (see Sorensen, Christopher M.,Physics).DePaola, Brett D., (see Weaver, Oliver L., Physics).Jiang, Hongxing, and Lin, Jingyu, US Department of Defense,$60,000, “Dynamics of Optical Recombination in GaN andA1xGa1-xN–Applications for High Power Blue Lasers.”Jiang, Hongxing, and Lin, Jingyu, US Department of Energy,$50,000, “Optical and Electrical Properties of III-V NitrideWide Bandgap Semiconductors.”Jiang, Hongxing, and Lin, Jingyu, US Department of Defense,$187,250, “Fabrication and Characterization of III-NitrideMicrodisk Arrays.”Jiang, Hongxing, and Lin, Jingyu, US Department of Defense,$30,000, “Picosecond Time-Resolved PhotoluminescenceStudies of III-Nitride Materials and Structures.”Jiang, Hongxing, (see Lin, Jingyu, Physics).Jiang, Hongxing, (see Sorensen, Christopher M., Physics).Law, Bruce M., American Chemical Society, $60,000,“Contact Angles, Contact Angle Hysteresis, and Line TensionEffects Near Wetting Transitions.”Law, Bruce M., National Science Foundation, $105,000,“Interfacial Phenomena Near Critical Points.”Lin, Chii-Dong, US Department of Energy, $155,000, “AtomicPhysics of Strongly Correlated Systems.”Lin, Chii-Dong, (see Zollman, Dean A., Physics).Lin, Jingyu, and Jiang, Hongxing, National ScienceFoundation, $140,054, “Mechanisms of Optical Transitions inA1GaN Alloys and GaN/A1 GaN Quantum Wells.”Lin, Jingyu, and Jiang, Hongxing, US Department of Defense,$188,291, “Picosecond Time-Resolved Spectroscopy Systemfor Studying Deep UV Optical Transitions in A1xGa1-xN withHigh AIN Fractions.”Lin, Jingyu, (see Jiang, Hongxing, Physics).Lin, Jingyu, (see Sorensen, Christopher M., Physics).Maleki, Suzanne, (see Sorensen, Christopher M., Physics).Rahman, Talat S., Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$12,500, “Atomistic Studies of Nanotribology: FiniteTemperature Energetics and Vibrational Dynamics.”Rahman, Talat S., National Science Foundation, $240,000,“Chemisorption Studies at Metal Surfaces.”Rahman, Talat S., National Science Foundation, $29,054,“Kansas Center for Advanced Scientific Computing.”Rahman, Talat S., US Department of Energy, $50,000,“Atomistic Studies of Nanotribology: Finite TemperatureEnergetics and Vibrational Dynamics.”Rahman, Talat S., (see Zollman, Dean A., Physics).Ratra, Bharat, National Science Foundation, $300,000,“Cosmology: Theoretical Research, Data Analysis withStudent Involvement, and Curriculum Development.”Reay, Neville W., Bolton, Timothy, Stanton, Noel, andSidwell, Ronald, National Science Foundation, $255,675,“Kansas Alliance for Cosmology–InterdisciplinaryAstrophysics (KACIA).”

Reay, Neville W., Stanton, Noel, Bolton, Timothy, andSidwell, Ronald, US Department of Energy, $640,000,“Heavy Quark and Neutrino Physics.”Reay, Neville W., US Department of Energy, $196,000, “D0Silicon Microstrip Detector Project.”Reay, Neville W., US Department of Energy, $62,353, “DZero Silicon Upgrade Project.”Richard, Patrick, US Department of Energy, $2,003,000,“Atomic Physics with Highly Charged Ions.”Sidwell, Ronald, (see Reay, Neville W., Physics).Sorensen, Christopher M., Hosni, Mohammad H.(Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering), Chakrabarti,Amitabha, Fox, Rodney O. (Electrical and ComputerEngineering), and Meng, Hui (Mechanical and NuclearEngineering), National Science Foundation, $278,919,“Kansas Program for Complex Fluid Flows.”Sorensen, Christopher M., Lin, Jingyu, Jiang, Hongxing, andKlabunde, Kenneth J. (Chemistry), National ScienceFoundation, $38,000, “Neutron Scattering Studies ofMagnetic Semiconductor Thin Films and Nanostructures.”Sorensen, Christopher M., and Maleki, Suzanne, NationalScience Foundation, $93,765, “Implementation of a NovelStudio Curriculum at Kansas State University.”Sorensen, Christopher M., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $40,000, “Gelation Kinetics in Aerosols.”Sorensen, Christopher M., National Science Foundation,$110,000, “Aerosol Fractal Aggregate Optics and Kinetics inLaminar and Turbulent Flows.”Sorensen, Christopher M., (see Hosni, Mohammad H.,Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering).Stanton, Noel, (see Reay, Neville W., Physics).Thumm, Uwe, National Science Foundation, $40,000,“Charge Exchange, Resonance Formation and ElectronEmission in Ion-Surface Interactions.”Thumm, Uwe, US Department of Energy, $70,000, “StrongExternal Field Effects in Decay and Photodetachment ofNegative Ions.”Weaver, Oliver L., and DePaola, Brett D., National ScienceFoundation, $65,835, “Undergraduate Summer ResearchExperimental and Theoretical Physics.”Weaver, Oliver L., (see Zollman, Dean A., Physics).Zollman, Dean A., National Science Foundation, $75,000,“Creating a modern Modern Physics Course: Visualizationand Computation for Undergraduate Physics Majors.”Zollman, Dean A., Rahman, Talat S., Lin, Chii-Dong, Weaver,Oliver L., and Hower, Robert F. (Art), National ScienceFoundation, $50,629, “Visual Quantum Mechanics: AQualitative, Computer-Based Introduction to Principles ofModern Physics.”Zollman, Dean A., (see Staver, John R., Office of the Dean ofEducation).

PSYCHOLOGYDowney, Ronald G., (see Fullagar, Clive J. A., Psychology).Fullagar, Clive J. A., Rappoport, Leon H., and Downey,Ronald G., US Department of Health and Human Services,$21,060, “Kansas State University Occupational HealthPsychology Program.”Kiefer, Stephen W., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $86,103, “Naltrexone and Alcohol Reactivity.”Rappoport, Leon H., (see Fullagar, Clive J. A., Psychology).

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Smith, Kip C. S., National Science Foundation, $28,799,“Decomposing the Processing Steps and Neuronal Basis ofChoice.”Smith, Kip C. S., US Department of Transportation, $151,392,“Human Factors Research to Support Collaborative DecisionMaking in Air Traffic Management.”Smith, Kip C. S., US Department of Transportation, $9,891,“Collaborative Decision Making in Traffic FlowManagement.”Uhlarik, John J., Kelkar, Atul G. (Mechanical and NuclearEngineering), Hubbard, Mary S. (Geology), Guikema, JamesA. (Biology), Goodin, Douglas G. (Geography),and Gorder,Peter J. (Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering), NationalAeronautics and Space Administration, $55,000, “KansasSpace Grant Consortium”Uhlarik, John J., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $22,000, “Usability Testing of LayeredApplication Software Platforms Intended for Incorporationinto the Checkout and Launch Control System Re-EngineeringProject–J. Michael Herold.”Uhlarik, John J., US Department of Transportation, $34,043,“Review and Classification of Situation Awareness LiteratureRelating to Pilot Surveillance Functions.”Uhlarik, John J., (see Gorder, Peter J., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).

A. Q. MILLER SCHOOL OF JOURNALISMAND MASS COMMUNICATIONSBergen, Lori A., Bressers, Bonnie M., and Grimes, Tom,Kaiser Family Foundation, $10,000, “Problem of Access toHealth Care in Rural Communities: A Kansas PublicTelevision Program.”Bressers, Bonnie M., (see Bergen, Lori A., A. Q. Miller Schoolof Journalism and Mass Communications).Gould, Thomas, Multisponsor, $5,000, “Journalism and MassCommunications Website Management.”Grimes, Tom, (see Bergen, Lori A., A. Q. Miller School ofJournalism and Mass Communications).Lubbers, Charles A., (see Penner, Karen P., Extension AnimalSciences and Industry).Simon, Todd F., Kansas State University Foundation, $59,660,“Huck Boyd National Center for Community Media.”

SOCIOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY, AND SOCIAL WORKCauble, A. Elizabeth, and Thurston, Linda P. (SpecialEducation), US Department of Health and Human Services,$756,708, “Supervisor Training Project.”Logan, Brad, DuVall and Associates, $17,662, “CulturalResources Evaluation for Smoky Hill Air-to-Ground GunneryRange, Salina, Kansas.”Roper, Donna C., US Department of the Interior, $25,008,“Archeological Investigations at Medicine Creek Reservoir,Nebraska.”

STATISTICSLoughin, Thomas M., Mid-America Universities International,$1,000, “Visiting International Scholars.”Pontius, Jeffrey S., (see Gipson, Philip S., Biology).

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERRice, Frederick H., US Small Business Administration,$83,012, “Small Business Development Center.”Rice, Frederick H., US Small Business Administration,$36,851, “Kansas State University Small BusinessDevelopment Center.”

OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONFlaherty, Roberta D., National Academic AdvisingAssociation, $210,128, “National Academic AdvisingAssociation Executive Office.”Havlicek, Barbara J., Multisponsor, $52,523, “EducationalComputer Assistance.” (2 awards).Havlicek, Barbara J., Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in theClassroom, $59,482, “Kansas Foundation for Agriculture inthe Classroom.”Havlicek, Barbara J., Multisponsor, $2,613, “Council forPublic School Improvement.”Herrera, Socorro G., US Department of Education,$170,000, “Project Besitos.”Murry, Kevin G., US Department of Education, $216,295,“Project Alcance.”Rankin, Charles I., US Department of Education, $747,399,“Equity Assistance Centers Program.”Shroyer, Margaret G., and Wright, Emmett L. (Foundationsand Adult Education), US Department of Education, $96,303,“GLOBE Program Professional Development Model andLeadership Cadre.”Staver, John R., Zollman, Dean A. (Physics), and Shroyer,Margaret G. (Elementary Education), National ScienceFoundation, $374,434, “Kansas/Kansas State Collaborative forExcellence in Teacher Preparation.”Wright, Emmett L., Multisponsor, $65,875, “Educational,Cultural and Scientific Cooperation Between the Oblast ofVoronezh, the Russian Federation, and the State of Kansas.”

ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONShroyer, Margaret G., (see Staver, John R., Office of the Deanof Education).Smith, Ben A., National Geographic Society, $18,000,“Kansas Geographic Alliance–Governor’s Water QualityInitiative.”

FOUNDATIONS AND ADULT EDUCATIONShanley, Cynthia D., US Department of Education, $43,000,“Displaced Homemaker, Single Parents.”Wright, Emmett L., American Chemical Society, $1,500,“FACETS Teacher Training.”Wright, Emmett L., (see Shroyer, Margaret D., Dean ofEducation).

SECONDARY EDUCATIONKane, Mary R., Kansas State Department of Education,$66,662, “FFA-YF/YFW Organizations.”

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SPECIAL EDUCATIONThurston, Linda P., (see Cauble, A. Elizabeth, Sociology,Anthropology and Social Work).Zabel, Robert H., US Department of Education, $1,500,“Restructuring Teacher, Administrator and CounselorEducation Programs at Kansas State University.”

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING INSTITUTEAzadivar, Farhad, Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$865,000, “Advanced Manufacturing Institute.”Azadivar, Farhad, US Department of Commerce, $1,381,677(includes $342,000 from Kansas Technology EnterpriseCorporation), “Mid-America Manufacturing TechnologyCenter Regional Office.”Azadivar, Farhad, National Science Foundation, $800,000,“Engineering Learning Center: Model for SystemicEngineering Education Reform.”Azadivar, Farhad, Kramer, Bradley A. (Industrial andManufacturing Systems Engineering), and Tucker, Jeffrey W.(Advanced Manufacturing Institute), Society of ManufacturingEngineers, $615,300 (includes $100,000 from KansasTechnology Enterprise Corporation, $50,000 from BoeingCompany, $129,300 from various industries), “LearningCenter for Manufacturing: An Innovative Model forManufacturing Engineering Education.”Azadivar, Farhad, Multisponsor, $193,908, “AdvancedManufacturing Institute-Manufacturing Learning Center.”Azadivar, Farhad, Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$150,000, “Engineering Learning Center: A Model forSystemic Engineering Education Reform.”Tucker, Jeffrey W., (see Azadivar, Farhad, AdvancedManufacturing Institute).

ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION SCIENCEMoser, Steven C., American Society of Heating, Refrigeratingand Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., $7,500, “ASHRAEGraduate Student Grant-In-Aid.”

BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERINGBarnes, Philip L., Kansas Corn Growers Association, $78,256,“Pesticide Application Timing Used as a Best ManagementPractice to Improve Water Quality.”Barnes, Philip L., Novartis, $27,000, “Atrazine MonitoringProject: Joint Nebraska/Kansas Blue River Study.”Barnes, Philip L., US Environmental Protection Agency, $54,564,“Joint State Atrazine Big Blue River Monitoring Project.”Barnes, Philip L., (see Devlin, Daniel L., ExtensionAgronomy).Barnes, Philip L., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Chung, Do Sup, (see MacRitchie, Finlay I., Grain Scienceand Industry).Clark, Gary A., Martin, Victor L. (Agronomy), Fjell, Dale L.(Agronomy), and Rogers, Danny H., Kansas Department ofAgriculture, $20,000, “Field Verification of IrrigationScheduling for Corn (South Central Kansas IrrigationScheduling and Water Management Demonstration).”

Clark, Gary A., Rogers, Danny H., Fjell, Dale L. (Agronomy),and Martin, Victor L. (Agronomy), Kansas Water Office,$38,500, “South Central Kansas Irrigation Scheduling andWater Management Project.”Harner III, Joseph P., (see Mankin, Kyle R., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).Harner III, Joseph P., (see Rice, Charles W., Agronomy).Kalita, Prasanta K., Harrington, Jr., John A. (Geography), andKoelliker, James K., Kansas Department of Health andEnvironment, $24,000, “Using LandSat Imagery and AGNPSModel for Water Quality Assessment in the Cheney LakeWatershed.”Kalita, Prasanta K., US Department of the Interior, $21,296,“Modeling Soil Erosion and Surface Runoff from MilitaryTraining Land at Fort Riley, Kansas.”Kalita, Prasanta K., (see Mankin, Kyle R., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).Kalita, Prasanta K., (see Rice, Charles W., Agronomy).Koelliker, James K., Kansas Water Office, $40,000,“Evaluation of the Wet Walnut Water Supply Availability.”Koelliker, James K., (see Kalita, Prasanta K., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).Mankin, Kyle R., Kalita, Prasanta K., Harner III, Joseph P.,and Powell, G. Morgan (Extension Engineering), KansasDepartment of Health and Environment, $84,000, “EcologicalLivestock Pollution Control Project—Monitoring Phase.”Murphy, James P., (see Rolf, Jon E., Community Health).Rogers, Danny H., (see Alam, Mahbub U., Southwest AreaOffice).Rogers, Danny H., (see Clark Gary A., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).Rogers, Danny H., (see Lamm, Freddie R., NorthwestResearch Extension Center).Schrock, Mark D., Case Corporation, $4,500, “GrainCombine Sampler and Sensor Development.”Spillman, Charles K., and Haque, Ekramul (Grain Scienceand Industry), US Department of Agriculture, $15,000,“Automatic Control of an Instrumented Two-Roll Mill.”Taylor, Randal K., (see Schmidt, John P., Agronomy).Zhang, Naiqian, US Department of Agriculture, $20,000,“Identification of Wheat Quality Characteristics Using SingleKernel Spectral Analysis.”Zhang, Naiqian, (see Sun, X. Susan, Grain Science andIndustry).

CENTER FOR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCERESEARCHErickson, Larry E., and Hayter, Richard B. (ExtensionEngineering), US Environmental Protection Agency, $38,139,“Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Hazardous SubstanceResearch Center.”Erickson, Larry E., and Hayter, Richard B. (ExtensionEngineering), US Environmental Protection Agency,$748,345, “Collateral Great Plains/Rocky MountainHazardous Substance Research Center Program.”Erickson, Larry E., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $12,500, “NIEHS Travel Support for 1999 Conference.”

CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGEdgar, James H., US Department of Defense, $134,973,“Study of Growth Morphology and Defect Generation inAluminum Nitride Crystals Grown by Sublimation.”

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Edgar, James H., US Department of Defense, $150,000,“Comprehensive AIN Source Material, Single Crystal andSubstrate Development Program.”Edgar, James H., US Department of Defense, $238,000,“Induction Furnace for Aluminum Nitride Crystal Growth.”Fan, Liang T., National Corn Growers Association, $29,147,“Systematic Method for the Synthesis and Design ofSeparation Systems Involving Azeotropes for SeparatingOrganic Chemicals for the Broth of Corn FermentationProducing Butanol.”Fan, Liang T., (see Schlup, John R., Chemical Engineering).Gehrke, Stevin H., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $13,306, “Design, Synthesis andCharacterization of Well-Defined, Biomimetic PolypeptideNetworks.”Glasgow, Larry A, (see Reddi, Lakshmi N., Civil Engineering).Jiang, Shaoyi, Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$10,649, “Molecular Simulations of Complex Fluids inConfined Geometries.”Jiang, Shaoyi, National Science Foundation, $48,699,“Bridging the Gap between Theory and Experiment inScanning Force Microscopy.”Jiang, Shaoyi, US Department of Energy, $42,747, “MolecularSimulations of Complex Fluids in Confined Geometries.”Jiang, Shaoyi, US Environmental Protection Agency, $8,000,“Impact of Acids, Bases, and Salts on Near-Critical WaterOxidation of Wastes.”Schlup, John R., and Fan, Liang T., IBP, Inc., $28,500,“Development and Evaluation of Hide/Silicone Composites asGasketing Materials.”Schlup, John R., and Fan, Liang T., Kansas TechnologyEnterprise Corporation, $19,000, “Development andEvaluation of Hide-Silicone Composites as GasketingMaterials.”

CIVIL ENGINEERINGBhandari, Alok, National Science Foundation, $258,472,“Engineered Humification Processes: An InnovativeApproach to Remediate Hazardous Waste Sites.” (2 awards)Hossain, Mustaque A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$18,014, “Evaluation of SHRP Superpave Level-1 Mixtures.”Hossain, Mustaque A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$18,055, “Study of Factors Affecting Superpave MixtureProperties.”Hossain, Mustaque A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$36,000, “State of the Art of Longitudinal Joint Constructionand Superpave Technician Training Video.”Hossain, Mustaque A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$50,000, “Pilot Instrumentation of a Superpave Test Section atthe Kansas Accelerated Testing Laboratory.”Hossain, Mustaque A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$61,275, “Study of Factors Responsible for RoughnessProgression on KDOT PCC Pavements.”Hossain, Mustaque A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$909, “Establishment of an FWD Calibration Facility.”Hossain, Mustaque A., (see Russell, Eugene R., CivilEngineering).Hu, Kuo Kuang, Mark Development, Inc., $17,000,“Commercialization of the Stiffness Decoupler for BaseIsolation of Structures.”Hu, Kuo Kuang, Mark Development, Inc., $75,000, “StiffnessCoupler for PCCP Joints (Super-Dowel in Pavements) and inExpansion Joints of Structures.”

Mathews, Alexander P., National Science Foundation,$101,558, “Two-Stage Fermentation of Whey Permeate forBiodegradable Deicer Production.”Melhem, Hani G., and Peterman, Robert, US Department ofTransportation, $317,441, “Accelerated Testing for StudyingPavement Design and Performance for the Year 2000 andBeyond.”Melhem, Hani G., and Swartz, Stuart E., US Department ofTransportation, $108,271, “Accelerated Testing for StudyingPavement Design and Performance FY1999.”Najjar, Yacoub M., National Science Foundation, $42,965,“Retrainable Class of Constitutive Models for Sand: A Neuro-Mechanistic Approach.”Najjar, Yacoub M., (see Stokes, Robert W., Civil Engineering).Peterman, Robert, (see Melhem, Hani G., Civil Engineering).Reddi, Lakshmi N., Glasgow, Larry A. (ChemicalEngineering), and Marchin, George L. (Biology), NationalScience Foundation, $107,784, “Development of Soil FilterDesign Nomograms Incorporating Physicochemical andBiological Mechanisms.”Reddi, Lakshmi N., National Science Foundation, $25,722,“U.S.-Korea Cooperative Research: Impact of ParticleTransport in Soils on Filter Performance.”Reddi, Lakshmi N., (see Ham, Jay M., Agronomy).Russell, Eugene R., Kansas Department of Transportation,$12,500, “Administration of KDOT/K-TRAN Program.”Russell, Eugene R., Kansas Department of Transportation,$27,550, “Identification of Hump Highway/Rail Crossings.”Russell, Eugene R., Kansas Department of Transportation,$300, “Pilot Study to Determine Personnel CertificationNeeds.”Russell, Eugene R., Kansas Department of Transportation,$33,250, “Update ‘Milestones’ History Book.”Russell, Eugene R., and Rys, Malgorzata J. (Industrial andManufacturing Systems Engineering), US Department ofTransportation, $19,784 (includes $5,320 from City ofManhattan), “Modeling Traffic Flows and Conflicts atRoundabouts.”Russell, Eugene R., Stokes, Robert W., Babcock, Michael W.(Economics), and Hossain, Mustaque A., US Department ofTransportation, $125,000, “Mid-America TransportationCenter (MATC).”Russell, Eugene R., US Department of Transportation,$90,194, “Traffic Assistance Services for Kansas (TASK).”Starrett, Steven K., US Golf Association, $23,630,“Comparing Nutrient Losses via Runoff from a New GolfCourse and the Golf Course Site’s Previous NativeCondition.”Steward, David R., KIWA N. V., $21,225, “ModelingHorizontal Radial Collector Wells Using Analytic Elements.”Stokes, Robert W., Kansas Department of Transportation,$21,375, “Long Range Plan to Improve Quality, Use andUnderstanding of Traffic Record Databases.”Stokes, Robert W., and Najjar, Yacoub M., KansasDepartment of Transportation, $38,000, “Effectiveness of 2-Way Stop Signs at Low Volume Intersections.”Stokes, Robert W., (see Russell, Eugene R., Civil Engineering).Swartz, Stuart E., (see Melhem, Hani G., Civil Engineering).

COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SCIENCESAndresen, Daniel A., Mesa Technology, Inc., $13,487,“Investigation into High Performance Data Mining.”

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Dwyer, Matthew B., National Science Foundation, $54,649,“Engineering High-Quality Concurrent Software.”Dwyer, Matthew B., National Science Foundation, $24,151,“Experimental Study of Static Analysis Techniques forConcurrent Software.”Dwyer, Matthew B., (see Schmidt, David A., Computing andInformation Sciences).Hatcliff, John M., National Science Foundation, $80,700,“Partial Evaluation Tool Set for Automatically CustomizingAdaptable Software.”Neilsen, Mitchell L., US Department of Agriculture, $40,000,“Integrated Development System for Water Resource SiteAnalysis.”Schmidt, David A., and Dwyer, Matthew B., NationalAeronautics and Space Administration, $250,000, “ModelConstruction for Finite-State Verification: Application ofAbstract Interpretation and Partial Evaluation Techniques.”Wallentine, Virgil E., Lucent Technologies, $80,339, “LucentTechnologies Summer On Campus.”Wallentine, Virgil E., AT&T Technologies, $26,588, “AT and TSummer on Campus.”Wallentine, Virgil E., IBES, Inc., $25,966, “IBES InternshipProgram.”Wallentine, Virgil E., Multisponsor, $500, “Computing andInformation Sciences Internship Program.Wallentine, Virgil E., Kansas Department of Transportation,$35,000, “Emerging Knowledge Management Technologies:Knowledge Warehousing Concepts and Their Impact onKDOT’s Information Technology Architecture.”Zamfir-Bleyberg, Maria, LSI Logic, Inc., $10,000, “DataMining Techniques on the Host and Controller ProblemDatabases PRM and S3.”

OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGKing, Terry S., Multisponsor, $38,750, “Pre-EnrollmentMathematics and Sciences Tutoring of Minority EngineeringRecruits.”

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGCarpenter, Kenneth H., US Department of Energy, $53,344,“Integrated Firing-System/Initiation Train Model.”Devore, John J., (see Madanshetty, Sameer I., Mechanicaland Nuclear Engineering).Dillman, Norman G., Dallas Semiconductor, $23,500,“Monolythic Methods to Measure Small Currents for BatteryMonitoring Systems.”Dyer, Stephen A., Kansas Department of Transportation,$22,800, “Refinement of Measurement Techniques of RoadProfile and International Roughness Index (IRI) to Support theKDOT Pavement Management System (PMS) Annual Road-Condition Survey Research.”Fox, Rodney O., National Science Foundation, $71,893,“Efficient In-Situ and Reduced Chemistry Algorithms forChemical Process Flow Simulation.”Fox, Rodney O., (see Hosni, Mohammad H., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Fox, Rodney O., (see Sorensen, Christopher M., Physics).Kuhn, William B., National Science Foundation, $200,000,“Combining Research and Education in Developing FullyIntegrated Wireless Transceivers.”

Pahwa, Anil, City of Russell, Kansas, $10,598, “DataCollection for Power Distribution System—City of Russell,Kansas.”Pahwa, Anil, National Science Foundation, $186,470,“Further Investigation of the Impacts of Cold Load Pickup onDesign and Operation of Electric Power DistributionSystems.”Simons, Gale G., Kansas Electric Utilities Research Program,$17,200, “Data Collection for the Western Resources’ WindTurbine Demonstration Project.”Simons, Gale G., (see Madanshetty, Sameer I., Mechanicaland Nuclear Engineering).Soldan, David L., US Department of Agriculture, $50,000,“Acoustical Monitoring and Modeling for Stored-GrainInsects.”Starrett, Shelli K., Kansas Electric Utilities Research Program,$25,000, “Secure and Flexible Transmission Systems.”Starrett, Shelli K., National Science Foundation, $25,000,“Secure and Flexible Transmission Systems.”

ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATIONJones, Byron W., (see Hosni, Mohammad H., Institute forEnvironmental Research).

INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS ENGINEERINGHarnett, R. Michael, US Department of Defense, $46,263,“Part-Time M. S. Program in Industrial Engineering–Fall1998.”Harnett, R. Michael, US Department of Defense, $33,633,“Part-Time M. S. Program in Industrial Engineering–Spring1999.”Harnett, R. Michael, US Department of Defense, $13,750,“Part-Time M. S. Program in Industrial Engineering–Summer1999.”Hwang, Ching L., Kansas State University Foundation,$22,525, “Fuzzy Multiple Criterion Decision Making.”Kramer, Bradley A., Kansas State University Foundation,$18,670, “Applications of Artificial Intelligence to DecisionMaking for Logistic Systems.”Kramer, Bradley A., (see Azadivar, Farhad, AdvancedManufacturing Institute).Rys, Malgorzata J., (see Russell, Eugene R., CivilEngineering).Wu, Chih-Hang, (see Madanshetty, Sameer I., Mechanicaland Nuclear Engineering).

INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTALRESEARCHHosni, Mohammad H., US Agency for InternationalDevelopment, $20,000, “Study of Combustion System in aFluidized Bed Furnace with Flue Gases Circulation.”Hosni, Mohammad H., Steelcase North America, $43,771,“Office Chairs: Their General Acceptability and Relationshipto Thermal Comfort.”Hosni, Mohammad H., American Society of Heating,Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., $7,500,“ASHRAE Graduate Student Grant-In-Aid–Dawn Morris.”Hosni, Mohammad H., and Jones, Byron W. (EngineeringExperiment Station), Ford Motor Company, $583,100, “FordThermal Manikin Project.”

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Hosni, Mohammad H., and Jones, Byron W. (EngineeringExperiment Station), Ford Motor Company, $64,778, “PNGVTesting for Ford Motor Company.”Hosni, Mohammad H., Multisponsor, $137,467, “Institute forEnvironmental Research Support.”McCullough, Elizabeth A., Celanese Acetate, $24,433,“Comparison of the Comfort and Hand Characteristics ofJacket Linings.”

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL EXTENSION SERVICESNelson, Richard G., Kansas Corporation Commission,$35,000, “Reducing Bioenergy Cost by MonetizingEnvironmental Benefits of Reservoir Water QualityImprovements from Switchgrass Production.”Nelson, Richard G., Kansas Corporation Commission,$19,357, “Assessment and Economic Feasibility of MunicipalSolid Waste-Generated Methane as an Alternative EnergySource in Kansas.”Nelson, Richard G., Kansas Department of Health andEnvironment, $12,000, “Demonstration of Sediment LoadReduction into Perry Reservoir through Selective SwitchgrassPlantings in the Delaware Basin, Part 1.”Nelson, Richard G., Langemeier, Michael R. (AgriculturalEconomics), and Bernardo, Daniel J. (AgriculturalEconomics), US Department of Energy, $75,000, “ReducingBioenergy Cost by Monetizing Environmental Benefits ofReservoir Water Quality Improvement from SwitchgrassProduction.”Nelson, Richard G., and Langemeier, Michael R.(Agricultural Economics), US Environmental ProtectionAgency, $64,868, “Water Quality Profit OptimizationProject.”Snead, Bruce C., Kansas Department of Health andEnvironment, $225,469, “Radon Projects for Kansas.”Snead, Bruce C., US Environmental Protection Agency,$30,372, “Regional Radon Training Center.”Snead, Bruce C., US Environmental Protection Agency,$8,000, “Tools for Schools Presentations.”Snead, Bruce C., US Environmental Protection Agency,$63,900, “Radon Projects for Nebraska.”Willingham, Judith M., (see Hayter, Richard B., ExtensionEnergy).

MECHANICAL AND NUCLEAR ENGINEERINGBajorek, Stephen M., Westinghouse Electric Company,$26,280, “Graduate Assistantship.”Beck, B. Terry, and Hosni, Mohammad H., American Societyof Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers,Inc., $25,948, “Determining Influence of Turbulence Intensityon the Performance of Rotating Vane Anemometers–Phase I.”Beck, B. Terry, (see Madanshetty, Sameer I., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Eckels, Steven, American Society of Heating, Refrigeratingand Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., $129,493, “Single-Phase Refrigerant Heat Transfer and Pressure DropCharacterization of High Reynolds Number Flow forInternally Finned Tubes Including the Effects of MiscibleOils.”Gorder, Peter J., Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation,$4,000, “SIU Administration.”

Gorder, Peter J., Thompson, J. Garth, and Uhlarik, John J.(Psychology), National Aeronautics and Space Administration,$163,255, “Advanced Information Subsystems for NextGeneration General Aviation Aircraft.”Gorder, Peter J., (see Uhlarik, John J., Psychology).Hosni, Mohammad H., Meng, Hui, Sorensen, Christopher M.(Physics), Fox, Rodney O. (Electrical and ComputerEngineering), and Chakrabarti, Amitabha (Physics), NationalScience Foundation, $90,000, “Acquisition of Major ResearchInstrumentation (Particle Image Velocimetry) for KansasUniversities.”Hosni, Mohammad H., (see Beck, B., Terry, Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Hosni, Mohammad H., (see Sorensen, Christopher M.,Physics).Kelkar, Atul G., Boeing Company, $100,000, “Industry-Sponsored Education Program.”Kelkar, Atul G., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $20,781, “Passivity-Based Robust Control ofAerospace Systems.”Kelkar, Atul G., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $28,115, “Generalized Predictive and NeuralGeneralized Predictive Control of Aerospace Systems.”Kelkar, Atul G., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $12,500, “Synthesis Methods for RobustPassification and Control of Linear, Time-Invariant Systems.”Kelkar, Atul G., National Science Foundation, $25,000,“Robust Control of Passive and Non-Passive AerospaceSystems.”Kelkar, Atul G., White, Warren N., Auckly, David R.(Mathematics), and Kapitanski, Lev (Mathematics), NationalScience Foundation, $282,573, “Control of Underactuated,Nonlinear, Non-holonomic, Mechanical Systems.”Kelkar, Atul G., (see Uhlarik, John J., Psychology).Lease, Kevin B., National Science Foundation, $7,750,“Graduate Research Fellowship (Stroede).”Lease, Kevin B., (see Sherwood, Peter M., Chemistry).Madanshetty, Sameer I., Beck, B. Terry, Meng, Hui, Devore,John J. (Electrical and Computer Engineering), Simons, GaleG. (Electrical and Computer Engineering), and Wu, Chih-Hang (Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering),Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation, $100,000, “Non-Contact Diagnostics in Manufacturing: A New PrecisionMeasurement Laboratory”Madanshetty, Sameer I., National Science Foundation,$24,991, “Uncopying Xerox.”Meng, Hui, Multisponsor, $25,000, “New Approaches ofHolographic Particle Velocimetry for Studying Turbulence.”Meng, Hui, National Science Foundation, $75,000, “NewApproaches of Holographic Particle Velocimetry for StudyingTurbulence.”Meng, Hui, (see Hosni, Mohammad H., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Meng, Hui, (see Madanshetty, Sameer I., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Meng, Hui, (see Sorensen, Christopher M., Physics).Reichert, Bruce A., (see Chapman, Kirby S., National GasMachinery Laboratory).Ryan, Brendan C., US Department of Energy, $29,285,“University Reactor Instrumentation Grant Program.”Ryan, Brendan C., US Department of Energy, $8,500,“University Reactor Sharing.”

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Swenson, Daniel V., New Energy Development Organization,$38,411, “Universal Understanding and Design ofEngineered Geothermal Reservoirs.”Swenson, Daniel V., US Department of Energy, $153,859,“Modeling Production/Injection Strategies in Fracture-Dominated Geothermal Reservoirs.”Thompson, J. Garth, (see Gorder, Peter J., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Walker, Hugh S., Kansas Department of Transportation,$15,000, “Redesign and Testing of Composite Bridge DeckPanels.”Walker, Hugh S., Kansas Department of Transportation,$4,500, “Performance of a Literature Search on CompositeMaterials.”Wang, Youqi, US Department of Defense, $360,087 (includes$98,204 from Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation),“Micro-Stress and Failure Analysis of Textile Composites.”Wang, Youqi, (see Sherwood, Peter M., Chemistry).White, Warren N., (see Kelkar, Atul G., Mechanical andNuclear Engineering).Xin, Xiao J., National Science Foundation, $42,414,“Investigation of Dislocation-Boundary Interaction byCoupled Finite Segment-Boundary Element Method.”

NATIONAL GAS MACHINERY LABORATORYChapman, Kirby S., US Department of Defense, $231,500,“Setup and Operation of a Dust Ingestion Test Facility atKansas State University.”Chapman, Kirby S., American Society of Heating,Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., $60,928,“Development of a Simplified Methodology to Incorporatethe Effect of Window Wavelength Dependency into ThermalComfort Calculations.”Chapman, Kirby S., City of Manhattan, Kansas, $100,000,“Development of the National Gas Machinery Laboratory.”Chapman, Kirby S., Louisiana CompressorMaintenance/Globe Turbocharger, $50,000, “DevelopMethodologies to properly Size Turbochargers for Natural GasPipeline Engines.”Chapman, Kirby S., American Society of Heating,Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., $79,553(includes $8,000 from Radiant Panel Association), “DevelopSimplified Methodology to Determine Heat Transfer DesignImpacts Associated with Common Installation Alternatives forRadiant Conduit (Tubing, Cable, or Element).”Chapman, Kirby S., PRC International, $140,005,“Development and Testing of a Variable GeometryTurbocharger.”Chapman, Kirby S., and Reichert, Bruce A. (Mechanical andNuclear Engineering), Kansas Technology EnterpriseCorporation, $300,000, “National Gas Machinery Laboratory.”Chapman, Kirby S., and Reichert, Bruce A. (Mechanical andNuclear Engineering), Gas Research Institute, $450,000(includes $225,000 from Kansas Technology EnterpriseCorporation and $25,000 from Enron Corporation),“Development and Construction of the Turbocharger Test andResearch Facility.”

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR LAND MANAGEMENT AND TRAININGBiles, Bertram R., US Department of Defense, $70,000,“Kansas Army National Guard Environmental AwarenessMaterials.”

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COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY

APPAREL, TEXTILES, AND INTERIORDESIGNBode, Marilyn, US Department of Agriculture, $2,500,“Healthy Indoor Air for Kansas Homes.”Huck, Janice E., and Meyer, Deborah J. C., Schwan’s SalesEnterprises, Inc., $28,641, “Clothing Requirements andRecommendations for Schwan’s Personnel.”McCullough, Elizabeth A., Polo Ralph Lauren, $20,046, “Useof Phase Change Materials in Clothing.”Meyer, Deborah J. C., US Department of Agriculture,$11,963, “Enhancing Faculty Knowledge of Apparel IndustryQuality Assurance Practices.”Meyer, Deborah J. C., (see Huck, Janice E., Apparel, Textileand Interior Design).Munson, Deanna, and Moxley, Virginia M. (Office of theDean of Human Ecology), US Department of Agriculture,$71,758, “Model for Experiential Learning: Technology,Teams and Community Education.”Ramaswamy, Gita N., US Department of Agriculture,$10,140, “Weathering Studies to Evaluate Flammability andWater Repellancy of Kenaf Textiles.”Ramaswamy, Gita N., US Department of Agriculture,$14,000, “Research on Kenaf.”

OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGYChambers, Delores H., Farmland Foods, Inc., $2,000,“Cooking Time Determination.”Hudson, Karen S., (see Peters, Paula, Foods and Nutrition).Moxley, Virginia M., (see Munson, Deanna, Apparel, Textilesand Interior Design).

FOODS AND NUTRITIONChambers, Delores, (see Chambers IV, Edgar I., Foods andNutrition).Chambers, Delores, (see Gould, Rebecca A., Hotel,Restaurant, Institutional Management and Dietetics).Chambers IV, Edgar I., Abbott Laboratories, $50,000,“Evaluation of Products.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., and Chambers, Delores, Frito Lay,Inc., $100,450, “Consumer Perception of Products UnderExtended Use.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., and Chambers, Delores, Peryam andKroll Research Corporation, $7,950, “Evaluation of ProductCharacteristics.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., Fort James Corporation, $11,360,“Odor of Plastics.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., US Department of Agriculture,$17,047, “Elder’s Use of Portion-Size Aids.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., US Department of Agriculture,$2,700, “Subcontract for Dietary Recall Research.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., Multisponsor, $160,081, “SensoryAnalysis Center Support.”Chambers IV, Edgar I., (see Gould, Rebecca A., Hotel,Restaurant, Institutional Management and Dietetics).Koo, Sung I., AMPC, Inc., $108,923, “Effect of a BovinePlasma IgG Fraction (BPI) on the Lymphatic Absorption ofCholesterol in a Rat Model.”

Peters, Paula, and Hudson, Karen S. (Dean of HumanEcology), US Department of Agriculture, $1,341,642, “KansasFamily Nutrition Program.”Reeves, Robert D., (see Klopfenstein, Carol F., Grain Scienceand Industry).Setser, Carole S., (see Brent, John L., Grain Science andIndustry).Setser, Carole S., (see Klopfenstein, Carol F., Grain Scienceand Industry).Setser, Carole S., (see Sun, X. Susan, Grain Science andIndustry).

HOTEL, RESTAURANT, INSTITUTION MANAGEMENT AND DIETETICSBarrett, Elizabeth B., Kansas Department on Aging, $49,837,“Nutrition Survey Grant.”Barrett, Elizabeth B., (see Gould, Rebecca A., Hotel,Restaurant, Institutional Management and Dietetics).Canter, Deborah D., American Dietetic Association, $2,000,“Registered Dietitians with Multi-Service ManagementResponsibilities in Health Care Operations.”Canter, Deborah D., American School Food ServiceAssociation, $485, “Editorship of School Food ServiceResearch Review.”Canter, Deborah D., (see Gould, Rebecca A., Hotel,Restaurant, Institutional Management and Dietetics).Gould, Rebecca A., Chambers IV, Edgar I. (Foods andNutrition), Chambers, Delores (Foods and Nutrition), Canter,Deborah D., and Barrett, Elizabeth B., American DieteticAssociation, $18,086, “Reengineering Food Science.”Gould, Rebecca A., School Food Service Foundation, $2,500,“Evaluating the Financial Self-Sufficiency of School FoodService Operations–Lynda March.”Hsu, Cathy H. C., National Tour Association, Inc., $5,005,“Mature Travelers’ Motorcoach Tour Selection Decision-Making and Brand Loyalty.”Shanklin, Carol W., Dairy Management, Inc., $10,321,“Nutrient Contribution of Milk in School Lunch Menus UsingNutrient Standard Menu Planning Guidelines.”Shanklin, Carol W., US Department of Defense, $24,912,“CVN-77 Food Service Study.”

SCHOOL OF FAMILY STUDIES AND HUMANSERVICESBollman, Stephan R., and Glasscock, Marlene K., USDepartment of Agriculture, $41,504, “Expanding Access toUSDA and Land-Grant University Child Care Information,Programs and Services.”Bollman, Stephan R., Kansas Child Care TrainingOpportunities, Inc, $1,603, “Kansas Child Care TrainingOpportunities.”Bollman, Stephan R., Kansas Child Care TrainingOpportunities, Inc, $34,076, “Flint Hills Child Care Resourceand Referral Project.”Bollman, Stephan R., Kansas Department on Aging, $33,658,“Senior Care Act Evaluation.”Bollman, Stephan R., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $15,000, “Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Anti BiasTeaching Practices in the Reduction of Prejudice AmongChildren Attending Head Start in Kansas–Abigail E. Baucom.”Bollman, Stephan R., (see Griffin, Charles L., School ofFamily Studies and Human Services).

DeLuccie, Mary L., US Department of Education, $93,871,“Beyond the Child Development.”DeLuccie, Mary L., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $3,034, “Kindergarten Day Care at RooseveltElementary.”DeLuccie, Mary L., USD 383, Manhattan Kansas, $16,640,“Early Childhood Lab.”Garcia, Robert, (see Smit, Ann B., School of Family Studiesand Human Services).Glasscock, Marlene K., (see Bollman, Stephan R., School ofFamily Studies and Human Services).Griffin, Charles L., and Bollman, Stephan R., US Departmentof Health and Human Services, $180,412, “SRS MediationTraining and Curriculum Development.”Jurich, Anthony, and O’Conner, Nancy T., KansasDepartment of Social and Rehabilitation Services, $193,644,“Family Preservation Services.”O’Conner, Nancy T., (see Jurich, Anthony, School of FamilyStudies and Human Services).Poresky, Robert H., Kansas Department of Social andRehabilitation Services, $75,710, “Kansas Household Alcoholand Drug Treatment Effectiveness Evaluation.”Poresky, Robert H., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $20,419, “Pilot Study of State Performance andOutcome Measurement for Substance Abuse Treatment: Stateof Kansas.”Poresky, Robert H., US Department of Transportation,$56,236, “Kansas Safety Belt Direct Observation CATISurvey.”Smit, Ann B., and Garcia, Robert, Capper Foundation,$39,607, “Capper–KSU Clinical Affiliation in SpeechPathology.”Walker, Doris K., Kansas Health Foundation, $8,732, “HealthPromotion for Older Kansans.”Walker, Doris K., Kansas Health Foundation, $99,896, “PATHIntergenerational Project.”

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATION

ARTS, SCIENCE AND BUSINESSThompson, Stephen, Kansas Water Office, $34,616, “GPSBase Station Operation and Technical Support.”

OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATIONDandu, Raju, Society of Manufacturing Engineers, $12,500,“SME Education Foundation Gifts.”

COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGYBlecha, Frank, American Heart Assoc., Kansas Affiliate, Inc.,$27,010, “Modulation of Reperfusion Injury by a NeutrophilPeptide.”Blecha, Frank, and Ross, Chris R., US Department ofAgriculture, $240,000, “Porcine Antimicrobial Peptides.”Dunn, Jon D., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $34,966, “Short-Term Training Students in HealthProfessional Schools.”

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Erickson, Howard H., American Quarter Horse Association,$25,000, “What is the Role of Nitric Oxide in Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage?”Erickson, Howard H., CNS, Inc., $46,720, “Evaluation of aNasal Dilator in Horses.”Erickson, Howard H., Kansas Racing and GamingCommission, $5,556, “Does Nitric Oxide Reduce PulmonaryVascular Pressures and Exercise-Induced PulmonaryHemorrhage?.”Foster, Louis A., IAMS Company, $29,579, “Effect of FiberFermentability on Blood Chemistry Profiles, Gastric Emptyingand Satiety.”Foster, Louis A., Ralston Purina Company, $7,850, “Validityof Evaluating Gastric Emptying of Diets Differing inMacronutrient Composition Utilizing the Label 99mTc-dis-ofenin.”Freeman, Lisa C., Hoechst Marion Roussel, $10,000, “PatchClamp Using 293B.”Freeman, Lisa C., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $176,624, “Functional Significance of IKS and IKURin Granulosa Cells.”Marcus, Daniel C., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $353,885, “Cochlear and Vestibular Ion Transport.”McAllister, Richard M., US Department of Health andHuman Services, $104,621, “Exercise: Muscle Blood Flow,Vascular Adaptations.”McAllister, Richard M., (see Barstow, Thomas J.,Kinesiology).MohanKumar, Puliyur S., US Department of Health andHuman Services, $118,609, “Neuroendocrinology ofReproductive Aging in Rats.”Musch, Timothy I., Proctor and Gamble Company, $26,321,“Cyclosporin A and Left Ventricular Remodeling andDysfunction.”Pickar, Joel G., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $11,471, “Creating the Consortial Center forChiropractic Research.”Pickar, Joel G., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $166,963, “Neurophysiological Consequences ofLumbar Facet Movement.”Poole, David C., National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration, $4,891, “Muscle Microcirculatory Plasticityand Oxygen Delivery–Casey A. Kindig.”Ross, Chris R., American Heart Association, HeartlandAffiliate, $34,510, “Contribution of the NADPH Oxidase toReperfusion Injury.”Ross, Chris R., (see Blecha, Frank, Anatomy and Physiology).Schultz, Bruce D., Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, $95,000,“Sulfonylureas and CFTR.”Schultz, Bruce D., Eli Lilly and Company, $2,936,“Molecular Identification of Diarylsulfonylurea Binding Sites.”Schultz, Bruce D., and Van Metre, David C. (ClinicalSciences), US Department of Agriculture, $130,000,“Treatment of Porcine Diarrhea by Modulating EpithelialApical Anion Conductances.”Wangemann, A. Philine, US Department of Health andHuman Services, $254,187, “Neurogenic Regulation ofCochlear Blood Flow.”Wangemann, A. Philine, US Department of Health andHuman Services, $424,064, “Cytosolic Regulation of InnerEar Ion Transport.”Weiss, Mark L., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $177,012, “Neural Circuitry of the Kidney.”

Westfall, Jane A., National Science Foundation, $12,300,“Neurons and Neuropeptides in Sea Anemones.”

CLINICAL SCIENCESCarpenter, James W., City of Manhattan, Kansas, $10,000,“Veterinary Services at the Sunset Zoological Park,Manhattan, Kansas.”Chenoweth, Peter J., US Department of Agriculture, $19,632,“Fertility Prognosis in Bulls.”DeBowes, Richard M., and Hankins, Kevin G., HeskaCorporation, $4,000, “Field Safety Study for an ExperimentalInfluenza Vaccine.”DeBowes, Richard M., Ross University, $38,728, “ClinicalTraining for Ross University School of Health Sciences.”Hankins, Kevin, G., (see DeBowes, Richard M., ClinicalSciences).Harkin, Kenneth R., Upjohn Company, $12,941, “Effect ofStanozolol on Nitrogen Balance, Body Composition, Cell-Mediated Immunity, and Anemia in Dogs with Chronic RenalFailure.”Roush, James K., American College of Veterinary Surgeons,$18,760 (includes $8,680 from Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc., and$80 from McNamara Foundation), “Evaluation of a High n-3Fatty Acid Diet for the Treatment of Degenerative JointDisease in the Canine Stifle–Jeffrey J. Geels.”Rush, Bonnie R., 3M Corporation, $11,768, “Dose-Responseof Aerosolized Beclomethasone Dipropionate in Horses withRecurrent Airway Obstruction.”Rush, Bonnie R., 3M Corporation, $12,203, “Clinical Trial ofAlbuterol Sulfate in Horses.”Rush, Bonnie R., 3M Corporation, $3,503, “Distribution ofRadiolabelled Intranasal Vaccine Diluent Using 3 NovelAdministrative Doses.”Rush, Bonnie R., and Wilkerson, Melinda (DiagnosticMedicine/Pathobiology), Ansley and Associates, $30,718,“Immunologic Response to Intramuscular Administration ofCaprine Serum Fraction.”Van Metre, David C., (see Schultz, Bruce D., Anatomy andPhysiology).

OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINEElmore, Ronnie G., and MohanKumar, Sheba M. J.(Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology), Kansas Racing andGaming Commission, $40,000, “Induction of Heat in RetiredGreyhound Bitches.”

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE/PATHOBIOLOGYChengappa, M. M., Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission,$18,000, “Detection of Toxin Genes in Escherichia coliRecovered from Normal Greyhounds and Greyhounds withDiarrhea.”Dryden, Michael W., Merial Corporation, $36,647, “Effect of0.29% w/w Fipronil (Frontline Spray; Merial Animal Health)on Flea Egg Production, Egg Viability and Adult Flea Mortalityagainst Three Different Cat Flea Isolates Infesting Cats.”Dryden, Michael W., Pfizer Inc., $20,370, “Length of Time itTakes to Control Cat Flea Eggs Ctenocephalides felis afterEggs are in Contact with Cat Hair after Cats are Treated withUK-124,114.”Dryden, Michael W., Pfizer Inc., $28,435, “Determination ofWhether Adult Fleas Ctenocephalides felis Feed on Cats afterthe Cats are Treated with UK-124,114.”

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Dryden, Michael W., Pfizer Inc., $66,828, “Efficacy of UK-124,114 and Fipronil to Control Flea Populations in NaturallyInfested Pets and Private Residences.”Dryden, Michael W., and Ridley, Robert K., DowAgroSciences, $10,486, “Evaluation of Orally Administered,Systemically Active Insect Growth Regulators.”Fenwick, Bradley W., Kansas Racing and GamingCommission, $39,572, “Enhancing Greyhound ImmuneFunction and Reproductive Efficiency: Breeding for OptimalHistocompatibility Genotypes.”Fenwick, Bradley W., Kansas Racing and GamingCommission, $50,000, “Establishing a Greyhound DNA-Fingerprinting Laboratory: “Putting the Research to Work”.”Fenwick, Bradley W., Kansas Racing and GamingCommission, $60,000, “Why Do Current Vaccines Fail toReliably Prevent Kennel Cough in Racing Greyhounds?”Iandolo, John J., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $9,464, “Studies on Staphylococcal Toxins.”Kapil, Sanjay, Food and Agriculture Organization of UnitedNations, $6,000, “Polymerase Chain Reaction andRecombinant DNA Probes in Veterinary Medicine.”Kennedy, George A., US Department of Agriculture, $30,000,“Pseudorabies Laboratory Testing.”Kennedy, George A., (see Hines, Robert J., Animal Sciencesand Industry).MohanKumar, Sheba M. J., (see Elmore, Ronnie G., Office ofthe Dean of Veterinary Medicine).Nagaraja, Tiruvoor G., (see Titgemeyer, Evan C., AnimalSciences and Industry).Oehme, Frederick W., Kansas Department of Agriculture,$12,500, “Health from the Office to the Field.”Oehme, Frederick W., S.C. Johnson and Sons, Inc.,$144,882, “Safety Studies in Dogs and Cats of a FabricRefresher.”Ridley, Robert K., (see Dryden, Michael W., DiagnosticMedicine/Pathobiology).Stewart, George C., National Pork Producers Council,$18,500, “Development of an Avirulent Vaccine Strain ofStreptococcus suis.”Stewart, George C., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $117,627, “Control of Enterotoxin Gene ExpressionS. aureus.”Stewart, George C., US Department of Health and HumanServices, $122,485, “Cell Division Gene Products of Bacillussubtilis.”Wilkerson, Melinda, (see Rush, Bonnie R., Clinical Sciences).

FOOD ANIMAL HEALTH AND MANAGEMENTCENTERDritz, Steven, S., (see Tokach, Michael D., Northeast AreaOffice).Galland, John C., Bayer Corporation, $8,000, “Effect of Useof Antibiotics on Fecal Shedding of Antibiotic ResistantBacteria.”

KANSAS COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSBarnaby, Glenn A., US Department of Agriculture, $6,000,“Expand Risk Management Education.”

Barton, David G., and Boland, Michael A. (ExtensionAgricultural Economics), US Department of Agriculture,$254,000 (includes $154,000 from Kansas Department ofCommerce and Housing), “Kansas Cooperative DevelopmentCenter: Education and Assistance Program.”Boland, Michael A., (see Barton, David G., ExtensionAgricultural Economics).Featherstone, Allen M., (see Leatherman, John C., ExtensionAgricultural Economics).Kastens, Terry, (see Leatherman, John C., ExtensionAgricultural Economics).Leatherman, John C., Featherstone, Allen M., Stiegert, KyleW., and Kastens, Terry, US Department of Agriculture,$120,000, “Federal Agricultural Policy Impacts to KansasRural Communities and Households.”Leatherman, John C., US Environmental Protection Agency,$53,492, “Kansas Local Government Water Quality Planningand Management Guide and Education Program.”Stiegert, Kyle W., (see Leatherman, John C., ExtensionAgricultural Economics).

AGRONOMYDevlin, Daniel L., Regehr, David L., Staggenborg, Scott A.(Northeast Area Office), and Barnes, Philip L. (Biological andAgricultural Engineering), US Environmental ProtectionAgency, $80,000, “Reducing Atrazine Runoff–Blue River andDelaware River.”Fjell, Dale L., (see Shroyer, James P., Extension Agronomy).Shroyer, James P., and Fjell, Dale L., Kansas WheatCommission, $9,000, “On-Farm Wheat Action Research: AnEducational Program.”Regehr, David L., (see Devlin, Daniel L., ExtensionAgronomy).

ANIMAL SCIENCES AND INDUSTRYAramouni, Fadi M., Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $7,500, “Quick Reference Guide for FoodProcessors.”Blasi, Dale A., Multisponsor $3,100, “Wheat MiddlingEvaluations.”Blasi, Dale A., Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $5,000, “Adding Value to Kansas Flour MillingByproducts.”Blasi, Dale A., (see Lee, Charles D., Extension AnimalSciences and Industry).Lee, Charles D., and Blasi, Dale A., US Department of theInterior, $41,850, “Grazing Cattails: Cattle Performance andVegetative Response.”Penner, Karen P., Boone, Kristina M. (Communications), andLubbers, Charles A. (A. Q. Miller School of Journalism andMass Communications), US Department of Agriculture,$50,000, “Food Safety Consumer Education and Mass Mediafor Latino Audiences.”

AREA OFFICESRobbins, Benny S., and Kilgore, Gary L., Multisponsor,$2,975, “Double-Crop Soybean Performance Tests–ExtensionArea Offices.”Kilgore, Gary L., (see Robbins, Benny S., Area Offices).

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BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURALENGINEERINGMurphy, James P., US Department of Agriculture, $7,500,“Livestock Environmental Issues Curriculum Developmentand Implementation Project.”Taylor, Randal K., Kilgore, Gary L. (Southeast Area Office),Staggenborg, Scott A. (Northeast Area Office), and Kastens,Terry (Agricultural Economics), Kansas Department ofAgriculture, $18,500, “Using Georeferenced Data toOptimize Soybean Production.”

COMMUNITY HEALTHJohannes, Elaine M., US Department of Agriculture,$150,000, “Offender Prevention and Education Network ofKansas (OPEN-K).”Johannes, Elaine M., US Department of Agriculture, $66,065,“Army Adolescent Growth and Development Training forState Strengthening.”Johannes, Elaine M., (see Zoller, Eric B., Community Health).Ponte, Christine M., US Department of Agriculture, $16,000,“Cooperative Agreement Between Kansas State Board ofEducation and Kansas State University.”Ponte, Christine M., Kansas Department of Health andEnvironment, $139,600, “Cooperative Agreement BetweenKansas Department of Health and Environment andCooperative Extension Service, Kansas State University.”Rolf, Jon E., Murphy, James P. (Biological and AgriculturalEngineering), and Wootton, Richard D. (Director ofCooperative Extension), US Department of Agriculture,$18,173, “Kansas Extension Farm Safety Performance Plan.”Rolf, Jon E., US Department of Agriculture, $5,000, “NationalDecisions for Health Network.”Terry, Roger V., US Department of Agriculture, $16,600,“National Network for Health.”Zoller, Eric B., and Wootton, Richard D. (Director ofCooperative Extension), US Department of Health and HumanServices, $9,810, “Rural Network Development Grant Program.”Zoller, Eric B., and Johannes, Elaine M., US Department ofHealth and Human Services, $25,000, “Immunize for LifePromotion and Education Grant.”

DIRECTOR OF COOPERATIVE EXTENSIONHenley, Glendia J., Kansas State Department of Education,$1,000, “Kansas Health and Safety Extension Corps.”Lindquist, Jack W., Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership,$55,283, “Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership, Inc.”White-Huling, Martha L., US Department of Agriculture,$70,000, “Haskell Extension Program for American Indian Youth.”Wootton, Richard D., US Department of Agriculture, $3,500,“Responding to Distressed Farm and RanchFamilies–Videoconference.”Wootton, Richard D., (see Rolf, Jon E., Community Health).Wootton, Richard D., (see Zoller, Eric B., Community Health).

ENTOMOLOGYCress, Donald C., US Department of Agriculture, $40,240,“Pesticide Applicator Training Program.”

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EXTENSION ENERGYDavis, Sherry J., North Central Partnership EnvironmentalTechnology Education, $1,000, “Fleet Maintenance PollutionPrevention Workshop.”Hayter, Richard B., Kansas Building Science Institute,$10,026, “Technical Assistance and Training for the KansasWeatherization Assistance Programs.”Hayter, Richard B., and Willingham, Judith M. (KansasIndustrial Extension Services), US Department of Agriculture,$21,635, “Home*A*SYST for Home Based Occupations.”Hayter, Richard B., Kansas Department of Commerce andHousing, $10,330, “Technical Assistance and Training for theKansas Weatherization Assistance Programs.”Meyer, Gene M., US Department of Energy, $10,320,“Achieve Compliance with the Model Energy Code (1993) forResidential Buildings and ASHRAE/IES Standard 1989-90.1for Commercial Buildings as Adopted by the State of Kansas.”Meyer, Gene M., US Department of Energy, $55,000, “KansasEnergy Extension Service.”Meyer, Gene M., US Department of Energy, $114,056,“Continued Efforts to Achieve Compliance with the ModelEnergy Code (1993) for Residential Building and ASHREA/IESStandard 90.1–1989 for Commercial Buildings as Adopted inthe State of Kansas.”Meyer, Gene M., US Department of Commerce, $10,878,“Life Cycle Cost Workshop.”Snead, Bruce C., US Environmental Protection Agency,$2,917, “Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools Demonstrationsand Workshop for U. S. EPA Region 7.”Waters, Jean S., Kansas Department of Health andEnvironment, $269,443, “Pollution Prevention Project.”

EXTENSION ENGINEERINGHarner III, Joseph P., US Environmental Protection Agency,$150,000, “Watershed Dairy Environmental Cooperative.”Harner III, Joseph P., (see Koelliker, James K., ExtensionEngineering).Hayter, Richard B., (see Erickson, Larry E., Center forHazardous Substance Research).Koelliker, James K., and Harner III, Joseph P., State ofNebraska, $7,000, “Cooperative Extension Program in CropDrying and Post-Harvest Handling.”Meyer, Gene M., US Environmental Protection Agency,$1,684, “Pollution Prevention Incentives for States.”Powell, G. Morgan, (see Mankin, Kyle R., Biological andAgricultural Engineering).

HOME ECONOMICSMcFarland, Marcia R., US Department of Agriculture,$2,030, “Army School-Age and Teen Project, Task 1.”

KANSAS FOREST SERVICEAslin, Raymond G., US Department of Agriculture,$1,267,098 (includes $416,144 from Rural Fire Districts),“Consolidated Grants Program–Cooperative ForestryAssistance.”Aslin, Raymond G., US Department of Agriculture, $26,250(from Rural Fire Districts), “Rural Fire Prevention andControl–Cooperative Forestry Financial Assistance.”Aslin, Raymond G., US Department of Agriculture, $2,000,“Resource Conservation and Development Program.”

NORTHEAST AREA OFFICEDhuyvetter, Kevin C., (see Kastens, Terry, AgriculturalEconomics).Staggenborg, Scott A., (see Devlin, Daniel L., ExtensionAgronomy).Staggenborg, Scott A., (see Gordon, Walter B., Agronomy).Staggenborg, Scott A., (see Taylor, Randal K., ExtensionBiological and Agricultural Engineering).Tokach, Michael D., Dritz, Steven S. (Food Animal Healthand Management Center), Goodband, Robert D. (AnimalSciences and Industry), and Nelssen, Jim L. (Animal Sciencesand Industry), Earthrise Animal Health, $19,444, “Influenceof Feeding Duration and Pelleting of Diets ContainingSpirulina Platensis on Starter Pig Performance.”

NUTRITION PROGRAMClarke, Mary P., Kansas Association of Community ActionPrograms, $2,013, “Kansas Association of Community ActionPrograms Collaboration Nutrition.”

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTBuchholz, Daryl D., Kansas Farm Service Agency, $2,751,“Memorandum of Understanding Between KansasAgricultural Mediation Service (KAMS) and Kansas FarmService Agency (FSA).”Buchholz, Daryl D., and Janke, Rhonda R. (Agronomy), USDepartment of Agriculture, $12,000, “Sustainable AgricultureResearch and Education Program.”Buchholz, Daryl D., and Johnson, Marc A. (Dean of Agricultureand Director of AES), US Department of Agriculture, $277,163,“Farmers Assistance Counseling and Training Service (FACTS)Including the Agricultural Mediation Program.”

SOUTHEAST AREA OFFICEKilgore, Gary L., (see Hargrove, William L., Kansas WaterResources Research Institute).Kilgore, Gary L., (see Taylor, Randall K., Extension Biologicaland Agricultural Engineering).

SOUTH CENTRAL AREA OFFICEBlasi, Dale A., (see Drouillard, James S., Animal Sciences andIndustry).

SOUTHWEST AREA OFFICEAlam, Mahbub U., Sartwelle III, James O., Trooien, Todd P.(Southwest Research Extension Center), and Rogers, DannyH. (Biological and Agricultural Engineering), KansasDepartment of Agriculture, $26,155, “Irrigation SchedulingDemonstration of Efficient Water Use by Corn in WesternKansas.”Alam, Mahbub U., US Environmental Protection Agency,$25,000, “Demonstration of Best Management Practices toAvoid Groundwater Pollution from Application of LivestockManure to Cropland.”Sartwelle III, James O., (see Alam, Mahbub U., SouthwestArea Office).Thompson, Curtis R., Multisponsor, $8,250, “ChemicalEvaluation.”Thompson, Curtis R., and Schlegel, Alan J. (SouthwestResearch Extension Center), National Sunflower Association,$1,000, “Weed Control on Sunflowers.”

Thompson, Curtis R., and Schlegel, Alan J. (SouthwestResearch Extension Center), National Sunflower Association,$1,000, “Weed Control on Sunflowers (Flumioxazin).”

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

BEACH ART MUSEUMReagan, Charles, Kansas Arts Commission, $8,538, “KansasArts Commission Operational Grant.”Render, Lorne E., National Foundation on the Arts and theHumanities, $800, “Kansas Quilts, Past and Present:Community Exhibition and Programming.”

MCCAIN AUDITORIUM PERFORMANCESMartin, Richard P., Mid-America Arts Alliance, $3,180,“Community Connections–Netherlands Symphony.”Martin, Richard P., Kansas Arts Commission, $37,549(includes $2,000 from UMB Bank, $1,000 from ManhattanMedical Center, $1,000 from Mercy Health Center, $1,250from Bell Family Foundation, $1,000 from Jeanne WellsDurkee Memorial Foundation, and $20,000 from Friends ofMcCain), “Performance Services FY 1999.”

OFFICE OF THE PROVOST

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMSRichter, William L., Peace Corps, $15,000, “Peace CorpsRecruitment.”Richter, William L., Mid-America Universities International,$2,500, “Visiting Scholars/Mini Conference.”

KANSAS CENTER FOR RURAL INITIATIVESPeak, Carol A., US Department of Commerce, $50,000,“University Center Program–Kansas Center for CommunityEconomic Development.”Peak, Carol A., Corporation for National Service, $112,105,“New Linkages for Service Learning Through the Kansas StateUniversity Community Service Program.”Peak, Carol A., US Department of Commerce, $165,545(includes $55,545 from Kansas Department of Commerceand Housing), “Kansas Microenterprise Planning Initiative,Phase II.”Snead, Bruce C., and Peak, Carol A. (Kansas Center for RuralInitiatives), US Environmental Protection Agency, $57,192(includes $3,500 from the City of Manhattan and $3,700from various community sources), “Sustainable Manhattan:Partners in Grassroots Change.”Peak, Carol A., (see Snead, Bruce C., Kansas Center for RuralInitiatives).

OFFICE OF THE PROVOSTCoffman, James R., Pew Charitable Trusts, $5,000,“Challenge Grant #1: Profile of Faculty AppointmentPractices.”

PLANNING AND ANALYSISDowney, Ronald G., US Department of Defense, $6,770,“Command Climate Survey.”

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VICE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC SERVICESAND TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTING AND NETWORK SERVICESTownsend, Harvard C., (see Unger, Elizabeth A., Vice Provostfor Academic Services and Technology).

REGENTS EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CENTERChastain, Melvin L., US Department of Education, $259,243(includes $14,000 from Garden City Community College,$11,000 from Seward County Community College, $18,000from Colby Community College and $14,000 from DodgeCity Community College), “Plains Academy Co-Op.”

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTERHarold, Jeanette M., (see Unger, Elizabeth A., Vice Provostfor Academic Services and Technology).

OFFICE OF THE VICE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC SERVICES AND TECHNOLOGYUnger, Elizabeth A., Townsend, Harvard C. (Computing andNetwork Services), and Harold, Jeanette M. (TechnicalAssistance Center), National Science Foundation, $229,000,“High Performance Network Connection in Support ofMeritorious Research at Kansas State University.”Unger, Elizabeth A., Kansas State University Foundation,$132,000, “Information Technology Equipment.”

VICE PROVOST FOR RESEARCH

BIOTECHNOLOGY CORE LABORATORYTomich, John M., Multisponsor, $76,147, “BiotechnologyLaboratory Support.”Tomich, John M., Sigma Diagnostics, Inc., $35,000,“Activated Protein C Substrate and Related Substrate.”

ELECTRONICS DESIGN LABORATORYSobering, Timothy J., US Department of Energy, $179,567,“ICCD Detector Readout Development.”

OFFICE OF THE VICE PROVOST FORRESEARCHTrewyn, R. W., Kansas State University Research Foundation,$107,789, “KSU Research Foundation Staff Compensation.”

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VICE PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATIONAND FINANCE

KSU POLICE DEPARTMENTGrice, Ronnie D., US Department of Justice, $18,000, “CopsMore ‘98 Equipment.”Grice, Ronnie D., US Department of Justice, $13,125,“Laptops for Cops.”Grice, Ronnie D., and Johnson, David W., US Department ofJustice, $9,000, “ASTRA 2000.”Johnson, David W., (see Grice, Ronnie D., KSU PoliceDepartment).

VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONALADVANCEMENT

EDUCATIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTArck, William, City of Manhattan, Kansas, $17,500, “YouthOriented Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program.”Arck, William, Kansas Health Foundation, $450,000, “KansasSocial Norms Media Campaign to Prevent College StudentBinge Drinking.”Greene, Kathleen V., US Department of Education, $201,552,“Ronald E. McNair Academic Post BaccalaureateAchievement Program.”Greene, Kathleen V., US Department of Education, $191,965,“Student Support Services.”McGowan, Reginland, US Department of Education,$361,510, “Upward Bound Program.”McGowan, Reginland, US Department of Agriculture,$21,615, “Kansas State University Upward Bound SummerFood Service Program.”McGowan, Reginland, US Department of Agriculture,$13,858, “Kansas State University Upward Bound Math andScience Program Summer Food Service Program.”

OFFICE OF DIVERSITY AND DUAL CAREERDEVELOPMENTTaylor-Archer, Mordean, US Department of Education,$6,000, “Health Careers Pathways Program–Satellite Center.”

OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFEBosco, Pat J., National Association of Foreign StudentAdvisors, $5,000, “Korean Student Assistance–Kyeong SookCho.”Bosco, Pat J., National Association of Foreign StudentAdvisors, $5,000, “Korean Student Assistance–Jae SungKang.”Bosco, Pat J., National Association of Foreign StudentAdvisors, $5,000, “Korean Student Assistance–Huen-SupShim.”

STUDENT HEALTHZweimiller, Orlando W., US Department of Health andHuman Services, $40,000, “HIV Prevention Outreach toUniversity Women.”

FACILITIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTRECOVERY BY COLLEGE AND EXTENSION*

DIRECT COST EXPENDITURESBY COLLEGE AND EXTENSION*

Fiscal Year 1999

Fiscal Year 1999

*Note: Data provided by the KSU Controller’s Office, Sponsored Projects Accounting

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EXPENDITURES FOR SPONSOREDEXTRAMURAL FUNDING BY COLLEGEAND EXTENSION DEPARTMENT*

*Note: Data provided by the KSU Controller’s Office, Sponsored Projects Accounting

DIRECT FACILITIES ANDCOSTS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS TOTAL

Fiscal Year 1999

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTUREDean of Agriculture and Director of AES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,449.20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $20,449.20 Agricultural Economics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $643,497.46 . . . . . . . . . . . . $48,553.38 . . . . $692,050.84 Agronomy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,648,380.17 . . . . . . . . . . . $169,902.19 . . $2,818,282.36 Animal Sciences and Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,601,152.82 . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,859.71 . . $1,658,012.53 Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,121.45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $56,121.45 Entomology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,173,076.53 . . . . . . . . . . . . $75,204.92 . . $1,248,281.45 Grain Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,701,373.92 . . . . . . . . . . . . $89,234.07 . . $1,790,607.99 Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . $278,903.99 . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,332.60 . . . . $309,236.59 International Agricultural Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $66,658.07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $66,658.07 Plant Pathology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,440,632.21 . . . . . . . . . . . $158,158.25 . . $1,598,790.46 Food and Feed Grains Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $496,053.94 . . . . . . . . . . . $162,091.34 . . . . $658,145.28 Kansas Center for Ag. Resource & Env/Ks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $158,146.68 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . $158,146.68 Agricultural Experiment Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $214,584.15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . $214,584.15 Northwest Research Extension Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $106,035.84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.03 . . . . $106,035.87 Agricultural Research Center-Hays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $273,530.70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,723.35 . . . . $280,254.05 Southwest Research Extension Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125,240.12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $378.09 . . . . $125,618.21 Southeast Agricultural Research Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $84,786.90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $84,786.90

Total–College of Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,088,624.15 . . . . . . . . . . . $797,437.93 . $11,886,062.08

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND DESIGNDean of Architecture, Planning and Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,050.29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,845.99 . . . . . $11,896.28 Architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,178.89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $64.60 . . . . . . $5,243.49 Landscape Architecture/Regional &Community Plan. . . . . . . . . . $103,544.91 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,077.85 . . . . $110,622.76

Total–College of Architecture & Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $116,774.09 . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,988.44 . . . . $127,762.53

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCESBiochemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,084,713.97 . . . . . . . . . . . $225,399.09 . . $1,310,113.06 Biology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,081,960.37 . . . . . . . . . $1,126,735.81 . . $6,208,696.18 Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500,525.67 . . . . . . . . . . . $222,670.40 . . $1,723,196.07 Economics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $36,174.44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40.08 . . . . . $36,214.52 Geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $338,319.58 . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,920.76 . . . . $379,240.34 Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $126,354.52 . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,921.09 . . . . $165,275.61 History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $54,651.54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,894.59 . . . . . $58,546.13 Institute for Social & Behavior Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,568.23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . . $2,568.23 James R. MacDonald Laboratory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,774,607.47 . . . . . . . . . . . $637,329.81 . . $2,411,937.28 School of Journalism and Mass Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . $61,519.77 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $61,519.77 Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $131,638.70 . . . . . . . . . . . . $43,198.06 . . . . $174,836.76 Kinesiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $202,937.26 . . . . . . . . . . . . $42,034.73 . . . . $244,971.99 Physics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,750,869.36 . . . . . . . . . . . $421,315.72 . . $2,172,185.08 High Energy Physics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,099,921.41 . . . . . . . . . . . $168,909.39 . . $1,268,830.80 Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $182,569.80 . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,314.24 . . . . $240,884.04 Sociology, Anthropology, & Social Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $104,750.48 . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,511.43 . . . . $124,261.91 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26,494.62 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,301.44 . . . . . $29,796.06

Total–College of Arts and Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,560,577.19 . . . . . . . . . $3,052,496.64 . . $16,613,073.83

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONManagement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $28,589.57 . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,895.79 . . . . . $44,485.36 Small Business Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $115,474.75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,289.92 . . . . $121,764.67

Total–College of Business Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $144,064.32 . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,185.71 . . . . $166,250.03

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICEDirector of Cooperative Extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $53,607.61 . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,794.97 . . . . . $64,402.58 Community Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,461.31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . . $3,461.31 Extension Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $212,214.38 . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,000.30 . . . . $233,214.68 Extension Family & Consumer Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,125,115.21 . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,051.44 . . $1,147,166.65 Nutrition Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $254,291.49 . . . . . . . . . . . . $72,320.20 . . . . $326,611.69 Kansas Forest Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $714,449.80 . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,435.16 . . . . $725,884.96 Production Management & Natural Resource Dev. . . . . . . . . . . . $324,162.44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.07 . . . . $324,162.51 Extension Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $475,702.07 . . . . . . . . . . . . $43,785.57 . . . . $519,487.64 Northwest Area Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,530.14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . . $1,530.14 Northeast Area Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $90,130.62 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,509.86 . . . . . $96,640.48 South Central Area Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,988.75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . . $1,988.75 Southeast Area Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,396.54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $25,396.54 Southwest Area Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,916.46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16.18 . . . . . $40,932.64 Extension Office of Community Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $335,847.06 . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,497.50 . . . . $348,344.56

Total–Cooperative Extension Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,658,813.88 . . . . . . . . . . . $200,411.25 . . $3,859,225.13

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Dean of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .( $609.74) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . .( $609.74)Dean of Educational Instructional Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,194,281.28 . . . . . . . . . . . $197,704.13 . . $1,391,985.41 Foundations & Adult Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $81,158.28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,761.64 . . . . . $83,919.92 Special Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $648,934.96 . . . . . . . . . . . $165,167.72 . . . . $814,102.68 Elementary Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,106.18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $256.82 . . . . . $18,363.00 Secondary Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $66,502.14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $66,502.14

Total–College of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,008,373.10 . . . . . . . . . . . $365,890.31 . . $2,374,263.41

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Dean of Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35,649.99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $35,649.99 Biological & Agricultural Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $696,481.18 . . . . . . . . . . . . $83,811.08 . . . . $780,292.26 Architectural Engineering and Construction Science . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,500.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . . $7,500.00 Chemical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $249,028.15 . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,551.05 . . . . $289,579.20 Civil Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $794,661.50 . . . . . . . . . . . $186,941.63 . . . . $981,603.13 Computing & Information Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $484,607.08 . . . . . . . . . . . $108,161.40 . . . . $592,768.48 Electrical & Computer Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $269,245.43 . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,367.61 . . . . $357,613.04 Institute for Environmental Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $309,030.77 . . . . . . . . . . . . $70,923.21 . . . . $379,953.98 Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . $122,794.09 . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,781.47 . . . . $154,575.56 Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,356,223.79 . . . . . . . . . . . $231,463.47 . . $1,587,687.26 Advanced Manufacturing Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,822,334.40 . . . . . . . . . . . $122,128.46 . . $1,944,462.86 Kansas Industrial Extension Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $287,021.71 . . . . . . . . . . . . $23,206.31 . . . . $310,228.02 Center for Hazardous Substance Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,613,347.56 . . . . . . . . . . . $354,625.35 . . $1,967,972.91 National Institute for Land Management & Training . . . . . . . . . . $355,776.57 . . . . . . . . . . . . $91,315.36 . . . . $447,091.93 National Gas Machinery Laboratory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $437,008.13 . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,201.36 . . . . $469,209.49

Total–College of Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,840,710.35 . . . . . . . . . $1,465,477.76 . . $10,306,188.11

COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGYDean of Human Ecology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $272,243.21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,279.26 . . . . $281,522.47 Apparel, Textiles, & Interior Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70,871.29 . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,734.43 . . . . . $87,605.72 Hotel, Restaurant, Institution Management & Dietetics . . . . . . . . . $96,849.70 . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,097.12 . . . . $108,946.82 Foods & Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $629,070.09 . . . . . . . . . . . $181,676.40 . . . . $810,746.49 School of Family Studies & Human Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,265,978.98 . . . . . . . . . . . $110,768.31 . . $1,376,747.29

Total–College of Human Ecology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,335,013.27 . . . . . . . . . . . $330,555.52 . . $2,665,568.79

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COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATIONDean of College of Technology and Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,412.55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $321.05 . . . . . . $6,733.60 Salina Arts, Science & Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,296.37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . $56,296.37 Salina Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $53,447.73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,016.92 . . . . . $60,464.65

Total–Salina College of Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $116,156.65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,337.97 . . . . $123,494.62

VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTERDean of Veterinary Medical Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,834.46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.00 . . . . . . $5,834.46 Anatomy and Physiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,241,962.81 . . . . . . . . . . . $338,453.12 . . $1,580,415.93 Food Animal Health & Management Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $164,018.13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,021.94 . . . . $166,040.07 Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $648,338.10 . . . . . . . . . . . $197,057.82 . . . . $845,395.92 Clinical Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $169,697.05 . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,259.63 . . . . $225,956.68

Total–Veterinary Medical Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,229,850.55 . . . . . . . . . . . $593,792.51 . . $2,823,643.06

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DIRECT FACILITIES ANDCOSTS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS TOTAL

Fall 1998 AwardsAndrus, L.E., Art, $2,118, “Art Exhibition, ‘Artifacts from thePrairie’ in Tishomengo, OK.”Chun, R., Clinical Sciences, $1,968, “Evaluation of SerumVascular Endothelial Growth Factor in Tumor-Bearing andHealthy Cats.”Conrad, A.H., Biology, $1,101, “Identification ofMorphogenetic Factor Genes in Dorsal-Ventral Patterning.”Deans, T., English, $1,300, “Writing Partnerships: Service-Learning in Rhetoric and Composition.”DiSanza, A.E., Music, $3,235, “A Compact Disk Recording ofWorks for Solo Percussion.”Dodd, E., English, $200, “Contest Funding for ArchetypalLight.”Fees, B.S., Family Studies and Human Services, $1,000,“Parent’s Beliefs Regarding Their Influence on KindergartenChildren’s Competencies.”Gray, M.W., History, $278, “The Village Agrarian Economyand Ecology in Germany.”Guy, C.S., Biology, $1,122, “Population Dynamics andCompetitive Interactions of Bighead Carp.”Hedrick, D., English, $980, “Shakespeare Research, FolgerLibrary.”Hsu, C.H.C., Hotel, Restaurant, Institution Management, andDietetics, $3,000, “Mature Traveler’s Motorcoach TourSelection Decision-Making and Brand Loyalty.”Janette, M., English, $2,500, “Research in Vietnam.”Kovar, S.E., Accounting, $1,390, “Shaping Expectations ofAssurance Services.”Lyn-Sherow, B., History, $949, “Oral History at Pine RidgeReservation in South Dakota.”Meeds, R.W., Journalism and Mass Communication, $772,“Content Analysis of Ad Literacy Devices.”Myers-Bowman, K.S., Family Studies and Human Services,$1,500, “Parents, Children, War, and Peace.”Pagell, M.D., Management, $600, “A Qualitative Study ofTeams in Manufacturing Environments.”Pecar, M., Architecture, Planning, and Design, $1,595,“Urban Housing Projects in Vienna by Architect FrancoFonatti.”Pickering, J., Political Science, $1,120, “Update theInternational Military Intervention Data Collection.”Ritterbush, L.W., Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work,$1,950, “Artifact Analysis of Late Prehistoric Cultures of theCentral Plains.”Rozemond, M., Philosophy, $330, “The Transition fromMedieval to Modern Philosophy.”Smith, K.C., Psychology, $2,039, “Isolating AutonomicMetrics of Effort and Affect.”Swanson, D.L., Management, $390, “Case Development ofthe Emerging Social Issues of Internet Media.”Ramsay, M., History, $750, “Small-Unit Cohesion in theBritish Army, 1919–1939.”Williams, L.S., Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work,$1,180, “School Violence in Kansas: Gender and Beyond.”

Spring 1999 AwardsBenson, D.K., Modern Languages, $542.76, “Research Trip tothe University of New Mexico to Review Extensive Collectionin Contemporary Spanish Poetry Overseen by Poet AngelGonzalez.”Ciccantell, P.S., Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work,$1,000, “Coal-Based Communities and Sustainable RuralDevelopment.”Eisenlein, G., English, $1,400, “Lazarus: Selected Works”;“Menken: Infelicia and Other Writings.”Garvey, J.E., Biology, $2,000, “Exploring the Role of Crayfishin Prairie Streams.”Graff, D.A., History, $750, “Westernization of ChineseMilitary Thought, 1937–1945.”Haar, S.J., Apparel, Textiles, and Interior Design, $2,624,“Design of Protective Headgear for Children with SensoryIntegration Dysfunction.”Hamscher, A.N., History, $100, “The State, Finance, and theProsecution of Crime in France, 1670–1781.”Harms, C.A., Kinesiology, $1,500, “The Effect of Ventilationon Peripheral Blood Flow.”Hsu, C.H.C., Hotel, Restaurant, Institution Management, andDietetics, $2,000, “The Impact of Native American Casinoson Crime in Northeastern Kansas.”Janette, M., English, $1,500, “Request for Student-HourlyResearch Assistance Following Viet Nam Travel.”Khan, S.M., Electronic Engineering Technology, $1,250,“Novel Techniques in Electromagnetic Wave Propagation andScattering for Large Arbitrarily-Shaped Cavities.”Lynn-Sherow, B., History, $1,037, “Research MeridasCollection.”Parker, C.B., Music, $1,200, “A Study of Symphonies byAmerican Composers Born Before 1875”; “The Cornet Musicof Herbert L. Clarke (1867–1945), An American Composer,Cornetist, and Conductor.”Peller, V., Mathematics, $1,162, “Visit IHES (L’Institut desHautes Etudes Scientifiques) to Conduct Research inMathematics.”Potts, D., English, $900, “Nature in Twentieth Century IrishPoetry.”Ritterbush, L.W., Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work,$1,542, “Chert Comparative Collection.”Routson, R., Art, $1,000, “Fine Art Digital Imaging.”Schmidt, T.T., Art, $1,305, “Development of An ExhibitionEntitled: ‘Interior–Landscapes’—Twenty-Four New Works onPaper.”Watts, C.M. and D., Architecture, Planning, and Design,$2,000, “Joint Research Project Building Upon Collaborationwith Franklin K. Toker, Professor of the History of Art andArchitecture, University of Pittsburgh.”Williams, L.F., History, $2,000, “The Ellenton Riot Cases andthe Collapse of Reconstruction in South Carolina.”

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UNIVERSITY SMALL RESEARCH GRANTSUniversity Small Research Grants are awarded by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs to support the research,scholarly activity and other creative efforts of tenure-track faculty.

Fall 1998 AwardsAakeroy, C., Chemistry, $1,000, “Crystal Engineering: FromMolecules to Materials,” Erice, Italy.Andresen, D., Computing and Information Science, $1,000,“International Parallel Processing Symposium” and“Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing,” SanJuan, Puerto Rico. Cassou, S., Economics, $1,000, “Annual Meeting of theSociety for Economic Dynamics,” Alghero, Sardinia, Italy.Chen, S-F., Marketing and International Business, $948,“Academy of International Business Annual Meeting,” Vienna,Austria.Fan, L.T., Chemical Engineering, $500, “Chemical ReactionEngineering Symposium,” Hong Kong.Fu, Z.F., Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, $500, “IXInternational Meeting on Research Advances and RabiesControl in the Americas,” Puerto Vallart, Mexico.Goins, W., Music, $500, “Music and Nonmusic Majors’Perceptions of Enjoyment and Success as Beginning GuitarStudents.” Gorder, P.J., Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, $1,000,“18th Annual IASTED International Conference on Modeling,Identification, and Control,” Innsbruck, Austria.Hower, R.F., Art, $1,500, “Faculty Exchange —KSU/NorwichSchool of Art and Design,” England.Joiner, C., Marketing and International Business, $601, “1998Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference,”Montreal, Quebec, Canada.Kambhampati, S., Entomology, $1,500, “XIII InternationalCongress of the International Society for the Study of SocialInsects,” Adelaide, Australia.Katz, J.P., Management, $500, “Research on InternationalStrategy,” Germany.Keiser, G.R., English, $1,500, “Research and Delivery ofScholarly Papers at Three Conferences,” Dublin, Glasgow,Toulouse.Kelkar, A.G., Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, $1,500,“Fifth International Conference on Automation, Robotics,Control, and Vision,” Singapore.Kremer, E., Architecture, $700, “Faculty Exchange at CzechTechnical University,” Prague. Kremer, L., English, $700, “Faculty Exchange at CharlesUniversity,” Prague.Lease, K.B., Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, $1,500,“International Fatigue Conference,” Beijing, China.Margolies, D.C., Entomology, $1,500, “4th InternationalSymposium on Population Dynamics of Plant-InhabitingMites,” Kyoto, Japan.Miller, P., Art, $500, “National Art Education AssociationConference,” Washington, D.C.Perchellet, J-P., Biology, $847, “World Congress on Advancesin Oncology,” Crete, Greece.Poggie-Corradini, P., Mathematics, $427, “Function TheoryConference,” Oberwolfach, Germany.

Richter, L.K., Political Science, $1,000, “InternationalAcademy for the Study of Tourism Biennial Conference,”Zagreb, Croatia.Sabates, M., Philosophy, $1,000, “Sixth InternationalColloquium of Cognitive Science at the University of theBasque Country,” Donostia/San Juan; “Ninth InteruniversitySeminar on Philosophy of Mind at the University of theBasque Country,” Donostia.Sadler, M.A., Economics, $1,500, “Annual Meetings of theSociety for Economic Dynamics,” Alghero, Sardinia, Italy.Schultz, B.D., Anatomy and Physiology, $500, “PhysiologicalSociety; Molecular Physiology of CI-Channels,” Manchester,England.Smith, K.C.S., Psychology, $500, “2nd InternationalConference on Engineering Psychology and CognitiveErgonomics,” Oxford, United Kingdom.Stewart, G., Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, $853,“Gordon Conference on Staphylococcal Diseases,” Ciocco,Barga, Italy.Swanson, D.L., Management, $1,000, “InternationalAssociation for Business and Society Conference,” Paris,France.Trocchia, P.J., Marketing and International Business, $1,000,“European Marketing Academy,” Berlin, Germany.Tummala, K.K., Political Science, $500, “PublicAdministration and Development at Oxford University,”England.

Spring 1999 AwardsAdamchak, D.J., Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work,$800, “Association of Third World Studies,” San Jose, CostaRica.Arens, R.M., Architecture, $900, “ACSA >The New City’International Conference,” Rome, Italy.Arnds, P., Modern Languages, $1,200, “The German StudiesSymposium,” Sydney, Australia.Ben-Arieh, D., Industrial and Manufacturing SystemsEngineering, $1,200, “International Conference onProduction Research and IFIP Work Group Meeting,”University of Limerick, Ireland.Ben-Itzhak, I., Physics, $900, “XXI International Conferenceon Physics of Electronic/Atomic Collisions,” Sendai, Japan;“XVI International Symposium on Ion-Atom Collisions,”Kyoto, Japan; and Visit Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo,Japan.Collinson, M.M., Chemistry, $500, “10th InternationalWorkshop on Glasses, Ceramics, Hybrids, andNanocomposites from Gels,” Yokohama, Japan.Cushman, L.M., Apparel, Textiles, and Interior Design, $800,“6th International Conference on Recent Advances inRetailing and Services Science,” Las Croabas, Puerto Rico.DePaola, B.D., Physics, $900, “XXI International Conferenceon Physics of Electronic/Atomic Collisions,” Sendai, Japan;“XVI International Symposium on Ion-Atom Collisions,”Kyoto, Japan; and Visit Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo,Japan.

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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT AWARDSFaculty Development Awards are awarded by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and serve primarily as travelawards. They may be used for travel to international meetings, travel for foreign exchange, travel to offices of potential exter-nal funding sponsors, and as matching funds on certain fellowships, but may not be used for research travel.

Donnelly, M.L., English, $800, “Sixth International MiltonSymposium,” University of York, England.Fu, Z.F., Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, $1,200, “XIInternational Congress of Virology, Macfarlane BurnetCentenary Symposium on Virology,” Melbourne/Sydney,Australia.Ganz, D., Music, $1,200, “Levi Workshop at StuttgartOpera,” Stuttgart, Germany.Holcomb, C.A., Human Nutrition, $500, “Epidemiology forSustainable Health,” Florence, Italy.Holcombe, A.C., Art, $800, “Caravan and Salt Kiln Firing,”Germany.Hsu, C.H.C., Hotel, Restaurant, Institution Management, andDietetics, $500, “Seminar at Two Universities/Meeting withDirector of Tourism Bureau,” Taiwan; “Asia Pacific TourismFifth Annual Conference,” Hong Kong.Hubler, A.E., English/Women’s Studies, $800, “Children’sLiterature and the Fin de Siecle,” University of Calgary,Canada.Lin, Z., Mathematics, $1,200, “International MathematicsMeeting,” Melbourne, Australia; “National Conference onAlgebra,” Beijing, China.McHaney, R., Management, $1,200, “5th InternationalConference of the Decision Sciences Institute,” Athens,Greece.Melhem, H., Civil Engineering, $500, “Seventh InternationalConference on Civil and Structural Engineering Computing,”Oxford, England.Mosier, D.A., Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, $1,200,“5th Conference on Haemophilus, Actinobacillus, andPasteurella,” Johannesburg, S. Africa.Najjar, Y., Civil Engineering, $800, “International Symposiumon Numerical Methods in Geomechanics,” Graz, Australia.Noble, L., Kinesiology, $1,200, “XVIIth InternationalSymposium on Biomechanics in Sports,” Perth, WesternAustralia.Oropesa, S.A., Modern Languages, $500, “AnnualConference of the Asociacion de Literatura FemeninaHispanica,” Queretaro, Qro, Mexico.Ossar, M., Modern Languages, $800, “Representations ofJews in German Literature Since 1945,” University of Ulster,Austria.

Peller, V., Mathematics, $400, “International Conference onFunctional Analysis and Applications: Memorial Conferencefor Bela Szokefalvi-Nagy,” Szeged, Hungary.Pierzynski, G.M., Agronomy, $1,200, “ProfessionalMeetings,” Quebec, Canada; Vienna, Austria.Radlinsky, M., Clinical Sciences, $1,200, “How to TeachEvidence-Based Medicine,” McMaster University, Hamilton,Ontario, Canada.Ramm, A.G., Mathematics, $1,203, “International IEEESeminar/Workshop on Direct and Inverse Problems ofElectromagnetic and Acoustic Wave Theory,” Lviv, Ukraine.Reddi, L.N., Civil Engineering, $500, “ResearchPresentations/Discussions at the University of Wollongong,”Wollongong, Australia.Rice, C.W., Agronomy, $800, “Sustainable Management ofSoil Organic Matter,” Edinburgh, Scotland; “Global Changeand Global Challenges,” University of Reading.Rife, C.L., Agronomy, $800, “10th International RapeseedCongress,” Canberra, Australia.Robel, R.J., Biology, $800, “8th International GrouseSymposium,” Rovaniemi, Finland; “International Conferenceon Range Management for Wildlife,” Perth, Scotland.Roe, J.L., Biology, $500, “10th International Conference onArabidopsis Research,” Melbourne, Australia.Shah, J., Biology, $800, “10th International Conference onArabidopsis Research,” Melbourne, Australia.Shanteau, J., Psychology, $800, “SPUDM Conference,”Germany.Sheu, C., Management, $800, “1999 Asia Pacific DecisionSciences Institute Annual Meeting,” Shanghai, China.Staver, J.R., Center for Science Education, $800, “IHPSSTConference,” Milan, Italy.Wang, Y., Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, $800, “12thInternational Conference on Composite Materials,” Paris,France.Wheatley, A.E., English, $1,200, “25th Annual InternationalConference of the Joseph Conrad Society,” University ofCanterbury, United Kingdom.Zivanovic, J.K., Speech Communication, Theatre, and Dance,$500, “Association for Canadian Studies,” Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania.

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UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR C. LEWIS COCKE Physics GARY W. CONRAD Biology RICHARD CONSIGLI Biology L. T. FAN Chemical Engineering NORMAN J. FEDDER Speech BIKRAM S. GILL Plant Pathology JONATHAN HOLDEN English KENNETH HOYT Counseling and Educational Psychology TERRY JOHNSON Biology KENNETH KLABUNDE Chemistry JAN E. LEACH Plant Pathology CHII-DONG LIN Physics JAMES L. MARSDEN Regents Distinguished Professor of Animal Sciences E. WAYNE NAFZIGER Economics NEVILLE W. (BILL) REAY Physics PATRICK RICHARD Cortelyou-Rust Distinguished Professor of Physics SADAHIRO SAEKI Mathematics DONALD SETSER Chemistry PETER M. A. SHERWOOD Chemistry ERNEST E. SHULT Regents Distinguished Professor of Mathematics BRIAN S. SPOONER Biology MICHAEL W. SULEIMAN Political Science

DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR EMERITUSTIMOTHY R. DONOGHUE Honorary Distinguished Professor Emeritus of PhysicsWILLIAM FATELEY Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Chemistry JOHN J. IANDOLO Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Pathology and Microbiology DAVID LEITH Regents Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Pathology DUDLEY WILLIAMS Regents Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Physics

DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORS

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JOHN F. HELM Architecture and Applied Arts 1955–56HILMER H. LAUDE Agronomy 1955–56

ALVIN B. CARDWELL Physics 1956–57CHARLES H. SCHOLER Applied Mechanics 1956–57

HOWARD T. HILL Speech 1957–58ARTHUR D. WEBER College of Agriculture 1957–58

CHARLES M. CORRELL History 1958–59LEON R. QUINLAN Landscape Architecture 1958–59

FRANCIS D. FARRELL President Emeritus 1959–60FRED L. PARRISH History 1959–60

KLING L. ANDERSON Agronomy 1960–61HOLLY C. FRYER Statistics 1960–61

A. M. GUHL Zoology 1961–62H. HENLEY HAYMAKER Botany 1961–62

ROBERT KATZ Physics 1962–63

ERLE E. BARTLEY Dairy and Poultry Science 1963–64

ROY LANGFORD Psychology 1964–65

V. D. FOLTZ Bacteriology 1965–66

BREWSTER ROGERSON English 1966–67

JOHN A. JOHNSON Grain Science and Industry 1967–68

R. KENNETH BURKHARD Biochemistry 1968–69

CLIFTON E. MELOAN Chemistry 1969–70

ROBIN HIGHAM History 1970–71

ANGELO C. GARZIO Art 1971–72

L. T. FAN Chemical Engineering 1972–73

IVAN D. TEARE Agronomy 1973–74

STANLEY E. LELAND Veterinary Pathology 1974–75

RICHARD CONSIGLI Biology 1975–76

DUDLEY WILLIAMS Physics 1976–77

FREDERICK W. OEHME Surgery and Medicine 1977–78

ELMER G. HEYNE Agronomy 1978–79

DONALD W. SETSER Chemistry 1979–80

JAMES F. SHEPARD Plant Pathology 1980–81

ROGER FEDDE Anatomy and Physiology 1981–82

NASIR AHMED Electrical Engineering 1982–83

WILLIAM FATELEY Chemistry 1983–84

BURTON I. KAUFMAN History 1984–85PATRICK RICHARD Physics 1984–85

JONATHAN HOLDEN English 1985–86HORST LEIPOLD Pathology 1985–86

TERRY C. JOHNSON Biology 1986–87MICHAEL W. SULEIMAN Political Science 1986–87

CORNELIA BUTLER FLORA Sociology 1987–88RICHARD N. McDONALD Chemistry 1987–88

MARGO KREN Art 1988–89GERALD R. REECK Biochemistry 1988–89

BIKRAM S. GILL Plant Pathology 1989–90PATRICIA J. O’ BRIEN Sociology, Anthropology and SocialWork 1989–90

BRIAN S. SPOONER Biology 1990–91BENJAMIN R. TILGHMAN Philosophy 1990–91

ALBERT N. HAMSCHER History 1991–92KENNETH J. KLABUNDE Chemistry 1991–92

C. LEWIS COCKE Physics 1992–93JANE A. WESTFALL Anatomy and Physiology 1992–93

ROBIN E. DENELL Biology 1993–94JOHN J. IANDOLO Pathology and Microbiology 1993–94DONALD J. MROZEK History 1993–94

THEODORE L. HOPKINS Entomology 1994–95THOMAS E. ROCHE Biochemistry 1994–95

GARY W. CONRAD Biology 1995–96JAN E. LEACH Plant Pathology1995–96E. WAYNE NAFZIGER Economics 1995–96

ALEXANDER G. RAMM Mathematics 1996–97CHRISTOPHER M. SORENSEN Physics 1996–97

FRANK BLECHA Anatomy and Physiology 1997–98TALAT RAHMAN Physics 1997–98ROLLIN SEARS Agronomy 1997–98

LARRY TAKEMOTO Biology 1998–99

RECIPIENTS OF THE DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE FACULTY AWARD

The Distinguished Graduate Faculty Award is made annually to those faculty who have distinguished themselvesnationally and internationally for excellence in research and graduate education. Normally, up to two faculty areselected annually by a group of faculty peers. Recipients receive an honorarium and deliver a public lecture following selection for this award.

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Terry C. Johnson “Inhibitory Factor” (#5,916,871)Sanjay Kapil “Multivalent Bovine Coronavirus Vaccine andMethod of Treating Bovine Coronavirus Infection”(#5,916,570)Kenneth J. Klabunde and Abbas Khaleel “Method for theDestruction of Unwanted Compounds Using Metal OxidesComposites” (#5,914,436)Bradley W. Fenwick “Swine Immunization Using Live, RTXToxin-Secreting Organisms” (#5,908,630)Karl J. Kramer, Subbaratnam Muthukrishnan, Hee KyungChoi, Lolita Corpuz, and Bhuvana Gopalakrishnan“Recombinant Chitinase and Use Thereof as a Biocide”(#5,866,788)Tiruvoor G. Nagaraja and Muckatira M. Chengappa“Multivalent Inocula for Lessening Incidence of LiverAbscesses in Cattle” (#5,861,162)

James E. DeVault, William B. Hudson, and MustaqueHossain “Robotic Inspection Apparatus and Method”(#5,857,534)Paul A. Seib and Kyungsoo Woo “Food Grade Starch Resistantto a-Amylase and Method of Preparing the Same”(#5,855,946)Frank Blecha and Jishu Shi “Synthetic Antimicrobial Peptide”(#5,830,993)John R. Schlup and L.T. Fan “Process for Formation of EpoxyResin/Hide Composite Materials and Materials Obtained”(#5,817,428)John R. Schlup and L.T. Fan “Hide/Polymer andLeather/Polymer Composite Materials Formed by In SituPolymerization of Polymer Precursors Impregnated into Hideand Leather” (#5,811,122)

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