Arranged by departments within schools

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Allied Health Professions

Gerontology Program

• John J. Cotter, A Proposal to Facilitate Research on the Continuation of Breast Cancer Screening for Women who have Aged into Medicare, Virginia Health Quality Center, $14,768

• Iris A. Parham, Geriatric Education Center, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $215,931

• Iris A. Parham, Statewide Assisted Living Facilities Training In Geriatrics, VA Department of Social Services, $95,150

• Iris A. Parham, Office for Virginia Guardianship Headquarters, Virginia Guardianship Association, $15,590

• Iris A. Parham, Statewide Geriatric Medication Management Training, VA Department of Social Services, $12,870

Total for Gerontology Program: $354,309

Health Administration

• Gloria J. Bazzoli, Implementing & Sustaining Change in Health Organizations, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $104,563

• Gloria J. Bazzoli, Round 4 Health System Change Project, Center for Studying Health System Change, $5,000

• Gloria J. Bazzoli, The Safety Net and Employer Provided Health Insurance, Northwestern University, $27,198

• Gloria J. Bazzoli, Hospital Finances and the Quality of Hospital Care, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $496,882

• Gloria J. Bazzoli, Effects of Balanced Budget Act and Market Forces on Hospital Safety Net, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $588,934

• Gloria J. Bazzoli, Round 4 Health System Change Project, Center for Studying Health System Change, $8,000

• Robert E. Hurley, Community Tracking Study Site Visits, Center for Studying Health System Change, $5,000

• Robert E. Hurley, Community Tracking Study Site Visits, Center for Studying Health System Change, $60,184

• Stephen S. Mick, Primary Care Service Area Project, Dartmouth College, $20,000

• Stephen S. Mick, Primary Care Service Area Project, Dartmouth College, $65,184

• Yasar A. Ozcan, Richmond-Almaty, Kazakstan Initial Partnership Research, American International Health Alliance, $5,000

• Kenneth R. White, Internship, Virginia Department of Health, $21,750

• Kenneth R. White, Health Administration Traineeships and Special Projects, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $51,460

Total for Health Administration: $1,459,155

Nurse Anesthesia

• Michael D. Fallacaro, Nurse Anesthetist Traineeships, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $37,025

Total for Nurse Anesthesia: $37,025

Occupational Therapy

• Shelly J. Lane, Effectiveness of Assistive Technology In Promoting Playfulness in Young Children, U.S. Department of Education, $199,997

• J.H. Watts, Alzeheimer's Disease Caregiver Occupational Performance, Respite as a Mental Break, and Progam Implications, VA Center on Aging, $25,000

Total for Occupational Therapy: $224,997

Patient Couns Program

• Alexander F Tartaglia, Model Interventions to Increase Organ and Tissue Donation Grant Program, Lifenet, $98,987

Total for Patient Couns Program: $98,987

Physical Therapy

• Sheryl Finucane, Predoctoral Fellowship Program (Disability), National Institutes of Health, $25,651

• D.L. Riddle, Evaluating Diagnostic Decisions for Deep Vein Thrombosis, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $57,796

• Mary S. Shall, Neuromuscular Development After Bilabyrinthectomy, National Institutes of Health, $214,705

Total for Physical Therapy: $298,152

Rehabilitative Counseling

• Brian T. McMahon, Long Term Training Grant in Rehabilatation Counseling-Masters, U.S. Department of Education, $97,083

• Brian T. McMahon, West Virginia DRS-CSPD, West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services, $166,044

• Christine A. Reid, VA DRS CSPD, VA Dept. of Rehabilitative Services, $421,488

• Christine A. Reid, Responding through Personnel Development to the Needs of Older Americans Who are Deaf-Blind, Helen Keller National Center, $30,000

• Christine A. Reid, MS-RHAB/CSPD Degree Program, VA Dept. of Rehabilitative Services, $385,790

• Christine A. Reid, MS-RHAB/CSPD Degree Program, North Carolina Division of Vocational Rehabilitati, $385,628

• Christopher C. Wagner, Long Term Training: Rehabilitation of the Mentally Ill, U.S. Department of Education, $99,979

Total for Rehabilitative Counseling: $1,586,012

Total for Allied Health Professions: $4,058,637

Athletics

Dir Office-Athletics

• Jeffrey Cupps, VCU/Success Magazine Champion Tennis Tour, Virginia Tourism Corporation, $230,037

• DeTrease Harrison, National Youth Sports- Girls Sports Clinics, National Youth Sports Corporation, $3,012

• DeTrease Harrison, National Youth Sports Program, National Youth Sports Corporation, $63,500

Total for Dir Office-Athletics: $296,549

Total for Athletics: $296,549

Business

Dean's Office (Business)

• Charles M. Byles, Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language, U.S. Department of Education, $61,124

• James B. Farinholt, Central Virginia Entrepreneurship Center, Center for Innovative Technology, $10,000

• Mark L. Hill, Enhancements to WorkWORLDSoftware, Social Security Administration, $350,000

• Mark L. Hill, Enhancement to WorkWORLD, Social Security Administration, $350,000

Total for Dean's Office (Business): $771,124

Economics

• Douglas D. Davis, Collaborative Research: Differentiated Product Oligopolies and the Antitrust Litigation Model, National Science Foundation, $12,000

• D.W. Harless, Nursing, Staffing, Financial Performance and Quality of Care, University of North Carolina, $37,421

• D.W. Harless, Nurse Staffing, Financial Performance and Quality of Care, University of North Carolina, $35,218

• George E. Hoffer, Price performance of selected Vehicles in Used Vehicle Markets, O'Melveny and Meyers, $24,251

• George E. Hoffer, Price performance of selected Vehicles in Used Vehicle Markets, O'Melveny and Meyers, $14,572

Total for Economics: $123,462

Information Systems

• Peter H. Aiken, eSpear Development Team Support, Deutsche Bank/CoC New York, $64,204

Total for Information Systems: $64,204

Marketing

• Van R. Wood, Project EurAm 2000, Montana State University, $22,000

Total for Marketing: $22,000

Total for Business: $980,790

Community Programs

Community Programs Administration

• Louise H. Einolf, National Center for Educational Alliances Action Forums, Research Foundation City University of New York, $5,000

• Catherine W. Howard, Carver Promise Scholars Program, Carver Promise, $4,792

• Catherine W. Howard, Academic Enhancement Project, City of Richmond, $4,500

• Catherine W. Howard, Mentor Development Program, Virginia One to One, $194,732

• Jennifer L. Kelman, VCU Ameri Corps Program, VA Department of Social Services, $374,345

• Jennifer L. Kelman, ARCH Best Practice Model Collaborative Tutoring Program, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce, $100,000

Total for Community Programs Administration: $683,369

Total for Community Programs: $683,369

Dentistry

Dean's Office (Dentistry)

• Harvey A. Schenkein, Genetic and Immunologic Aspects of Periodontal Diseases, National Institutes of Health, $974,515

Total for Dean's Office (Dentistry): $974,515

Endodontics

• C.L. Hahn, S. Mutans, Cytokines, and Endocarditis, Jeffress, $10,000

Total for Endodontics: $10,000

Oral & Craniofacial Biology

• Todd O. Kitten, Streptococcal Virulence Factors in Extra-Oral Disease, National Institutes of Health, $181,250

• Todd O. Kitten, Streptococcal Virulence Factors in Extra-Oral Disease, National Institutes of Health, $168,629

• Janina P. Lewis, Virulence Factor of Porphyromonas Gingivalis, National Institutes of Health, $84,105

• Janina P. Lewis, Virulence Factor of Porphyromonas Gingivalis, National Institutes of Health, $134,141

• Francis L. Macrina, Streptococcus Sanguis Microbial Genome Project, National Institutes of Health, $285,503

Total for Oral & Craniofacial Biology: $853,628

Periodontics

• Joseph V. Califano, Post Genomic Studies of Virulence in Oral Pathogens, National Institutes of Health, $184,875

• Jeffrey D. Rogers, Antibiotic Resistance in the Oral Streptococci, National Institutes of Health, $75,000

• Harvey Schenkein, Genetic and Immunologic Aspects of Periodontal Diseases, National Institutes of Health, $22,903

Total for Periodontics: $282,778

Removable Prosthodontic

• David R. Burns, Clinical Investigation of Mandibular Implant Overdenture, National Institutes of Health, $2,175

• David R. Burns, Clinical Investigation of Mandibular Implant Overdenture, National Institutes of Health, $156,508

Total for Removable Prosthodontic: $158,683

Total for Dentistry: $2,279,604

Education

Continuing Ed & Field Services

• Deana M. Buck, Richmond Infant Council, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $11,802

• Deana M. Buck, Richmond Infant Council, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $254,924

• Deana M. Buck, Richmond Infant Council, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $22,960

Total for Continuing Ed & Field Services: $289,686

Day Care Center

• Francine G. Gallagher, Project CCAMPIS (Child Care Access Means Parents in School), U.S. Department of Education, $75,000

Total for Day Care Center: $75,000

Dean's Office (Education)

• William C. Bosher, State Action for Educational Leadership Project, Virginia Department of Education, $250,000

• William C. Bosher, State Action for Educational Leadership Project, Virginia Department of Education, $5,038

• William C. Bosher, Finance and Leadership Online, Virginia Department of Education, $200,000

• Elizabeth E. Getzel, Statewide Transition Services Assessment, William & Mary, $33,000

• RoseMary Lambie, Behavioral Intervention Program, Richmond Behavioral Health Authority, $125,552

• Jeffrey A. Potteiger, Effects of Exercise Training on Fat and Carbohydrate Metabolism Following Different Macronutrient Consumption, American Heart Association, National, $55,000

• Evelyn Reed-Victor, Training and Technical Assistance Center, Virginia Department of Education, $1,295,962

• Diane Johnson Simon, Project BEST (Best Educational Skills & Training), City of Richmond, $5,500

Total for Dean's Office (Education): $1,970,052

Division of Teacher Education

• Valerie A. Brooke, Satellite Teleconference Series, American Public Human Services Association, $15,000

• Valerie A. Brooke, Web Course, Cornell University, $36,828

• Ann W. Cox, Reducing Maltreatment of Individuals With Disabilities Through Educating Health Professionals: A National Developmental Disabilities Consortium, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $100,000

• Ann W. Cox, Newborn Hearing Screening Training, Virginia Department of Health, $55,000

• Ann W. Cox, Virginia lead Poisoning Education Project, Virginia Department of Health, $20,850

• Ann W. Cox, Virginia Lead Poisoning Education Project, Virginia Department of Health, $131,225

• Ann W. Cox, Newborn Hearing Screening Program, Virginia Department of Health, $40,000

• Ann W. Cox, Up-Link: University Partners for the Inter-Professional Preparation of Personnel in Low-Incidence Disablities for Diverse Early Childhood Settings, U.S. Department of Education, $299,167

• Ann W. Cox, Training for School Nurses & Assistants, Virginia Department of Education, $15,542

• Ann W. Cox, Competencies for Persons Working with Infants, Toddlers & Children with Hearing Impairment/Deafness and Their Families, Virginia Department of Education, $160,000

• Therese Dozier, Principals' Initives, National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, $40,937

• Jill E. Fox, Better the Odds, Great Cities Universities, $22,000

• Beth Gilson, Individual Child Data Form - Babies Can't Wait, Old Dominion University, $9,000

• Kathleen M. Heubach, Howard Street Tutoring Program, Virginia Department of Education, $87,272

• Kathleen M. Heubach, Youth Matters, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce, $1,300

• Kathleen M. Heubach, Central Virginia Reading Excellence Act Project, Caroline County Public Schools, $40,000

• Kathleen M. Heubach, Central Virginia Reading Excellence Act Project, City of Richmond, $92,150

• Kathleen M. Heubach, Central Virginia Reading Excellence Act Project, Chesterfield County, $30,000

• John S. Kregel, Benefits Planning, Assistance, and Outreach Program, Social Security Administration, $1,098,286

• John S. Kregel, State Partnership Initiative, Social Security Administration, $49,800

• John S. Kregel, State Partnership Initiative, Social Security Administration, $1,496,291

• John S. Kregel, Benefits and Resource Center, Social Security Administration, $2,688

• John S. Kregel, Benefits and Resource Center Travel, Social Security Administration, $136,160

• John S. Kregel, Benefits Planning, Assistance, and Outreach Program, Social Security Administration, $43,793

• John S. Kregel, Benefits Planning, Assistance, and Outreach Program, Social Security Administration, $7,224

• John S. Kregel, Benefits and Resource Center, Social Security Administration, $1,464,310

• Fred P. Orelove, Virginia Institute for Developmental Disabilities, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $347,000

• Fred P. Orelove, Virginia Institute for Developmental Disabilities, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $25,641

• Fred P. Orelove, Positive Behavioral Supports for Students with Deaf/Blindness (State Matching Funds), Virginia Department of Education, $50,000

• Fred P. Orelove, Together we can: The Virginia Deafblind Project, U.S. Department of Education, $301,701

• Fred P. Orelove, Virginia Consortium for Teacher Preparation in Severe Disabilities, Virginia Department of Education, $300,000

• Fred P. Orelove, Abuse and Neglect of Children with Disabilities Training, Virginia Department of Education, $33,721

• Fred P. Orelove, Youth with Hidden disabilities in Virginia's Juvenile Justice System, VA Department of Criminal Justice, $120,313

• Richard J. Rezba, Preservice Teachers as Agents of Technology Change: Implementing a Shared Vision, U.S. Department of Education, $308,679

• Richard J. Rezba, Virginia Educational Technology Alliance (VETA) Training Grant, William & Mary, $18,600

• Richard J. Rezba, Virginia Educational Technology Alliance (VETA), William & Mary, $21,000

• Richard J. Rezba, Computer Resources Depository in the School of Education, William & Mary, $21,600

• Richard J. Rezba, Preservice Teachers as Agents of Technology Change: Imiplementing a Shared Vision, U.S. Department of Education, $21,000

• Judy S. Richardson, Curriculum & Content Development in Urban & Virtual Classrooms, Great Cities Universities, $50,000

• John A. Rossi, Geography Education in Central Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, $5,420

• John A. Rossi, Law-Related Education & International Studies, Virginia Institute for Law & Citizenship, $37,000

• Wendy Strobel, Focus Groups on Implementation of a Medicaid Infrastructure Grant, VA Department of Medical Assistance, $7,380

• Paul H. Wehman, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Workplace Supports, U.S. Department of Education, $699,992

• Sara Jo Williams, Critical Incident Stress Management Trainings, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $32,708

• Tera T. Yoder, Collaborative Approach to Service Coordination Training in Virginia, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $170,227

• Tera T. Yoder, Adoption Family Preservation Services: Supporting Adoptive Families through Respite Options, VA Department of Social Services, $40,000

• Tera T. Yoder, Early Intervention Technical Assistance: Staff Support to Provide Technical Assistance and Training to Localities, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $494,533

• Tera T. Yoder, Real Choice Systems Change Grant for Community Living: Consumer-Directed Training and Technical Assistance Subcontract, VA Department of Medical Assistance, $510,000

• Tera T. Yoder, Respite Resource Project, VA Department of Social Services, $35,000

• Tera T. Yoder, Virginia is for Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $100,000

• Tera T. Yoder, School by School: Improving Special Education Experiences, U.S. Department of Education, $150,000

Total for Division of Teacher Education: $9,396,338

Educ Studies & Adlt Ed V/T

• Susan M. Joyner, Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center, Virginia Department of Education, $61,354

• Susan M. Joyner, Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center, Virginia Department of Education, $911,997

• Susan M. Joyner, Virginia Energy Choice: Adult Literacy Curriculum Guide, VA State Corporation Commission, $5,000

• Carroll A. Londoner, Virginia Literacy Foundation, Virginia Literacy Foundation, $41,771

• James H. McMillan, Evaluation of SOL Training Initiative, Virginia Department of Education, $10,000

• James H. McMillan, Evaluation of Gateway to the 21st Century: Achieving Excellence in Mathematics and Science, City of Richmond, $28,561

Total for Educ Studies & Adlt Ed V/T: $1,058,683

Recreation, Health & Phys. Ed.

• Edith B. Ellis, Great American Smoke Out, American Cancer Society, Inc., $1,500

• Edith B. Ellis, Great American Smoke Out, American Cancer Society, Inc., $500

Total for Recreation, Health & Phys. Ed.: $2,000

Total for Education: $12,791,759

Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

• Gary L. Bowlin, Electrospinning of Collagen and Elastin to Fabricate Biomimicking Conduit Scaffolding with Greater Control of Elasticity and Strength, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $30,000

• Gary L. Bowlin, NanoMatrix Preliminary Studies, NanoMatrix, LLC, $31,655

Total for Biomedical Engineering: $61,655

Chemical Engineering

• Ruizhen Chen, Enzyme-mediated Oxidation of Cellulose for PAH Reduction, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $252,424

• A. Guiseppi-Elie, Conferences on Market & Technology Opportunities for Sensors, Dow Corning Corporation, $25,000

• A. Guiseppi-Elie, C3B Consortium Membership, Dow Corning Corporation, $150,000

• A. Guiseppi-Elie, Initiative in Nanotechnology for Virginia (INANOVA), University of Virginia, $29,157

• Tom W. Haas, Electro-Spinning of Polymeric Materials for Filter Applications, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $56,526

• Gary S. Huvard, Selective Oxidation of CO and NO with Mixed Oxide Naoparticle Catalysis, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $32,679

• Gary C. Tepper, Chemical Sensors Based on Imprinted Polymer Nanoparticles, National Science Foundation, $136,232

• Gary C. Tepper, Chemical Sensors Based on Imprinted Polymer Nanoparticles, National Science Foundation, $143,837

• Gary C. Tepper, A Coplanar High Pressure Xenon Gamma Radiation Spectrometer, University of Michigan, $26,425

• Gary C. Tepper, Development of an Optical Gamma Radiation Spectrometer, SenTor, $100,000

• Gary E. Wnek, Advanced Materials for PEM-Based Fuel Cell Material Systems, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, $100,000

• Gary E. Wnek, Polymer Electrolyte Materials Research, Los Alamos National Lab, $74,963

• Gary E. Wnek, PEM-Based Fuel Cell and Lithium Ion Conducting Polumer Battery Systems, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, $75,206

• Kenneth J. Wynne, An ACS Polymer Division Symposium: Nobel Laureates in Polymer Chemistry, U.S. Department of Defense, $10,000

• Kenneth J. Wynne, Symposium: Nobel Laureates in Polymer Chemistry, National Science Foundation, $3,000

• Kenneth J. Wynne, Activities for DAI-ACT & Daikin Industries Ltd, Daikin Institute of Advanced Chemistry & Technolog, $84,915

• Kenneth J. Wynne, Functional Polymer Surfaces, National Science Foundation, $108,000

Total for Chemical Engineering: $1,408,364

Electrical Engineering

• Supriyo Bandyopadhyay, Self Assembled Neural Circuits, University of Nebraska, $45,000

• Supriyo Bandyopadhyay, Novel Electronic Bistability in Self-Assembled Quantum Dots: Potential for Ultradense Static Random Access Memory, U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation, $8,400

• Supriyo Bandyopadhyay, NER: Novel Electrochemically Self Assembled Nanowire Infrared Photodetectors, National Science Foundation, $88,502

• Supriyo Bandyopadhyay, A Self-Assembled Spintronic Quantum Gate, National Science Foundation, $45,000

• Robert H. Klenke, Establishment of a Center for Advanced Printed Circuit Board Design and Manufacturing Technology, VA Department of Planning & Budget, $518,804

• Robert H. Klenke, Collaborative Research: Performance Modeling of Complex Hardware/Software Systems Through Mixed Level Modeling, National Science Foundation, $40,892

• Hadis Morkoc, A Proposal for the Organization of 7th Workshop on Wide Bandgap Nitrides, U.S. Department of Defense, $3,000

• Hadis Morkoc, Defect Reduction in AlGaN/GaN Ultraviolet Photodetectors, U.S. Department of Defense, $6,000

• Hadis Morkoc, Defect Reduction in AlGaN/GaN Ultra-Violet Photodetectors, U.S. Department of Defense, $14,000

• Hadis Morkoc, Turnable High Efficiency Resonant Tunneling GaN/AIGaN MQW UV Photodetector and UV-pumped IR Emitter Structures, The City College of CUNY, $67,000

• Hadis Morkoc, Investigation of Polarization Effects in Nitride Semiconductors and Heterointerfaces, National Science Foundation, $112,330

• Hadis Morkoc, Investigation of Structural and Electrical Defects in GaN/AIGaN Structures and Modfets, U.S. Department of Defense, $125,000

• Hadis Morkoc, Request for Mask Aligner & Upgrade for a Reactive Ion Etcher, U.S. Department of Defense, $101,450

• Hadis Morkoc, Large Defect Reduction in Epitaxial Films of SiC and GaN via Growth on Nano-Porous Templates, Carnegie Mellon University, $133,946

• Hadis Morkoc, Large Defect Reduction in Epitaxial Films of SiC and GaN via Growth on Nano-Porous Templates, Carnegie Mellon University, $111,801

• Hadis Morkoc, Large Defect Reduction in Epitaxial Films of SiC and GaN via Growth on Nano-Porous Templates, Carnegie Mellon University, $143,408

• Hadis Morkoc, Investigation of Structural and Electrical Defects in GaN/AIGaN Structures and Modfets, U.S. Department of Defense, $250,000

• Hadis Morkoc, Investigation of Semiconductor Nitride Deposition & Characterization on Defect-Void GaN Templates and ZnO Substrates, U.S. Department of Defense, $70,000

• Hadis Morkoc, A Proposal for the Organization of 7th Workshop on Wide Bandgap Nitrides, U.S. Department of Defense, $5,000

• Gregory B. Tait, 2D and 1D Heterojunction and Heterodimensional Devices for Optoelectronics, Drexel University, $62,565

• Jerry H. Tucker, A Miniature Embedded Reconfigurable Computer and Logic Module, NASA, $5,000

• Jerry H. Tucker, Development of a MERCAL-based RASS System, NASA, $56,000

Total for Electrical Engineering: $2,013,098

Mechanical Engineering

• Timothy M. Cameron, Experimental Investigation of Nanoparticle Transport Processes, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $53,804

• Timothy M. Cameron, FIRST Robotics Competition, Virginia Business-Education Partnerships, $300,000

• Timothy M. Cameron, First LEGO League (FLL) Tournament, Virginia Business-Education Partnerships, $50,000

• Timothy M. Cameron, Absorption of C02 & H3 Directly into Seawater with Resonant Macrosonic Synthesis, Newport News Shipbuilding, $8,488

• Daniel P Cook, Mathematical Modeling of Cigarette Smoking, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $37,029

• K.M. Mossi, Nasdriv Development, Dominion Energy, Inc., $33,969

• Zoubeida Ounaies, Flexible, High Performance, High Stability Sensors/Actuators for Aerospace Applications, NASA, $65,161

Total for Mechanical Engineering: $548,451

Total for Engineering: $4,031,568

Health Sciences

HIV/AIDS Center

• Lisa G. Kaplowitz, Ryan White Title III Outpatient Early Intervention Services (EIS) Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $456,301

Total for HIV/AIDS Center: $456,301

VP Health Sciences

• Kathleen F. Foisie, Prime of Our Lives, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $7,122

• Woody B. Hanes, Virginia Rual Health Association: Office Support, Virginia Rural Health Association, $6,000

• Woody B. Hanes, Model State-Supported AHEC Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $840,744

• Woody B. Hanes, Model State Supported AHEC, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $6,000

• Woody B. Hanes, Model State-Supported AHEC Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $34,000

• Woody B. Hanes, Agreement Senior Navigator, Virginia Health Care Foundation, $21,500

• Woody B. Hanes, Virginia Health Care Foundation Agreement, Virginia Health Care Foundation, $15,000

• Woody B. Hanes, Operation of the Statewide AHEC Program and Center for Generalist Medicine, Virginia Department of Health, $158,139

• Woody B. Hanes, Virginia Health Careers Manual, Virginia Health Care Foundation, $49,000

• Thomas L. Tucker, Health Careers Opportunity Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $282,941

• Thomas L. Tucker, The SMT Academy: Middle School Programs, Virginia State Council of Higher Education, $17,512

Total for VP Health Sciences: $1,437,958

Total for Health Sciences: $1,894,259

Humanities & Sciences

Biology

• Bonnie L. Brown, Isolation and Analysis of Molecular Markers for Genome Mapping of Oysters, Jeffress, $29,940

• Jason H. Byrd, Assessing Error in PMI Prediction Using a Forensic Entomological Computer Model, University of Florida, $10,000

• William B. Eggleston, Jr., Characterization of Epiallelism at the Maize rl Locus, Jeffress, $10,000

• Jeff Elhai, DNA Modification and Regulation Over Patterned Heterocyst Differentiation, National Science Foundation, $157,161

• Karen M. Kester, Local Insect Communities as Biohazard Sentinels, U.S. Department of Defense, $376,400

• John F. Pagels, The Northern Flying Squirrel an Endangered Pleistocene Relict in Southwestern Virginia, VA Academy of Science, $603

• John F. Pagels, Habitat Use, Movements, Parasite Load, and Genetic Viability of the Endangered Northern Flying Squirrel in South Western Virginia, VA Dept. Conservation & Recreation, $3,000

• John F. Pagels, Habitat Analysis of Northern Flying Squirrels in Southwest Virginia Ammendmen #1, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service, $3,000

• John F. Pagels, Gentic Viability of the Northern Flying, VA Academy of Science, $1,250

• Gregory M. Plunkett, Interpreting Biogeographic Patterns in Araliaceae, Jeffress, $10,000

• John J. Ryan, Stat5 Function in Proliferation and Leukemogenesis, National Institutes of Health, $220,519

• John J. Ryan, Molecular Analysis of Gene Regulation by IL4R Alpha, National Institutes of Health, $200,060

• John J. Ryan, Molecular Anaylsis of Gene Regulation by IL4R Alpha, National Institutes of Health, $17,237

• Leonard A. Smock, Integration of Multiband Imagery into Resource Monitoring of the Operations Level, Virginia Transportation Research Council, $50,000

• Leonard A. Smock, Long-Term Biological Characterization of Water Quality of the Polecat Creek, VA Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance Dept., $31,858

• Leonard A. Smock, Survey and Identify Odonate Species on the Pisgah Ranger District, U.S. Department of Agriculture, $25,100

• Leonard A. Smock, Odonate Bodiversity in Western North Carolina - Nantahala National Forest, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service, $25,850

• Jennifer K. Stewart, Novel Regulators of Catecholamines in Macrophages, Jeffress, $24,500

• Jennifer K. Stewart, Catecholamines in Macrophages, National Science Foundation, $120,000

• James M. Turbeville, Inferring the Phylogenetic Position of the Acoelomate Bilateria with Mitochondrial Gene Arrangements, National Science Foundation, $249,999

• Donald R. Young, Fluorescence Remote Sensing and Plant Stress, U.S. Department of Defense, $25,765

• Donald R. Young, Spatial/Temporal Variations in Shrub Colonization & Growth, University of Virginia, $9,999

Total for Biology: $1,602,241

Chemistry

• Charlene D. Crawley, Probing Immunochemical Responses to Environmental Contaminants, The American Society for Cell Biology, $2,000

• Mohamad S. El-Shall, Metallic and Intermetallic Nanoparticles As Catalysts for Gas Phase Polymerization, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $318,812

• Mohamad S. El-Shall, Surfactant Induced Nucleation and Surface Enrichment Effects in Supersaturated Vapors, American Chemical Society, $80,000

• Mohamad S. El-Shall, Gas Phase Polymerzation and Nucleation Experiments in Microgravity, NASA, $20,000

• Mohamad S. El-Shall, Gas Phase Polymerization and Nucleation Experiments in Microgravity, NASA, $20,000

• Nicholas Farrell, Mechanistic Studies on New Platinum Clinical Agents, National Institutes of Health, $273,456

• Fred M. Hawkridge, Electron Transfer Reactions Between Cytochrome c, Cytochrome c Oxidase and Dioxygen, National Science Foundation, $141,000

• Darius Kuciauskas, Membrane Phase Transitions and Transport Studied by Transient Grating Spectroscopy, Jeffress, $30,000

• David C. Muddiman, Rapid and Accurate Genotyping of STRs by ESI-MS, National Institutes of Health, $66,950

• Raphael M Ottenbrite, Educational Aid Program 2001-2002 Grant, Dupont de Nemours, $25,000

• Suzanne M. Ruder, REU Site: Practices and Perspectives, National Science Foundation, $205,800

• Sarah C. Rutan, Characterization of Chemical Dynamics in Complex Systems, Jeffress, $10,000

• D.D. Shillady, Cluster Coordinators (SENCER), Association of American Colleges, $7,500

• James Terner, Preliminary Studies Examining Near Ultraviolet Fluorescence and Raman Spectroscopy for Tissue Interrogation of Shock, U.S. Department of Defense, $13,404

• Stephen P. Watton, Silica Supported Copper Phenanthrolines as Catalysts & Mechanistic Probes, American Chemical Society, $8,000

Total for Chemistry: $1,221,922

Criminal Justice

• Jay S. Albanese, Sloan Foundation Pre-tenure Leave Fellowship, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, $10,937

Total for Criminal Justice: $10,937

English

• Patricia Perry, Capital Writing Project, National Writing Project Corp (The), $25,000

• R.K. Priebe, Bringing Africa into the Classroom through African Literature: A Proposal for Four Workshops for High School Teachers, Virginia Foundation for Humanities, $2,500

Total for English: $27,500

Environmental Studies

• J. Clifford Fox, Y2K Implementation Assistance, VA Dept. Conservation & Recreation, $114,095

• J. Clifford Fox, An Air Quality Public Education Campaign - End of Season Survey, 2001, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, $35,315

• J. Clifford Fox, To Provide Episodic Survey Services for the Washington/Baltimore Clean Air Partners, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, $38,229

• J. Clifford Fox, An Air Quality Public Education Campaign Research and Survey, 2001, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, $38,820

• Gregory C. Garman, Survey of Roanoke Logperch in the Roanoke River Basin, Virginia Department of Transportation, $9,634

• Gregory C. Garman, Chesapeake Bay Implementation Assistance, VA Dept. Conservation & Recreation, $37,000

• Gregory C. Garman, Enhanced Aquatic Resources Component for the 2002 Biennal Nonpoint Source Water Quality Assessment, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, $27,500

• Gregory C. Garman, A Quantitative Assessment of Fish Passage in Two Costal Rivers, Nature Conservancy, $11,377

• Gregory C. Garman, Fish Passage in Road Culverts of the Rappahannock River Basin, Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries, $93,946

• Gregory C. Garman, Age and Growth Analysis of Virginia Fishes, Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries, $51,313

• Gregory C. Garman, Anadromous Fish Monitoring & Sampling for the Falls of the James River, City of Richmond, $20,000

• Gregory C. Garman, Web Module Development, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, $50,000

• Gregory C. Garman, Perennial Stream Field Detrmination Protocol, VA Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance Dept., $26,800

• Gregory C. Garman, Environmental Program Manager, VA Dept. Conservation & Recreation, $13,350

Total for Environmental Studies: $567,379

Mathematics

• Reuben W. Farley, Virginia Collaborative for Excellence in the Preparation of Teachers Follow On, National Science Foundation, $600,001

• William E. Haver, Preparing Future Middle School Mathematics and Science Teachers: An Opportunity for Virginia, U.S. Department of Education, $600,000

• William E. Haver, VA Interdisciplinary Science Graduate Teaching Fellows in Middle School Education, National Science Foundation, $46,667

• William E. Haver, VA Interdisciplinary Science Graduate Teaching Fellows in Middle School Education, National Science Foundation, $500,000

• Henry P Johnson, Advanced Scholars/Gateway to the 21st Century, City of Richmond, $75,052

Total for Mathematics: $1,821,720

Physics

• Alison A. Baski, Structure & Reactivity of Metal-Induced ID Nanostructures on High-Index Silicon Surfaces, National Science Foundation, $196,707

• Puru Jena, Compound Metal Clusters and Cluster Assemblies, U.S. Department of Energy, $171,943

• Puru Jena, Trapping of Butadiene by Metal Atoms, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $324,675

Total for Physics: $693,325

Political Science/Public Administration

• R. Hambrick, Managing People, Processes and Change, Commonwealth of Virginia, $6,000

• R. Hambrick, Certified Public Manager Programs, VA Office of Human Resources, $12,000

• R. Hambrick, Managing People, Processes and Change, Commonwealth of Virginia, $9,000

Total for Political Science/Public Administration: $27,000

Psychology

• Kevin W. Allison, Community Social Capacity: Using Networks & Technology to Build Community Capacity, Aspen Institute, $100,000

• Faye Z. Belgrave, A Cultural Enhancement Drug Prevention Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $98,855

• Faye Z. Belgrave, A Cultural Enhancement Drug Prevention Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $296,568

• Faye Z. Belgrave, A Cultural Enhancement Drug Prevention Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $234,065

• Faye Z. Belgrave, Intervention for African American Females, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $399,982

• Jack W. Berry, Warmth-Based Versus Conscientiousness-Based Virtues, Altruistic Personality Traits, and Expressions of Altruistic and Compassionate Love, Fetzer Institute, $86,324

• Steven J. Danish, Developing a Virginia Tobacco Program, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $299,205

• Thomas E. Eissenberg, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $412,290

• Thomas E. Eissenberg, TERN Faculty Scholar Program, University of Kentucky, $21,775

• Thomas E. Eissenberg, Crossover Study Comparning C105 (levo-amphetamine sulfate), Sention Inc, $139,603

• Albert D. Farrell, Computerized Target Complaints and Inpatient Outcomes, National Institutes of Health, $30,970

• Albert D. Farrell, Identifying Essential Skills for Violence Prevention, National Institutes of Health, $255,566

• Albert D. Farrell, Evaluation Research Study in the Area of Aggression/Interpersonal Youth Violence, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $900,001

• Albert D. Farrell, Evaluation Research Study in Area of Aggression/Interpersonal Youth, Program Announcement 99067, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $144,942

• Elizabeth A. Fries, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $1,289,064

• Robert J. Hamm, Evaluation of Test Compound for Improving Recovery after Brain Injury, Aderis Pharmaceuticals, $17,546

• Robert J. Hamm, Delay Treatment of Experimental Traumatic Brain Injury: The Role of the AMPA Receptor, VA Dept. of Rehabilitative Services, $76,228

• Clarissa S. Holmes, Memory and Learning in Children with IDDM, National Institutes of Health, $302,985

• Catherine W. Howard, Service Learning for Youthful Offenders, VA Department of Correctional Education, $20,000

• Kathy Ingram, Project Prove, VA Department of Correctional Education, $29,945

• Susan G. Kornstein, Alcohol Use Disorder in Patients Treated for Depression, Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc, $40,345

• Suzanne E Mazzeo, Binge Eating Disorder & Depression in Ethnically Diverse Undergraduate Men & Women, National Honor Society in Psychology, $1,441

• Joseph H. Porter, Effects of Antipsychotic Drugs on Phencyclidine (PCP) Induced Impairments in Reference & Working Memory in Mice, Jeffress, $29,107

• Dace S. Svikis, Brief Intervention for Drug Use in Pregnant Women, National Institutes of Health, $449,051

• S.R. Vrana, Adolescents' Physiological Response to Anger, National Institutes of Health, $23,994

• Susan B. Wilkes, Executive Leadership Development, Virginia Department of Transportation, $4,914

• Susan B. Wilkes, Organizational Consultation, Virginia Department of Transportation, $3,516

• Susan B. Wilkes, Performance Improvement Consultation, BCWH Architects, $3,844

• Susan B. Wilkes, Executive Institute Coaching, Virginia Department of Transportation, $1,350

• Susan B. Wilkes, 360-degree Feedback, Wunderlin Company, $2,220

• Susan B. Wilkes, Organizational Development for Louisa Residency, Virginia Department of Transportation, $14,751

• Susan B. Wilkes, Performance Enhancement Assessment, Virginia Department of Transportation, $2,117

• Susan B. Wilkes, Leadership Assessment, Wunderlin Company, $1,295

• Susan B. Wilkes, Executive Team Training, Virginia Department of Transportation, $14,240

• Susan B. Wilkes, 360 Degree Feedback, Virginia Transportation Research Council, $5,183

• Susan B. Wilkes, Staff Training and Development Consultation, Virginia Department of Transportation, $136,848

• Susan B. Wilkes, Leadership Assessment, Kentucky Manufacturing Company, $3,596

• Susan B. Wilkes, 360-degree Feedback, Virginia House of Delegates, $6,375

Total for Psychology: $5,900,101

Statistical Sciences

• Jason R. W. Merrick, Sloan Pre-tenure Leave Fellowship, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, $7,400

• Jason R. W. Merrick, A Value Model for the Runway Incursion Problem, Booz, Allen, Hamilton Inc, $25,000

Total for Statistical Sciences: $32,400

Urban Studies & Planning

• Robert D. Rugg, Richmond Neighborhood Indicators, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, $20,000

• Weiping Wu, Intraurban Settlement Patterns and Adaptation of China's Rural Migrants, National Science Foundation, $5,990

Total for Urban Studies & Planning: $25,990

Total for Humanities & Sciences: $11,930,515

Medicine

Anatomy and Neurobiology

• Raymond J. Colello, Growth Factor Enhanced Retroviral Gene Transfer to CNS, National Institutes of Health, $181,250

• Babette Fuss, CNS Myelination - - Role of Phosphodiesterase-I/Autotaxin, National Institutes of Health, $72,500

• Stephen J. Goldberg, Precise Control of Tongue Movement, National Institutes of Health, $261,034

• Stephen J. Goldberg, Eye Movements: Force, Motion, and Anatomy Relationships, National Institutes of Health, $250,600

• J.L. Haar, "Preparing Future Faculty in the Professions", U.S. Department of Education, $110,257

• James H. Johnson, Do 3-D Computer Models of Anatomy Enhance Learning?, National Institutes of Health, $195,562

• Randall E. Merchant, Nutritional Supplementation with Sun Chlorella Agaricus: A Phase 1 clinical Study, Sun Chlorella Corporation, $77,500

• M. Alex Meredith, Cross Modal Integration and Plasticity in Somatosensory, National Institutes of Health, $219,058

• Linda L. Phillips, Matrix Metalloproteinases & Regenerative Plasticity Following Brain Trauma, National Institutes of Health, $341,003

• John T. Povlishock, Calpain in Axon Injury: Pathology &Therapeutic Issues, National Institutes of Health, $40,320

• John T. Povlishock, The Brain Parenchymal and Vascular Response to Trauma, National Institutes of Health, $288,200

• John T. Povlishock, Axonal Response to Traumatic Brain Injury, National Institutes of Health, $258,071

• Ary S. Ramoa, Mechanisms of Visual Plasticity, National Institutes of Health, $264,950

• Ary S. Ramoa, Alcohol in Neocortex Development and Plasticity, National Institutes of Health, $323,100

• David G. Simpson, Bioengineered Bone, NanoMatrix, LLC, $5,001

• David G. Simpson, Engineered Skin, NanoMatrix, LLC, $10,000

• Andras K. Szakal, Cellular Mechanisms of Germinal Center Reaction in Aging, National Institutes of Health, $236,707

Total for Anatomy and Neurobiology: $3,135,113

Anesthesiology

• Bruce D. Spiess, Evaluate the Efficacy and Safety of Hemolink (O-Raffinose Cross-Linked Human Hemoglobin), Hemosol Inc., $167,508

• Bruce D. Spiess, Preliminary Studies of Microcirculatory Oxygen Transport Utilizing Hemosol Incorporated's Hemolink, Hemosol Inc., $714,578

• Bruce D. Spiess, Coordinated Studies into the Mechanism of Organ Protection from Decompression Sickness by Perfluorocarbon Emulsions, U.S. Department of Defense, $154,321

• Bruce D. Spiess, Safety of Desflurane Versus/Soflurane in Pts with Coronary Artery Disease Undergoing Peripheral Vascular Surgery, Baxter Healthcare Corporation, $95,219

Total for Anesthesiology: $1,131,626

Biochemistry & Molecular Bio.

• William L. Banks, Jr., American Association for Cancer Education 2000 Meeting, National Institutes of Health, $19,059

• Matthew J. Beckman, Arthritis & the Importance of Ets-2 in Urokinase-plasminogen Activator Expression in Arthritis, Jeffress, $27,000

• Matthew J. Beckman, Macrophage Activation & Cytokine Production in Response to Barium Particles, DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc., $44,570

• Swati P. Deb, Overexpression of MDM2 in the Etiology of Breast Cancer, National Institutes of Health, $229,081

• Robert F. Diegelmann, Training Program in Tissue Repair, National Institutes of Health, $90,727

• William M. Grogan, Characterization and Quantification of Post-Transitionally Modified Cholesteryl Esterease Isoenzymes in Biological Samples by ESI-FTCIR Mass Spectrometry, Jeffress, $29,945

• Darrell Peterson, Development of the HBcAg as a Vaccine Carrier Platform, Vaccine Research Institute of San Diego, $50,000

• Darrell Peterson, Development of HBU Care as a Vaccine Carrier, National Institutes of Health, $16,444

• H.M. Rosenfeldt, Signaling of the Sphingosine-1-Phosphate Receptor, Endthelium Differentiation Gene-1, in Angiogensis, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $15,000

• Carmen Sato-Bigbee, Identification of Molecular Mechanisms Regulating Oligodendrocite Proliferation, Jeffress, $25,000

• LaVerne G. Schirch, Effect of Folic Acid & Vitamin B6 on Homocysteine, National Institutes of Health, $178,165

• Sarah Spiegel, Lysophosphatidic Acid Regulation and Roles in Human Prostate Cancer, U.S. Department of Defense, $583,029

• Sarah Spiegel, NIH Postdoctoral Wage Honorium Contract, National Institutes of Health, $37,800

• Sarah Spiegel, Sphingosine Kinase and Cancer, National Institutes of Health, $118,750

• Sarah Spiegel, Sphingolipid Metabolite, Sphingosine 1 Phosphate, National Institutes of Health, $25,826

• Sarah Spiegel, Regulation of Sphingosine Kinase in Prostate Cancer Cells, U.S. Department of Defense, $97,906

• Sarah Spiegel, Sphingolipid Metabolite, Sphingosine 1 Phosphate, National Institutes of Health, $287,391

• Hendricus G. van Antwerpen, The Structure and Atherogenicity of LDL, National Institutes of Health, $254,941

• Hendricus G. van Antwerpen, Minority Predoctoral Fellowship Program, National Institutes of Health, $31,322

• Hendricus G. van Antwerpen, Minority Predoctoral Fellowship Program, National Institutes of Health, $1,906

• Glen C. Van Tuyle, Mitochondrial Mutations in Sensorineural Deafness, Jeffress, $30,000

• Zendra E. Zehner, Vimentin's Regulatory Factors Involved in Development, National Institutes of Health, $233,192

Total for Biochemistry & Molecular Bio.: $2,427,054

Biostatistics

• Walter H. Carter, Statistical Consultation on Preliminary Accepted Manuscripts for the Radiology Journal, Radiological Society of North America, $80,000

• Chris Gennings, Comprehensive Assessment of Endocrine-Active Mixtures (Statistical Analysis), Michigan State University/Holmes Group, $34,859

• Chris Gennings, Comprehensive Assessment of Endocrine-Active Mixtures (Statistical Analysis), Michigan State University/Holmes Group, $33,330

• Chris Gennings, Disinfection of By-Products with Many Components, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, $197,067

• Chris Gennings, Evaluating Mixtures of Five Haloacetic Acids, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, $69,978

• D. Ko, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $103,001

• Viswanathan Ramakrishnan, Determining Effects of Genes, Environment and Gene X Environment Interaction that are Common to Breast and Ovarian Cancers Via Bivariate Logistic Regression, U.S. Department of Defense, $69,350

Total for Biostatistics: $587,585

Dean's Office (Medicine)

• Sheryl Garland, Community Access Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $1,145,584

• Hermes A. Kontos, General Clinical Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $2,733,636

Total for Dean's Office (Medicine): $3,879,220

Dermatology

• Algin B. Garrett, Development of a Scientific Infrastructure to Facilitate Clinical Research, Dermatology Foundation, $10,000

Total for Dermatology: $10,000

Emergency Medicine

• R. Wayne Barbee, In Vivo Analysis of Critical Oxygen Delivery in the spontaneously Hypertensive Rat, Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, $2,400

• R. Wayne Barbee, Novel Methods for Determining and Optimizing Central Intravascular Volume, Commonwealth Health Research Board, $67,662

• R. Wayne Barbee, Metabolic Engineering Using Inhibition of Protein Synthesis to Improve Survival from Severe Hemorrhage, U.S. Department of Defense, $149,923

• Joseph P. Ornato, Clinical Study Characterizing the Prime ECG Electrocardic Mapping System, Meridian Medical Technologies, $53,629

• Samuel R Rose, Poison Control Stabilization and Enhancement Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $129,247

• Kevin R. Ward, Preliminary Studies Examining Near Ultraviolet Fluorescence and Raman Spectroscopy for Tissue Interrogation of Shock, U.S. Department of Defense, $261,734

Total for Emergency Medicine: $664,595

Family Practice

• Stephen M. Ayres, Community Based Primary Healthcare, American International Health Alliance, $138,867

• Anton J. Kuzel, Family Physician Reports of Medical Error, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $36,874

• David W. Marsland, Practice Based Research Network Infrastructure, National Institutes of Health, $147,290

• C.A. Peel, Predoctoral Training in Primary Care, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $146,064

• Stephen F. Rothemich, Network-Defining Data for ACORN, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $49,681

• Stephen F. Rothemich, Controlled Evaluation of Making Tobacco Use Status A Vital Sign, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $91,465

• Stephen F. Rothemich, Generalist Faculty Scholars Program, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $118,104

• Deborah L. Ulmer, Grants for Faculty Development in Family Medicine, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $7,931

• Deborah L. Ulmer, Grants for Faculty Development in Family Medicine, National Institutes of Health, $157,905

• Steven Woolf, Editor of British Medical Journal, British Medical Journal--USA, $78,344

• Steven Woolf, Characterizing Medical Error: A Primary Care Study, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $172,450

Total for Family Practice: $1,144,975

Human Genetics

• Joann N. Bodurtha, Virginia Leadership Excellence in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities - An Interdisciplinary Educational Program (VA-LEND), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $300,000

• Joann N. Bodurtha, Virginia Leadership Excellence in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities-An Interdisciplinary Educational Program (VA-LEND), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $43,945

• Joann N. Bodurtha, Kovar Fellowship, Knights of Virginia Asstance for Retarded, $9,000

• Linda A. Corey, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $121,058

• Lindon J. Eaves, Genetic Epidemiology of Juvenile Psychopathology, Duke University Medical Center, $281,169

• Lindon J. Eaves, A Longitudal Twin Study of Cognition and Aging, Boston University, $23,924

• Debra L. Foley, The Genetic Epidemiology of Juvenile Anxiety Disorders, National Institutes of Health, $145,000

• Xue Zong Liu, Molecualr Basis for Phenotypic Variation in Usher Syndrome, Foundation Fighting Blindness, $69,450

• Joyce A. Lloyd, Regulation of Human Gamma & Beta Globin Genes, National Institutes of Health, $272,936

• Walter E. Nance, Genetic Studies of NonSyndromic Deafness, National Institutes of Health, $441,943

• Walter E. Nance, Creation of a DNA Repository to Identify Deafness Genes, National Institutes of Health, $451,474

• Walter E. Nance, Molecular Genetics of Non-Syndromic Deafness, University of Miami, $22,000

• Arti Pandya, Deafness in WS1: Search for Genetic Modifiers, National Institutes of Health, $82,745

• Rita Shiang, Characterization of the Treacher Collins Syndrome Gene, National Institutes of Health, $285,320

• Judy L. Silberg, Parental Effects on Childhood Behavior in the Offspring of Twins, Hazel Thorpe and George Gay Carman Trust, $52,500

• Judy L. Silberg, Pathways to Adult Psychopathology: Etiological Factors, National Institutes of Health, $57,580

• Judy L. Silberg, Parental Effects on Depression and Disruptive Behavior, National Institutes of Health, $758,375

• Jolene J. Windle, Osteoclasts From Transgenic Mice, University of Pittsburgh, $84,195

Total for Human Genetics: $3,502,614

Internal Medicine

• Gorden L. Archer, Staphylococcal Methicillin Resistance Locus, National Institutes of Health, $375,357

• Gorden L. Archer, Genome Analysis of Staphylococcus Epidermis, The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR), $16,671

• James A. Arrowood, Omapatrilat Cardiovascular Treatment Assessment Versus Enalapril (OCTAVE), Bristol Myers Squibb Company, $2,000

• P.A. Boling, A Comprehensive Program to Strengthen Physicians' Training in Geriatrics, Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, $458,222

• H.F. Clemo, Swelling Acitivated Currents and Myocyte Volume in CHF, National Institutes of Health, $290,000

• Michael W. Climo, Assignment Agreement-Katrina Sue Williams, Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, $37,982

• Kevin R. Cooper, Control of Dyspnea on Exertion by Sustained Reduction of Dynamic Air Trapping by Salmeterol, GlaxoSmithKline, $104,137

• John J. Cotter, Study of Telemedicine Projects, Virginia Department of Health, $51,500

• Michael J. Cowley, Captive, MedNova Inc, $36,200

• Michael J. Cowley, Cilostazol for Restenosis (CREST) Trial, Emory University, $157,500

• Michael J. Cowley, BARI Extension, University of Pittsburgh, $1,900

• Pamela Daffern, Phase III DoubleBlind, Double Dummn, Parallel-Group, Multicenter, Placebo-Controlled, Efficacy and Safety Study of Ciclesonide MDI 400 g/day,800 g/day, Quintiles Pacific, Inc., $103,360

• Pamela Daffern, Long Term Study of Ciciesonide MDI 400 g/day to 800 g/day (ex-valve) or QVAR 320 ug/day to 640 ug/day, Quintiles Pacific, Inc., $63,150

• Pamela Daffern, A Phase II Double Blind, Parallel, Group, Multicenter, Placebo-Controlled Study of Ciclesonide MD188 G/Day, Quintiles, Inc., $38,240

• Robert W. Downs, Phase 2 Randomized Study of Arzoxifene HCI Versus Placebo and Raloxifene, Parexel International Corp., $54,826

• Robert W. Downs, Clinical Trial to Compare Efficacy, Safety, and Tolerability of Metformin ER (M-ER) Tablets and Metformin Immediate Release (M-IR) Tablets, PPD Development, LLC, $47,440

• Robert W. Downs, Trial of Effects of Tibolone on the Incidence on New Verbral Fractures in Osteoporotic Postmenopausal Women, Organon Pharmaceuticals, $1,389,520

• Robert W. Downs, Raloxifene Alendronate Comparison in Postmenopausal Women with Osteoporosis, Eli Lilly & Co., $116,813

• Robert W. Downs, Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Zoledronic Acid in the Treatment of Osteoporosis in Postmenopausal Women, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, $216,000

• Robert W. Downs, Multicenter, Double-Blind Randimozed, Placebo and Raloxifene Controlled Study to Assess Safety and Efficacy of TSE-424 in the Prevention of Postmenopausal, Wyeth-Ayerst Research, $231,120

• Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, William GeorgeFellowship in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, North Am. Society of Pacing & Electro., $50,000

• Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, Study of IV CVT 510 in Patients with PSVT Undergoing Electrophysiology Study, CV Therapeutics, $108,000

• Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, American-Australian-Affrican Trial with DronedarONe in Atrial Fibrillation of Flueeter Patients for the Maintenance of Sinus Rhythm (AD)NIS), Sanofi-Synthelabo Research, $83,800

• Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, Doe-Response Study of CVT-510 in Patients with Rapid Atrial Fibrillation of Flutter, CV Therapeutics, $17,250

• Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, Evaluate Safety of 75 + 125 mg Doses of Oral Azimiliole 2HC1 in Patients with an ICD for Treatment of Ventricular Arrhythmia, Quintiles, Inc., $32,500

• Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study of Intravenous CVT-510 in Patients with PSVT Undergoing an Electrophysiologic Study, CV Therapeutics, $29,500

• Evelyn J. Fisher, A Large, Simple Trial Comparing Two Strategies for Management of Anti-Retroviral Therapy, Social & Scientific Systems, Inc., $127,692

• Evelyn J. Fisher, Richmond AIDS Consortium-Community Programs for Clinical Research on AIDS, National Institutes of Health, $922,562

• Alpha A. Fowler, Redox Imbalance and Lung Fibroblast Activation, American Lung Association, National, $32,500

• Alpha A. Fowler, Nitric Oxide Regulation of Endothelial IL-8 Expression, National Institutes of Health, $205,362

• Alpha A. Fowler, Role of Nitric Oxide in Modulation of IL-8 Expression, National Institutes of Health, $41,996

• Todd W.B. Gehr, Astudy of Darbepoetin Alfa Administered Once Every Four Weeks in Chronic Renal Insufficancy (CRI) subjects with Anemia, Amgen, Inc., $39,481

• Steve Grant, Modulation of ARA-C Induced Apoptosis by Bryostatin 1, National Institutes of Health, $314,725

• Steve Grant, Flavopiridol and Differentiation-Inducers in Leukemia, National Institutes of Health, $249,375

• Steve Grant, Checkpoint Abrogation and MEK/MAPK Inhibition: A Novel Therapeutic, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, $99,986

• Steve Grant, Potentiation of Taxane Activity by Mek/Mapk Inhibitors, National Institutes of Health, $164,601

• Steve Grant, Mechanistic Studies of PMA and Flavopiridol Interactions, National Institutes of Health, $46,192

• Michael L. Hess, Preference Study of Gengraf Compared to Noeral in Stable Solid Organ Transplant Subjects, PPD Development, LLC, $8,450

• Michael L. Hess, Cardiovascular Injury Mechanisms, National Institutes of Health, $204,761

• Michael L. Hess, African American Heart Failure Trial (AHEFT), NitroMed, Inc, $41,000

• Paula K. Horvatich, Mid-Atlantic Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $20,000

• Paula K. Horvatich, Mid-Atlantic Addiction Technology Transfer Center, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $164,629

• Robert L. Jesse, Pharmacokinetic Study of the Sirolimus-Coated BX Velocity Balloon Expandable Stent in Patients with De Nova Coronary Artery Lesions, Duke University Medical Center, $26,500

• Robert L. Jesse, Acute Compensated Heart Failure National Registry, Scios Inc, $9,600

• Lisa G Kaplowitz, Pennsylvania/Mid-Atlantic AIDS Education and Training Center, University of Pittsburgh, $242,000

• Lisa G Kaplowitz, Level IV Clinical Consultation, University of Pittsburgh, $3,000

• Lisa G Kaplowitz, Pennsylvania/Mid-Atlantic AIDS Education and Training Center, University of Pittsburgh, $10,000

• Thomas M. Kerkering, Phase 2 Open-Labeled Randomized Dose-Ranging of the Safety and Efficacy of Intravenous Anidulafungin (VER002) in the Treatment of Patients with Invasive, Concepts in Pharmaceutical Research, $338,237

• Hermes A. Kontos, Evaluation of Albumin Cobalt Binding Test for Use as an Aid to the Diagnosis of Cardiac Ischemia, IschemiaTechnologies, Inc., $46,875

• John F. Kuemmerle, Growth and Function of Cultured Gastrointestinal Muscle, National Institutes of Health, $283,500

• Rakesh C. Kukreja, Gene Transfer with Heat Shock Protein 70 using Echocardiographic Microbubble Destruction Directed to Rabbit Myocardium, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $30,000

• Rekesh C. Kukreja, Role of p38 MAP kinase, NF-Kappa B and Nitric Oxide in Delayed Cardioprotection, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $66,000

• Rakesh C. Kukreja, Signaling Mechanisms in Pharmacologic Preconditioning, National Institutes of Health, $290,000

• Rakesh C. Kukreja, Molecular Mechanisms of Delayed Preconditioning, National Institutes of Health, $265,698

• Susan R. Lavoie, Prospective Open-Label non-randomized, Naturalistic Long Term Safety Surveillance Obsertational Study of Ciprofloxacin the the Treatment of Pediatric Patients, Bayer Corporation, $17,932

• Susan R. Lavoie, Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trails Group (PACTG), WESTAT, $155,190

• Susan R. Lavoie, Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trials Group (PACTG), WESTAT, $162,651

• Velimir A. Luketic, Multicentered Randomized Trial of High-dose Urso in PSC, Mayo Foundation, $41,410

• Velimir A. Luketic, PRIMARY BILIARY CIRRHOSIS URSODIOL/METHOTREXATE/PLACEBO STUDY, University of Texas, $81,600

• Laurie Lyckholm, Research and Development of End of Life Medically Underserved Cirriculum, Open Society Institute, $70,000

• Gabriel M. Makhlouf, Hormonal Integration of Exocrine and Endocrine Organs, National Institutes of Health, $362,500

• John M. McCarty, Gene Regulation of Thrombopoietin Expression, National Institutes of Health, $130,050

• John M. McCarty, Safety Trial of Recombinant Urokinose in the Treatment of Occluded Central Venous Catheters, Abbott Laboratories, $31,065

• George F. Moxley, Influence of Sex and HLA on Rheumatoid Arthritis, National Institutes of Health, $95,836

• John E. Nestler, Insulin and the Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, National Institutes of Health, $293,625

• John E. Nestler, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Role of Insulin Resistance, National Institutes of Health, $79,783

• Mary D. Nettleman, Project Choice Efficacy Study, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $13,530

• Mary D. Nettleman, Project Balance, Association of American Medical Colleges, $233,013

• Mary D. Nettleman, Preventing Alcohol-Exposed Pregnancies Among High-Risk Women in Special Settings, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $300,000

• Mary D. Nettleman, Project Choices Efficacy Trial, CDC Foundation, $117,854

• Stephen J. O'Keefe, Diet, Disease, & Pancreatic Enzyme Synthesis in Humans, National Institutes of Health, $216,825

• Elizabeth B. Ripley, Pre-ESRD Syndrome in High Risk African American Adults, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $126,730

• Elizabeth B. Ripley, Antihypertensive Efficacy of Adding Candesartan Cilexetil to Lisinoprial: A Multicenter Trial Using Atacand vs Zestril, Astra-Zeneca Pharmaceuticals L.P., $18,761

• Arun J. Sanyal, Studies of Mechanisms and Treatment of Liver Disease, National Institutes of Health, $117,042

• Arun J. Sanyal, Clinical Studies of Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis, National Institutes of Health, $304,202

• Arun J. Sanyal, Hepatic Neovascularization and Genesis of Tips Stenosis, National Institutes of Health, $200,100

• Arun J. Sanyal, Study for the Treatment of Refractory Ascites, National Institutes of Health, $76,788

• Arun J. Sanyal, Training Grant in Digestive and Liver Diseases, National Institutes of Health, $242,649

• Anton C. Schoolwerth, Correction of Hamoglovin and Outcomes in Renal Insufficiency, Ortho Biotech Inc, $112,695

• Lawrence B. Schwartz, Evaluation of Basophil Involvement in Humane Disease, National Institutes of Health, $203,499

• Lawrence B. Schwartz, Different Types of Human Mast Cells, National Institutes of Health, $237,757

• Lawrence B. Schwartz, Biochemistry of Mast Cell Secretory Granule Enzymes, National Institutes of Health, $290,000

• Mitchell L. Shiffman, HALT-C, National Institutes of Health, $698,873

• Mitchell L. Shiffman, HALT-C, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $68,270

• Mitchell L. Shiffman, HALT-C, National Institutes of Health, $283,680

• Domenica A. Sica, Disposition and Afety of M100240 in Subjects with Renal Impairment and Normal Healthy Subjects, Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc, $566,688

• Domenica A. Sica, Effects of Ketoconazole on the Pharmacokinetics of Telithromycin After Multiple Oral Doses of 800 MG once a Day for 5 days in Subjects with 60 Years of Age, Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc, $128,686

• Domenica A. Sica, Titration Study Comparing the Safety and Efficacy of Diltiazem Hydrochloride Extended Release Tables (G99), Premier Research, $26,401

• Domenica A. Sica, Double Blind, Randomized, Parallel Group Study Comparing the Effects of Diovan HCT (Valsartan 160mg/HCTZ 12.5mg) to Amlodipine, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, $26,250

• Domenica A. Sica, Innovative Interventions for Hypertension Prevention in African-American Adolescents, National Kidney Foundation, VA, $20,000

• Domenica A. Sica, Comparison of the Pharmacokinetics of Oxilan, Cook Imaging Corporation, $14,625

• Domenica A. Sica, Randomized Placebo-Controlled Multicenter Fixed Dose Study to Compare the Blood Pressure Responses of Patients with Moderate Hypertension Receiving, Forest Laboratories, $45,900

• Wally R. Smith, Pain in Sickle Cell Epidemiologic Study, National Institutes of Health, $630,093

• Wally R. Smith, Phase II, Multicenter Twelve-Week, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Pharellel Group, Quintiles, Inc., $45,931

• Wally R. Smith, Institutional NRSA T32-Primary Care Scholars, National Institutes of Health, $286,965

• George W. Vetrovec, Pharmacokinetic Study of Sirolimus-Coated by Velocity Stent in Patients with De Novo Coronary Lesions, Cordis Corporation, $35,950

• George W. Vetrovec, Stents and Radiation Therapy (Start 40/20), Novoste Corporation, $10,050

• George W. Vetrovec, Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of BO-653 in Prevention of Post-Angioplsty Restenosis in Stented Lesions, Chugai Biopharmaceuticals, $181,531

• Michael F. Weaver, Acute Drug Withdrawal in a General Medical Setting, National Institutes of Health, $111,224

• Christopher Wise, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Randomized, Genmab A/S, $82,000

• Christopher Wise, Safety of Estrogen in Lupus Erythematosus, Hospital for Joint Diseases-Orthopaedic Institute, $91,350

• Christopher Wise, Etanercept Therapy for Immune-Mediated Cochleovestibular Disorders, Immunex, $0

• Mark A. Wood, Ventak Prizm AVT Model 1900 with Application Software Model 2849, Guidant Corporation, $20,312

• Mark A. Wood, InSync ICD: Clinical Study Evaluating Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy for Heart Failure Patients with ICD Indications, Medtronic, $39,650

• Mark A. Wood, Cryoablation of Focal Atrial Fibrillation, CryoCor, Inc, $15,820

• Mark A. Wood, Evaluate the Feasibility of the CryoCor Cardiac Cryoablation System for the Treatment of Atrial Fibrillation, CryoCor, Inc, $41,250

• Alvin M. Zfass, A Study of the Safety, Efficacy and Tolerability of Intravenous Antegren in Subjects with Moderately to Severely Active Crohn's Disease, Elan Pharmaceuticals, $188,563

• Alvin M. Zfass, A Study of the Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability of Intravenous Antegren in Maintaining Clinical Response and Remission in Subjects with Crohn's Disease, Elan Pharmaceuticals, $86,300

Total for Internal Medicine: $16,487,159

Massey Cancer Center

• Harry D. Bear, Immunotherapy with BCG plus Melanoma Vaccine CancerVax BCG plus a Placebo as Post-Surgical Treatment for State III Melanoma, CancerVax Corporation, $170,000

• Harry D. Bear, NSABP Breast Cancer Treatment Trials Master Purchased Agreement, NSABP Foundation, $63,250

• Harry D. Bear, NSABP Ancillary Studies, NSABP Foundation, $69,201

• Joann N. Bodurtha, Women Improving Screening Through Education and Risk Management, Susan Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Richmond Aff, $49,985

• Harold Chung, Prospective Ovservational Study of Mylotarg (Gemtuzumab Ozogamicin) in Usual Care, Wyeth-Ayerst Research, $29,000

• Christopher E. Desch, NSABP Prevention Industrial Master Puchased Services Agreement, NSABP Foundation, $21,000

• Elizabeth A. Fries, Reaching Rural Residents With Nutrition Strategies, National Institutes of Health, $107,344

• Elizabeth A. Fries, Reaching Rural Residents With Nutrition Strategies (minority student award: John Mkandawire), National Institutes of Health, $34,511

• Gordon D. Ginder, Massey Cancer Center Core Support, National Institutes of Health, $1,788,028

• Gordon D. Ginder, Regulation of Class I Gene Expressions in Tumor Cells, National Institutes of Health, $219,835

• Gordon D. Ginder, Postdoctoral Training Program in Cancer Biology, National Institutes of Health, $270,193

• Gordon D. Ginder, Health Care Facilities and Other Construction, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $1,175,590

• Gordon D. Ginder, Globin Gene Regulation During Erythroid Differentiation, National Institutes of Health, $271,159

• Steve Grant, Phase II and Correlative Studies of Bryo/HiDAC, National Institutes of Health, $323,820

• Thomas F. Huff, American Cancer Society Institutional Grant, American Cancer Society, Inc., $60,000

• John M. McCarty, Phase III Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Multi-Center Study of the Safety Efficacy and Pharmacokinetics of Oral, TAB Clinical Trials, Inc, $59,925

• John M. McCarty, A Phase 3, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Recombinant Human Keratinocyte Growth Factor (rHuKGF) for, Amgen, Inc., $103,100

• John M. McCarty, A Multicenter, Open Label Randomized, Active Controlled Phase 2/3 Clinical Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Processed Unarelated Bone Marrow in, Chimeric Therapies, Inc, $50,000

• John M. McCarty, Recombinant Urokinase (ABT-120 Orokinase Alpha) in the Treatment of Occluded Central Venous Catheters, Abbott Laboratories, $12,751

• John M. McCarty, Blood & Marrow Transplant Clinical Research Network, University of Kentucky, $16,794

• John M. McCarty, A Multi-Center, Non -Randomized Single Arm, Please I Clinical Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Processed Bone Marrow, Chimeric Therapies, Inc, $25,000

• Richard G. Moran, Mechanism and Control of Folate Polyglutamation, National Institutes of Health, $295,925

• Richard G. Moran, Molecular Bases of Tetrahydrofolate Antimetabolism, National Institutes of Health, $288,133

• John D. Roberts, Phase I Trial of Bryostatin and Interleukin-2, National Institutes of Health, $143,504

• John D. Roberts, Industrial Master Purchased Services Agreement, NSABP Foundation, $69,201

• John D. Roberts, VCU Minority-Based CCOP, National Institutes of Health, $561,318

• John D. Roberts, Phase 1 Studies of Anticancer Drug & Gene Therapy, New York University Medical Center, $10,300

• John D. Roberts, Study of the Combination of Gleevec (STI 571) with Cisplatin and Etoposide for Previously Untreated Extensive Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, $151,840

• John D. Roberts, VCU Minority-Based CCOP, National Institutes of Health, $72,000

• John D. Roberts, Cancer & Leukemia Group B (CALGB) Case Study Services, University of Illinois at Chicago, $736

• James E. Shaw, National Cancer Information Service, West Virginia University, $199,469

Total for Massey Cancer Center: $6,712,912

Microbiology & Immunology

• Gregory A. Buck, Cryptosporidium Parvum Genome Sequencing Project, National Institutes of Health, $648,066

• Gregory A. Buck, Cryptospordium Parvum Genome Sequencing Project, National Institutes of Health, $220,522

• Gregory A. Buck, Molecular Interactions of the SL RNA in T. Cruzi, National Institutes of Health, $334,938

• Gregory A. Buck, Molecular Interactions of the SL RNA in T.cruzi, National Institutes of Health, $322,542

• Francine L Cabral, Continuation of Work on Detection of Naegleria fowleri in Environmental Samples, ELECTRICITE DE FRANCE, $50,000

• Guy A. Cabral, Novel Antivirals for Treatment of HIV/IV Drug Abusers, National Institutes of Health, $18,060

• Guy A. Cabral, Novel Antivirals for Treatment of HIV/Drug Abuser Populations, National Institutes of Health, $1,440

• Guy A. Cabral, Novel Antivirals for Treatment of HIV/Drug Abusers, National Institutes of Health, $5,400

• Guy A. Cabral, Marijuana Effect on Macrophage Effector Molecules, National Institutes of Health, $265,092

• Gail E. Christie, Determinants for DNA Binding by a Prokaryotic Zinc-Finger Transcription Factor, National Science Foundation, $105,000

• Gail E. Christie, Phage Encoded functions in Enterohemorrhagic E.coli, National Institutes of Health, $133,012

• Daniel H. Conrad, FACSCALIBER, National Institutes of Health, $114,500

• Daniel H. Conrad, Structure/Function of the Lymphocyte FCE Receptor, National Institutes of Health, $300,567

• Daniel H. Conrad, IgE Control by Overexpression of CD23, National Institutes of Health, $254,548

• Daniel H. Conrad, Training in Hypersensitivity and Antigen Processing, National Institutes of Health, $122,657

• Cynthia N. Cornelissen, A Molecular Study of the Gonococcal Transferrin Receptor, National Institutes of Health, $279,236

• Walter M. Holmes, Towards the Structure Determination of Bacterial trmD Proteins, GlaxoSmithKline, $14,500

• Phillip P. Hylemon, Bile Acid Signaling and Hepatic Cholesterol Metabolism, National Institutes of Health, $261,000

• Phillip P. Hylemon, Liver/Intestinal Metabolism of Bile Acids/ Cholesterol, National Institutes of Health, $1,082,535

• Francine L. Marciano-Cabral, THC Exacerbation of Acanthamoeba Brain Infection, National Institutes of Health, $25,148

• Richard T. Marconi, Analysis of UHB-Flanked Genes of Lyme Disease, National Institutes of Health, $31,690

• Richard T. Marconi, Analysis of UHB-Flanked Genes of Lyme Disease, National Institutes of Health, $1,906

• Richard T. Marconi, Bdr Proteins and Borrelia Pathogenesis, National Institutes of Health, $327,500

• Kathleen L. McCoy, Gallium Arsenide Suppression of Antigen Processing, National Institutes of Health, $201,939

• Mitzi Nagarkatti, Endothelial Cell Injury by Cytolytic Lymphocytes, National Institutes of Health, $12,150

• Mitzi Nagarkatti, Cannabinoid-Induced Apoptosis of Immune Cells, National Institutes of Health, $145,000

• Mitzi Nagarkatti, Role of CD44 Isoforms in Endothelial Cell Damage, National Institutes of Health, $34,832

• Mitzi Nagarkatti, Role of Apoptosis in TCDD-Induced Immunotoxicity, National Institutes of Health, $26,476

• Dennis E. Ohman, Training in Molecular Pathogenesis of Microbial Diseases, National Institutes of Health, $153,734

• Dennis E. Ohman, Protease Secretion in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, National Institutes of Health, $222,910

• Dennis E. Ohman, Activation of Alginate Genes in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, National Institutes of Health, $241,166

• John G. Tew, Follicular Antigen Binding Dendritic Cells, National Institutes of Health, $211,086

• Ping Xu, A Spliced Leader RNA Binding Protein from Trypanosoma Cruzi, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $66,000

Total for Microbiology & Immunology: $6,235,152

Neurology

• Severn B. Churn, Molecular Mechanisms of Receptor Function in SE, National Institutes of Health, $272,600

• Severn B. Churn, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $148,988

• Severn B. Churn, Topiramate in Refractory Status Epilepticus, Robert Wood Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Inst., $130,252

• Robert J. DeLorenzo, Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Excitability & Epilepsy, National Institutes of Health, $362,500

• Robert J. Delorenzo, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $203,198

• Robert J. DeLorenzo, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $299,286

• Robert J. DeLorenzo, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $63,265

• Warren L. Felton, Service Agreement, Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, $20,800

• Warren L. Felton, African American Antiplatelet Stroke Prevention Study, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Lukes' Medical Center, $68,676

• Warren L. Felton, Match-Management of Atherothrombosis with Clopidogrel in High-Risk Patients with Recent TIA or Ischemic Stroke, Parexel International Corp., $66,000

• Warren L. Felton, African American Antiplatelet Stroke Prevention Study, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Lukes' Medical Center, $65,775

• Robert T. Leshner, Moies Provided to Help Muscular Dystrophy Diagnosed Patients to..., Muscular Dystrophy Association, $40,000

• Robert T. Leshner, Monies Provided to Help Muscular Dystrophy Diagnosed Patients to., Muscular Dystrophy Association, $40,000

• Lawrence D. Morton, Comparison of the Efficacy and Safety of Topiramate Versus Placebo for the Prophylaxsis of Migraine in Pediatric Subjects, Pharmaceutical Resource Corporation, $64,949

• J.T. Parsons, Status Epiletpticus Induced Alteration of Intracellular Basal Calcium Homeostatic Mechanisms, Epilepsy Foundation of America, $40,000

• Pierre V. Pavot, Medical Index for Neuromuscular Data Registry, Elan Pharmaceuticals, $1,875

• John M. Pellock, Clinical Experience and Use of Sabril in Patients with Partial Seizures, Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc., $21,032

• John M. Pellock, An In Patient, Double Blind Placebo Controlled Parrallel Group Study of Remacemide Hydrochloride as Monotherapy in Subjects with Partial-Onset Seizures, Astra Merck, $27,499

• Steven M. Shapiro, Bilirubin Toxicity in the Auditory System, National Institutes of Health, $334,621

• Alan Towne, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $123,743

• Alan Towne, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $75,523

• Elizabeth J. Waterhouse, Medical College of Virginia Epilepsy Research Center, National Institutes of Health, $84,841

Total for Neurology: $2,555,423

Ob/Gyn

• Cheryl N. Bodamer, Region VI CCPC Fetal Infant Mortality Review Program, Eastern Virginia Medical School, $27,720

• Cheryl N. Bodamer, Healthy Start - Infant Mortality Review, City of Richmond, $51,742

• Cheryl N. Bodamer, Virginia Newborn Screening Program, Virginia Department of Health, $16,288

• Stephen A. Cohen, Surgical Treatment Outcomes for Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding, American College of OB/GYN, $1,250

• Scott W. Kauma, FasL in Preeclampsia & Immunotolerance to the Fetus, National Institutes of Health, $258,855

• Scott W. Kauma, Endothelial-Dependent Vasodilation in Preeclampsia, National Institutes of Health, $114,048

• Dale W. Stovall, Effect Study - Efficacy of Fosamas (R) vs. Evista (R) Comparision Trial, Merck & Co., Inc., $39,720

• Dale W. Stovall, Multicenter, Randomized, Open Label, Parallell Group Study to Evaluate Safety of Ortho-Prefest vs. Prempro, Ortho McNeil Pharmaceutial, $65,572

• Dale W. Stovall, Study of Vasomotor Symptoms in Postmenopausal Women Receiving Combination Raloxifene and Oral Estrogen, Eli Lilly & Co., $66,312

Total for Ob/Gyn: $641,507

Orthopedic Surgery

• John A. Cardea, Access the Safety in Subjects Receiving a Single Subcutaneous Dose of Darbepoetin Afla or Undergoing Preoperative Autologous Donation Before Elective Surgery, Amgen, Inc., $36,288

• John A. Cardea, Double Blind Randomized Placebo Controlled Evalution and Safety of Single Dose Subcutaneous Darbepoetin Alfa, Amgen, Inc., $35,613

• John A. Cardea, Thromboprophysaxis with Low Molecular Weight Heparin (Fragmin) vs Warfarin in Patients Undergoing Primary Total Knee Replacement, Pharmacia & UpJohn, $45,151

• S.J. Mest, Linezolid vs Vanco, For the Treatment of Xomplicated Skin and Soft Tissue Infections MRSA, Pharmacia & UpJohn, $47,379

Total for Orthopedic Surgery: $164,431

Pathology

• Marcus E. Carr, Hemophilia Regional Diagnostic and Treatment Centers, University of Pennsylvania, $20,265

• Marcus E. Carr, Hemophilia Regional Diagnostic and Treatment Centers, University of Pennsylvania, $65,556

• Marcus E. Carr, Hemophilia Regional Diagnostic and Treatment Centers, University of Pennsylvania, $1,800

• Shawn E. Holt, Functional Characterization of Primary Mammary Cells with Lifespan Extension using Ectopic Telomerase Expression, U.S. Department of Defense, $72,500

• Shawn E. Holt, Molecular Mechanisms of Prostate Cancer Progression, U.S. Department of Defense, $105,786

• A. Scott Mills, Primary Biliary Cirrhosis Ursodiol/Methotrexate Placebo Study, University of Texas, $39,955

• Alphonse Sirica, Altered Growth Factor Pathways in Biliary Cancer, National Institutes of Health, $280,546

• Alphonse Sirica, COX-2 in Human and Rat Cholangiocarcinogenesis, Merck & Co., Inc., $50,000

• Alphonse Sirica, Hepatic Oval Cells in Culture and In Vivo, National Institutes of Health, $275,681

• Joy L. Ware, Regulation of Human Prostate Epithelial Cell Growth, National Institutes of Health, $240,260

• Joy L. Ware, Mechanisms of Prostate Epithelial Cell Transformation, National Institutes of Health, $183,780

Total for Pathology: $1,336,129

Pediatrics

• Stuart P. Adler, Behavioral Intervention for Congenital CMV Disease, National Institutes of Health, $534,384

• Stuart P. Adler, Epidemiology of CMV, National Institutes of Health, $422,703

• James C. Chan, Pediatric Nephrology Training Grant, National Institutes of Health, $56,485

• James C. Chan, Pediatric Nephrology Training Grant, National Institutes of Health, $3,577

• Gail M. Cohen, Safety and Efficacy of Pentavalent (G1, G2, G3, G4 and P1) Human-BovineReassortant Rotavirus Vaccine in Healthy Infants, Merck & Company, $191,300

• Margaret A. Dolan, VA EMS for Children Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $45,000

• Margaret A. Dolan, Virginia Emergency Medical Services For Children (EMSC), VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $25,000

• Margaret A. Dolan, National Academic Centers of Excellence on Youth Violence Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $392,015

• Margaret A. Dolan, Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $123,100

• Greg R. Elliott, Observational Study of the Epidemiology and Natural History of Asthma, Genentech, Inc., $0

• Greg R. Elliott, Epidemiologic Study of Cystic Fibrosis, Genentech, Inc., $3,602

• Greg R. Elliott, Multicenter Randomized Contolled Open Label Study to Evaluate the Safety of Xolair, Genentech, Inc., $2,000

• Greg R. Elliott, Cystic Fibrosis Program, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, $34,590

• Jay W. Ellison, Frequency of PHOF/SHOX Mutation Short Patients with Subclnical Bony Changes, Montefiore Medical Center, $18,880

• Gary R. Gutcher, Regional Perinatal Coordinating Council, Virginia Department of Health, $132,789

• Anne M. Irani, A Multicenter Randomized Open Label One Year Long Term Safety Study of Ciclesonide, Quintiles, Inc., $45,740

• Anne M. Irani, Week (12) Trial Evaluating Safety and Efficacy of Fluticasone Proportionale/Salmeterol Diskus in Children 4-11 Years Old with Asthma, GlaxoSmithKline, $53,500

• Anne M. Irani, Efficacy of Montelukast Sodium as Add-On Therapy in 6-14 Year Old Asthmatic Children Previously Maintained on Low-dose inhaled Glucocorticoid Therapy, Merck & Co., Inc., $25,000

• Anne M. Irani, Phase III, Multicenter Study Assessing the Effects of Cidesonide MD1 on Growth in Children with Asthma, Quintiles, Inc., $77,196

• Anne M. Irani, Five Week Double Blind Placebo Controlled Study of Salmeterol Inhalation Aerosol vs. Placebo Administered via a Holding Chamber With a Facemask in Children with, Glaxo Pharmaceutical, $13,900

• Anne M. Irani, 12-Week Study of Fluticasone Propionate 44 mcg BID and 88 mcg BID Delivered via CFC MDI and a Valved Holding Chamber with Facemask in Subjects with Asthma, GlaxoSmithKline, $24,000

• Paul B. Kaplowitz, Genetech National Cooperative Growth Study, Genentech, Inc., $3,750

• Joseph H. Laver, Silver Grant for Technology Enhancement, Virginia Department of Education, $5,000

• Joseph H. Laver, Educational Services for Hospitalized Youth, Virginia Department of Education, $4,802

• Michael A. McVoy, Antiviral Mechanisms of the Halogenated Benzimidazoles, Commonwealth Health Research Board, $98,483

• Michael A. McVoy, Human Cytomegalovirus DNA Cleavage and Packaging, National Institutes of Health, $250,600

• Michael A. McVoy, Class I Down-Regulation of Guinea Pig Cytomegalovirus, National Institutes of Health, $24,921

• Michael A. McVoy, Herpes Virus Immune Evasion, Jeffress, $10,000

• L.D. Meloy, A Multicenter Study to Evaluate the Efficacy and Safety of Tin-Mesphorphyrin (SnMP) to Reduce the Need for Phototherapy in Term and Near-Term Infants, Wellspring Pharmaceutical Corporation, $262,271

• Corri C. Miller-Hobbs, SAFE KIDS: Educating to Prevent Unintentional Childhood Injuries, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $25,000

• Daniel E. Nixon, Herpesvirus Genomic Cleavage, National Institutes of Health, $124,713

• William B. Rizzo, Ichthyosis in Sjogren-Larsson Syndrome, National Institutes of Health, $344,375

• K.S. Roth, Pediatric Nephrology Training Grant, National Institutes of Health, $2,125

• Henry J. Rozycki, Nuclear Factor NF-kB and Neonatal CLD, Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc., $7,500

• Henry J. Rozycki, Prophylaxis Against Early Adrenal Insufficiency to Prevent Chronic Lung Disease, University of New Mexico, $75,420

• Edward C. Russell, Children's Oncology Group, National Childhood Cancer Foundation, $70,346

Total for Pediatrics: $3,534,067

Pharmacology & Toxicology

• Mario D. Aceto, Antinociception & Opioid Profiling of a Test Compound, Milestone Medica Corporation, $8,250

• Robert L. Balster, Behavioral Pharmacology of Abused Solvents, National Institutes of Health, $283,340

• Robert L. Balster, The Behavioral Pharmacology of Pharmacology of Phencyclidine, National Institutes of Health, $467,709

• Patrick M. Beardsley, CNS and Abuse Liability Profiling of Embutramide, Phoenix Scientific, Inc., $71,302

• Patrick M. Beardsley, Dopamine Transporter Agent against Cocaine Dependence, Wayne State University, $47,530

• M. Imad Damaj, Calcium-Dependent Mechanisms in Nicotine's Tolerance, National Institutes of Health, $181,250

• William A. Devane, Anandamide Pharmacology/Endogenous Cannabinoid Ligands, National Institutes of Health, $85,981

• William L. Dewey, Enkephalins: Neuropharmacology and Abuse Potential, National Institutes of Health, $262,500

• William L. Dewey, Effects of Opiates on Cellular Mechanisms, National Institutes of Health, $121,500

• William L. Dewey, Training in the Pharmacology of Abused Drugs, National Institutes of Health, $630,603

• Earl F. Ellis, Biochemical Mechanisms of Brain Injury, National Institutes of Health, $356,250

• Earl F. Ellis, P450 Eicosanoids, Cell Calcium and Vascular Function, National Institutes of Health, $316,265

• David A. Gewirtz, Reciprocal Regulation of Senescence and Apoptosis in Response to Adriamycin in the Breaset Tumor Cell, U.S. Department of Defense, $142,872

• William S. Glassco, Synthetic Exploration of Central Nicotinic Receptors, National Institutes of Health, $83,408

• William S. Glassco, Synthetic Exploration of Central Nicotinic Receptors, National Institutes of Health, $77,304

• Tai L. Guo, Genistein Modulation of the Immune Response in Female B6C3F1 Mice, Jeffress, $10,000

• Louis S. Harris, Rodent and Monkey Testing for NIDA Medications Discovery Program, National Institutes of Health, $189,199

• Louis S. Harris, Rodent and Monkey Testing for NIDA Medications Discovery Program, National Institutes of Health, $377,049

• Louis S. Harris, CPDD Antiociception, Physical Dependence and Abuse Liability Testing, National Institutes of Health, $329,955

• Louis S. Harris, CPDD Antiociception, Physical Dependence and Abuse Liability Testing, National Institutes of Health, $439,736

• Edward J. Ishac, Ethanol & JAK-STAT Signaling Pathway, National Institutes of Health, $176,614

• Aaron H. Lichtman, Enzymes that Regulate Fatty Acid Amide Function in Vivo, Scripps Research Institute, $95,111

• Billy R. Martin, Mechanisms of Cannabinoid-Induced Mnemonic Deficits, National Institutes of Health, $34,832

• Billy R. Martin, Drug Discrimination in CB1 Null Mutant & Wild Type Mice, National Institutes of Health, $24,423

• Billy R. Martin, Center for Drug Abuse Research, National Institutes of Health, $1,499,214

• Billy R. Martin, Inhalation of Drugs of Abuse, National Institutes of Health, $182,715

• Billy R. Martin, THC Receptors, National Institutes of Health, $355,367

• Billy R. Martin, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $400,004

• Billy R. Martin, Development of Water-Soluble Cannabinoids, Horus B.V., $236,246

• Billy R. Martin, Pharmacological Evaluation of Nicotine Agonist and Antagonist, Research Triangle Institute, $77,964

• Billy R. Martin, Pharmacological Evaluation of Nicotine Agonist and Antagonist, Research Triangle Institute, $33,730

• Michael F. Miles, Microarray Analysis of Acute Ethanol Effects in Brain, National Institutes of Health, $362,500

• Michael F. Miles, Analyzing Gene Expression Profile Clusters by Comparison Across Genomes, National Institutes of Health, $55,531

• Michael F. Miles, Analyzing Gene Expression Profile Clusters by Comparison, National Institutes of Health, $217,500

• Prakash Nagarkatti, Mechanisms of TCDD-Induced Perinatal Toxicity, National Institutes of Health, $38,320

• Prakash S. Nagarkatti, TCDD-Induced Apoptosis Effect on T Cells, National Institutes of Health, $36,000

• Prakash S. Nagarkatti, TCDD-Induced Apoptosis Effect on T Cells, National Institutes of Health, $206,796

• Lawrence F. Povirk, Genotoxicity of Antineoplastic DNA-Cleaving Agents, National Institutes of Health, $201,333

• Lawrence F. Povirk, Genotoxicity of Antineoplastic DNA-Cleaving Agents, National Institutes of Health, $36,165

• Joseph K. Ritter, Analysis of Mycophenolic Acid & SN-38 UGTs, University of North Carolina, $67,455

• Joseph K. Ritter, Protection from Benzo[a]pyrene Toxicity by Oltipraz, National Institutes of Health, $249,250

• John A. Rosecrans, Contract with Purdue, Purdue Frederick Company, $117,626

• John A. Rosecrans, The Neuromolecular and Neurochemical Basis fo Nicotine's Variable Effects on Behavior, Philip Morris Management Corp., $312,315

• Leslie S. Satin, Metabolically Coupled Ion Channel Interactions in Islets, National Institutes of Health, $262,500

• Stephen T. Sawyer, Structure/Function of the Erythropoietin Receptor, National Institutes of Health, $178,920

• Stephen T. Sawyer, Regulation of Apoptosis in Erythroid Cells, National Institutes of Health, $253,750

• Dana E. Selley, Transduction Mechanisms of Opioid Agonist Efficacy, National Institutes of Health, $106,485

• Laura J. Sim-Selley, Localization of Receptor Activity for Drugs of Abuse, National Institutes of Health, $18,012

• Laura J. Sim-Selley, Brain Cannabinoid Signaling: Selectivity and Adaption, National Institutes of Health, $225,000

• Forrest L. Smith, Efficacy Testing of Various Lidomer Microspheres, Guilford Pharmaceuticals, $67,000

• Sandra P. Welch, Proposal to Study the Antinociceptive Effects and Lethality of Opioid/Cannabinoid Combinations in Mice, Molecular Delivery Corp, $7,200

• Sandra P. Welch, Career Development in Drug Abuse Research, National Institutes of Health, $78,673

• Kimber L. White, Master Agreement - Immunotoxicological Evaluation, Immunotox, $25,000

• Kimber L. White, Potential for Environmental and Therapeutic Agents to Induce Immunotoxicity, National Institutes of Health, $48,094

• Kimber L. White, Master Agreement-Immunotoxicological Evaluation, Immunotox, $25,000

• Kimber L. White, Master Agreement - Immunotoxicological Evaluation, Immunotox, $25,000

• Kimber L. White, Potential for Environmental and Therapeuic Agents to Induce Immunotoxicity, National Institutes of Health, $463,148

Total for Pharmacology & Toxicology: $11,282,796

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

• Jeffery S. Johns, An Epidemiological Observations Study of Deep Vein Thrombosis, Genecom, $5,000

• Jeffery S. Johns, Phase IV Multicenter Open Label Study - Evaluate Clinical Practice Patterns of Innohep, DuPont Pharmaceuticals Company, $19,000

• Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, Research Training Grants, U.S. Department of Education, $142,430

• Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, Traumatic Brain Injury Model System Project, U.S. Department of Education, $344,915

• William O. McKinley, Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled-12-week Parallel Group Study to Evaluate Safety and Efficacy of Oral Fampridine-SR in Subjects, AcordaTherapeutics, Inc., $31,023

• William O. McKinley, VCU Model Spinal Cord Injury Center, U.S. Department of Education, $310,000

• Paul H. Wehman, Virginia Workers Compensation Conference and Studies, VA Department of General Services, $94,193

• Paul H. Wehman, Subcontract to RCUH RRTC US Dept Education Award H133B980043, University of Hawaii, $50,000

• Paul H. Wehman, Supported Employment Regional Conference, District of Columbia Dept. of Mental Health Servic, $59,613

Total for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: $1,056,174

Physiology & Biophysics

• Clive M. Baumgarten, Swelling-Activated Chloride Channels and Regulation of Cell Volume in Normal and Diseased Human Atrial Myocytes, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $30,000

• Clive M. Baumgarten, Swelling-Activated Chloride Current and Volume Regulation in Human Atrial Myocytes, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $50,000

• Clive M. Baumgarten, Cardiac Cell Volume Regulation in Health & Disease, National Institutes of Health, $362,500

• Richard M. Costanzo, Grafting Olfactory Receptor Cells, Richmond Eye & Ear Foundation, $31,800

• Richard M. Costanzo, Collagen-Based Scaffolds for Restorative Neurosurgery, NanoMatrix, LLC, $9,867

• Richard M. Costanzo, Properties of Olfactory Receptors: Neural Regeneration, National Institutes of Health, $253,663

• Richard M. Costanzo, Transplantation of Olfactory Neurons from Genetically Altered Mice, Jeffress, $1,164

• John A. DeSimone, Voltage Clamp Probe of Taste Responses in Development, National Institutes of Health, $301,180

• John A. DeSimone, Physiochemical Investigation of Taste, National Institutes of Health, $319,638

• John R. Grider, Gut Peptides in Intestinal Peristalsis, National Institutes of Health, $247,536

• Srinivasa K. Murthy, Function of Gut Peptides in Isolated Gut Muscle Cells, National Institutes of Health, $210,098

• Ronald N. Pittman, Microcirculatory Assessment in Shock, U.S. Department of Defense, $296,294

• Ronald N. Pittman, Vasolidation and Microvascular Oxygen Delivery, National Institutes of Health, $331,606

• Ronald N. Pittman, Preliminary Studies Examining Near Ultraviolet Fluorescence and Raman Spectroscopy for Tissue Interrogation of Shock, U.S. Department of Defense, $19,217

• Gea-Ny Tseng, Postinfarction K Channel Remodeling/Molecular Mechanism, National Institutes of Health, $326,250

• Raphael J. Witorsch, Modulation of P53, Bcl2 and Apoptosis in Nb2 Lymphoma Cells, Jeffress, $10,000

Total for Physiology & Biophysics: $2,800,813

Preventive Medicine

• Jack O. Lanier, Asbestos Related Services, Virginia Department of Transportation, $13,508

• Ike S Okosun, Intrauterine Factors & Adult Diseases, Burroughs Wellcome Fund, $0

• R. Leonard Vance, Asbestos Related Services, Virginia Department of Transportation, $380,625

Total for Preventive Medicine: $394,133

Psychiatry

• Sandra B. Barker, Physiological Stress and Immune Function Response in Healthcare Professionals to Interaction with Dog Therapy, Iams Company, $23,549

• Sandra B. Barker, Physiological Stress and Immune Function Response in Healthcare Professionals to Interaction with Dog Therapy, Iams Company, $4,098

• Cynthia M. Bulik, Cognitive Therapy via CD ROM for Binge Eating Disorder, National Institutes of Health, $181,250

• Ayman H. Fanous, The Genetic Epidemiology of Suicidal Ideation, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, $35,000

• Deborah H. Haller, Adherence Therapy for Opioid Abusing Pain Patients, National Institutes of Health, $288,200

• John M. Hettema, A Multivaritate Analysis of Risk Factors Predicting the Comorbididity between Major Depression and Anxiety Disorders, National Alliance for Research of Schizophrenia, $30,000

• John M. Hettema, A Twin Study of the Genetics of Fear Conditioning, Anxiety Disorders Association of America, $39,000

• John M. Hettema, Gender Differences in the Development of Major Depression and Anxiety Disorders: The Role of Comorbidity, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $195,000

• Paula K. Horvatich, Clinical Trials Network Mid-Atlantic Collaborative Group, Johns Hopkins University, $297,792

• Paula K. Horvatich, Clinical Trials Network Mid-Atlantic Collaborative Group, Johns Hopkins University, $58,774

• Paula K. Horvatich, Clinical Trials Network Mid-Atlantic Collaborative Group, Johns Hopkins University, $245,284

• Paula K. Horvatich, Cooperative Agreements for Addiction Technology Transfer, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $549,990

• Paula K. Horvatich, Clinical Trials Network Mid-Atlantic Collaborative Group, Johns Hopkins University, $136,258

• Paula K. Horvatich, Clinical Trials Network Mid-Atlantic Collaborative Group, Johns Hopkins University, $109,489

• Karen S. Ingersoll, HIV Adherence Mentored Res. Scientist Dev. Award, National Institutes of Health, $118,126

• Kenneth S. Kendler, Twin-Family Study of Drug Use, Abuse and Dependence, National Institutes of Health, $107,674

• Kenneth S. Kendler, Genetic Epidemiology of Schizophrenia in Ireland, National Institutes of Health, $435,955

• Kenneth S. Kendler, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $397,994

• Kenneth S. Kendler, Irish Affected Sib Pair Study of Alcohol Dependence, National Institutes of Health, $218,060

• Kenneth S. Kendler, The Epidemiology of Mood, Anxiety and Alcohol Disorders, National Institutes of Health, $362,500

• Janet S. Knisely, Oxycontin Use, Abuse and Diversion in Southwest Virginia, Purdue Pharma, $498,013

• Susan G. Kornstein, Fixed Dose Continuation Study of Escitalopram in the Treatment of Depressed, Forest Laboratories, $53,257

• Susan G. Kornstein, Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression - STAR*D, University of Texas, $494,675

• Susan G. Kornstein, A Double-Blind Multicenter Placebo and Active-Controlled Acute and Extension Study of MK-0869, Merck & Company, $233,566

• Susan G. Kornstein, Eight-Week, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Multicenter Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of 2 Doses of CP-448,187, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $154,463

• Susan G. Kornstein, Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression, University of Texas, $20,625

• Michael C. Neale, Research Training: Psychiatric and Statistical Genetics, National Institutes of Health, $160,901

• Donald P. Oswald, Project Progress: Predicting Outcomes by Gender and Exceptionality Status, U.S. Department of Education, $171,801

• Ananda K. Pandurangi, Safety Trial of Flexivle Dose Ranges of Risperidone in the Treatment of Manic or Mixed Episodes Assiciated with Bipolar 1 Disorger, Quintiles, Inc., $2,500

• Ananda K. Pandurangi, Open Label Switch to Risperidone Depot, MEDEX Clinical Trial Services, $93,710

• Ananda K. Pandurangi, Open Label, Long Term Tiral of Risperidone Long Acting Microspheres in the Treatment of Subjects Diagnosed with Schizophrenia, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Develo, $101,692

• Roy W. Pickens, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $361,458

• Carol A. Prescott, Mediation and Moderation of Genetic Risk for Alcoholism, National Institutes of Health, $97,120

• Carol A. Prescott, Dataset on Monozygotic Twins who are Discordant for Alcoholism, National Institutes of Health, $22,000

• Brien P. Riley, Multicenter Genetic Studies of Schizophrenia, University of Pennsylvania, $75,600

• Aradhna A. Sood, An Open-Label, MultiCenter Study to Assess Tolerability, Effectiveness and Quality of Life Associated with the Use of SL1381 (ADDERALL XR) In Children, Shire Laboratories, $20,694

• Patrick F. Sullivan, A Twin Study of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in Sweden, Karolinska Institute, $83,827

• Patrick F. Sullivan, Population Based Twin Study of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, University of Washington, $120,398

• Patrick F. Sullivan, Detecting Susceptibility Loci for Recurrent Depression, National Institutes of Health, $941,915

• Patrick F. Sullivan, Genetic & Environment Determinants of Smoking Cessation, National Institutes of Health, $843,175

Total for Psychiatry: $8,385,383

Radiation Oncology

• Douglas W. Arthur, Multicenter Open Label Clinical Study to Evaluate the Performance and Safety of theProxima Mammosite Radiation Therapy, Proxima Therapeutics, Inc., $4,390

• Stanley H. Benedict, Radiobiological Dosimetry of Stereotactic Radiosurgery, National Institutes of Health, $108,750

• Paul Dent, Inhibition of MEK 1/2 Enhanced Cell Killing by Taxotere and Ionizing Radiation In Human Mammary and Prostate Carcinoma Cells, Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc, $67,225

• Paul Dent, Signaling Pathways Regulating Epithelial Cell Growth, National Institutes of Health, $190,137

• Paul Dent, Carcinoma Cell Radiosensitization by MAPK Inhibition, National Institutes of Health, $195,750

• Rupert Schmidt-Ullrich, Radiation, ERBB Activation and Cellular Growth Control, National Institutes of Health, $220,587

• Rupert Schmidt-Ullrich, Genetic Modulation of Cellular Radiation Responses, National Institutes of Health, $705,908

• Rupert Schmidt-Ullrich, Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG, Institution 1701), American College of Radiology, $51,050

• Rupert Schmidt-Ullrich, Radiation Therapy Oncology Group, American College of Radiology, $60,000

• Jeffrey V. Siebers, Dosimetry of Dynamic Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) with Amorphous Silicon (a-Si) Electronic Portal Imaging Devices (EPIDs), Varian Medical Systems, $109,375

• Jeffrey V. Siebers, Dosimetry of Dynamic Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) with Amorphous Silicon (a-Si) Electronic Portal Imaging Devices (EPIDs), Varian Medical Systems, $114,843

• Qiuwen Wu, Physical, Radiological & Clinical Aspects of IMRT, University of Texas, $59,813

Total for Radiation Oncology: $1,887,828

Radiology

• Ann Fulcher, American College of Radiology Imaging Netwark Qualifying Institution, American College of Radiology, $16,406

• Paul R. Jolles, An Open Label Multicenter Phase 3 Trial Evaluating ventriculare FN as Assessed by LVEF and Wall Motion Using Technetium, Nycomed Amersham Imaging, $16,000

• K.A. Kraft, Rapid MR Measurement of Aortic Wave Velocity, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $292,500

• Anthony V. Proto, Radiology Society of North America, Radiological Society of North America, $316,380

• Anthony V. Proto, Deputy Editorships, Radiological Society of North America, $94,400

• Anthony V. Proto, Editorship, Radiological Society of North America, $13,183

• Ellen S. Shaw de Paredes, Evaluation of the Siemens CR Mammographic System, Siemens Medical Solutions USA.Inc, $30,700

• James L. Tatum, Diagnostic Imaging Program - IPA Agreement Extension, National Institutes of Health, $24,028

• James L. Tatum, Biomedical Imaging Program - IPA Assignment Agreement, National Institutes of Health, $109,918

Total for Radiology: $913,515

Surgery

• Harry D. Bear, Expansion of Anti-Tumor T Cells from Tumor-Bearing Hosts, National Institutes of Health, $267,000

• Harry D. Bear, NSABP Breast Cancer Treatment Trials Master Purchased Agreement, NSABP Foundation, $6,600

• William C. Broaddus, Telomerase Re-expression in Postmortem CNS Progenitors, National Institutes of Health, $28,600

• William C. Broaddus, Array Catheter Validation Study, Image-Guided Neurologics, $118,271

• Ross Bullock, Endogenous Neural Stem Cells and Brain Repair After Traumatic Brain Injury, VA Dept. of Rehabilitative Services, $148,053

• Ross Bullock, A Double-Blind Placebo Controlled Multicenter Study to Efficacy and Safety of a Single, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $58,500

• Ross Bullock, Mitochondria Related Events in Traumatic Brain Injury, National Institutes of Health, $6,660

• Ross Bullock, Balloon Prophylaxis of Aneurysmal Vasospasm, University of California, Davis, $32,000

• Ross Bullock, Mitochondria Related Events in Traumatic Brain Injury, National Institutes of Health, $154,935

• Ross Bullock, Mitochondria Related Events in Traumatic Brain Injury, National Institutes of Health, $1,260,320

• Ross Bullock, Intraventricular Hemorrhage Thrombolysis Trial (RT-PA Inc 8523), Johns Hopkins University, $12,885

• Ross Bullock, Mitochondria Related Events in Traumatic Brain Injury, National Institutes of Health, $288,467

• Neri M. Cohen, Randomized Trial of Mediastinal Lymph Node Sampling Versus Complete Lymphadenectomy During Pulmonary Resection in the Patient with N0 or N1, Duke Clinical Research Institutte, $9,356

• Neri M. Cohen, Utility of Positron Emission o Tomography (PET) in Staging of Patients with Potentially Operable Carcinoma of the Thoracic Espohagus, Duke University Medical Center, $10,359

• Neri M. Cohen, Utility of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) in Staging of Patients with Potentially Operable Non-Small Cell Lung Carcinoma, Duke University Medical Center, $7,859

• I. Kelman Cohen, Collagen Metabolism in Wound Repair, National Institutes of Health, $293,625

• Neri M. Cohen, A Prognostic Significance of Occult Metastases in the Patient with Resectable Non-Small Cell Lung Carcinoma, Duke University Medical Center, $7,859

• Abe DeAnda, A Prospective Randomized Study To Investigate the Use of the Zeus Robotic Surgical System, Computer Motion, Inc, $44,397

• Abe DeAnda, Prospective Clinical Study of the sulzer Carbomedics CPHV OptiForm Mitral Valve, Sulzer Carbomedics Inc, $12,000

• Abe DeAnda, Controlled Randomized Multicenter Study to Assess the Safety and Effectiveness of Coseal Surgical Sealant Applied to Aortic Repair with Grafts, Cohesion Technologies, Inc., $41,489

• Charles R Doarn, Telemedicine Applications in the Developing World: Integration of Telecommunications & Information Systems in Health Care, George Mason University, $20,000

• Charles R Doarn, Telemedicine Applications in the Developing World: Integration of Telecommunications & Information Systems in Health Care, Center for Innovative Technology, $20,000

• Robert A. Fisher, REP-(LTPADS) Liver Tissue Procurement and Distribution System, University of Minnesota, $49,725

• Robert A. Fisher, Open Label Study of Neoralas a Primary Immune Suppressant Therapy in..., Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, $3,300

• Robert A. Fisher, REP-(LTPADS) Liver Tissue Procurement and Distribution System, University of Minnesota, $48,704

• John M. Kellum, Surgical Studies of Intestinal Serotonin, National Institutes of Health, $243,600

• Sophia D. Lee, The Role of the Transforming Growth Factor-beta Isoforms in Excisional Wound Healing, Jeffress, $10,000

• Ajai K. Malhotra, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study of E5564. A Lip A Antagonist, Administered by Twice Daily Intravenous Infusion in Patients with Severe Sepsis, PPD Development, LLC, $209,000

• Anthony Marmarou, A Single-dose, three Arm, Placebo-Controlled Study of the Pharmacokinetics of CLF 16-0687 01 01, Fournier Pharma Inc, $25,875

• Anthony Marmarou, Experimental Protocols for Evaluation of a Novel Taisho Compound Treatment Following Traumatic Brain Injury, Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., $79,200

• Anthony Marmarou, Biomechanics of Brain Edema and Intracranial Pressure, National Institutes of Health, $362,500

• Ronald C. Merrell, Medical Informatics & Technology Applications Consortium, NASA, $459,000

• Ronald C. Merrell, Medical Informatics and Technology Applications Surgical, United States Surgical Corporation, $250,000

• Ronald C. Merrell, International Telemedicine Testbed, NASA, $99,984

• Ronald C. Merrell, International Telemedicine Testbed, NASA, $1,116

• Ronald C. Merrell, State of the Art Symposium on Telemedicine/Telehealth: An International Perspective, NASA, $30,000

• Ronald C. Merrell, Patient Health Monitor, NASA, $398,900

• Ronald C. Merrell, Medical Informatics & Technology Applications Consortium, NASA, $500,000

• Thomas A. Miller, Prostaglandins and Gastrointestinal Integrity, National Institutes of Health, $352,500

• Stuart I Myers, Gallbladder Muscarinic Receptors in Acute Cholecystitis, National Institutes of Health, $277,313

• Harry J. Sugerman, Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Binding Clinical Trial, Bioenterics Corporation, $13,659

• J.D. Ward, Strata Valve Clinical Study - Protocol No. 0199, IDE No. G990157, Medtronic, $1,200

• Dorne R. Yager, The Role of the Transforming Growth Factor-B Isoforms in Excisional Wound Healing, National Institutes of Health, $40,196

• Dorne R. Yager, Regulation of Hyaluronan Expression During Repair, National Institutes of Health, $223,000

Total for Surgery: $6,528,007

Total for Medicine: $87,398,211

Nursing

Adult Health Nursing

• Nancy L. McCain, Alternative Stress Management Approaches in HIV Disease, National Institutes of Health, $546,112

• C.L. Munro, Oral Care Intervention in Mechanically Ventilated Adults, National Institutes of Health, $420,728

• Donna H. Taliaferro, Hormonal and Temperature Circadianicity in AIDS, National Institutes of Health, $2,474

• Donna H. Taliaferro, Hormonal and Temperature Circadianicity in AIDS, National Institutes of Health, $12,500

Total for Adult Health Nursing: $981,814

Dean's Office (Nursing)

• Joanne K. Henry, WHN-Consumer Health Information Outreach for Minority Organizations, National Institutes of Health, $49,990

• Inez Tuck, Advanced Education Nursing Traineeships, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $140,063

Total for Dean's Office (Nursing): $190,053

Maternal Child Health

• Rita H. Pickler, Effects of Preterm Infant Bottle Feeding Patterns, National Institutes of Health, $24,423

• Rita H. Pickler, Bottle Feeding Readiness in Preterm Infants, National Institutes of Health, $410,067

• Rita H. Pickler, Bottle Feeding Readiness in Preterm Infants, National Institutes of Health, $81,035

Total for Maternal Child Health: $515,525

Nursing Integrative Systems

• Christopher L. Coleman, Determinants of Sexual Behavior in Black Men Over 50, National Institutes of Health, $89,370

Total for Nursing Integrative Systems: $89,370

Total for Nursing: $1,776,762

Other Foundation Research

MCV Foundation Funded Research

• VCU Foundation Research, MCV Foundation Research, Foundation Research, $4,200,000

• VCU Foundation Research, VA Foundation Research by VCU Faculty, VA Hospital Research, $5,500,000

Total for MCV Foundation Funded Research: $9,700,000

Total for Other Foundation Research: $9,700,000

Pharmacy

Dean's Office (Pharmacy)

• William R. Garnett, Rectal Versus Intramuscular Administration of Diazepam, Meridian Medical Technologies, $341,498

Total for Dean's Office (Pharmacy): $341,498

Medicinal Chemistry

• Donald J. Abraham, Clinical and Non-clinical Testing, Allos Therapeutics, Inc., $198,617

• Donald J. Abraham, Non-Heme Allosteric Proteins, Allos Therapeutics, Inc., $226,997

• Jan F. Chlebowski, Utilization of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometers, Discovery Therapeutics, Inc., $0

• Jan F. Chlebowski, Utilization of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometers, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, $0

• Jan F. Chlebowski, Utilization of Nuclear Spectrometers, Commonwealth Biotechnologies, Inc., $0

• Gunnar T. Desai, Design Synthesis and Biochemical Analysis of Small Organic Antithrombin Activators, American Heart Association, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate, $18,200

• Richard A. Glennon, Selective Serotonergic Agents, National Institutes of Health, $259,508

• Richard A. Glennon, Chemical/Behavioral Studies on Hallucinogenic Agents, National Institutes of Health, $285,753

• Richard A. Glennon, Master Agreement: BTG International, British Technology Group, $0

• Richard A. Glennon, Development of AIQs, British Technology Group, $158,357

• Richard A. Glennon, Development of AXPQ's, British Technology Group, $127,754

• Richard A. Glennon, Alcon Drug Discrimination Project, Alcon Laboratories, $39,658

• Richard A. Glennon, Development of Novel Serotonergic Agents, Alcon Laboratories, $62,350

• Richard A. Glennon, Development of Novel Serotonergic Agents, Alcon Laboratories, $70,500

• Kevin A. Reynolds, KASIII-A Target for Novel Antibiotics, National Institutes of Health, $72,500

• Kevin A. Reynolds, Project Process Development for the Production of the High Value Immunosuppressant Drug: Rapamycin, U.S. Department of Agriculture, $24,890

• Kevin A. Reynolds, Hygromycin A Biosynthesis, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $74,385

• Kevin A. Reynolds, Combinatorial Biosynthesis and the Pikromycin Pathway, University of Minnesota, $154,029

• Kevin A. Reynolds, Cyclohexanecarboxylic Acid and Polyketide Biosynthesis, National Institutes of Health, $350,000

• Kevin A. Reynolds, Engineering Precursor Supply for Polyketide Biosynthesis, National Institutes of Health, $287,100

• Martin K. Safo, Rational Design of Antisickling Agents, National Institutes of Health, $88,521

• Richard B. Westkaemper, 5-HT2A Receptor Structure: An Integrated Approach, National Institutes of Health, $225,000

• Bradford E. Windle, HTERT Expression as a Marker for Early Cancer Detection, National Institutes of Health, $108,750

Total for Medicinal Chemistry: $2,832,869

Pharmaceutics

• William H. Barr, Testing of a Long Acting Narcotic Blocker for Treatment of Addiction, Commonwealth Health Research Board, $85,350

• William H. Barr, Biomarkers of Smoke Intake, Blood Nicotine & Cotinine and Urinary TSNA in Healthy Subjects Smoking Advance, Star Scientific, Inc., $131,280

• William H. Barr, Pharmacokinetics, Safety, and Tolerbility of a Rising, Single Dose and a Cumulative Dose of a New Smokless Tobacco Product Arivar, Star Scientific, Inc., $61,943

• Peter R. Byron, Determination of Drug Solubility in Aerosol Propellant, Janssen Pharmaceutica N.V., $7,055

• Peter R. Byron, Pharmaceutical Research and Development of the Capillary Aerosol Generator, Chrysalis Technologies, Inc., $1,000,000

• Peter R. Byron, Pharmaceutical Research and Development of the Capillary Aerosol Generator, Chrysalis Technologies, Inc., $800,000

• Howard T. Karnes, Rectal Versus Intramuscular Administratio of Diazepam, Meridian Medical Technologies, $80,000

• Howard T. Karnes, Determination of Nicotine & Cotinine in Clinical Patients using Ariva & Advance, Star Scientific, Inc., $64,890

• Howard T. Karnes, Rectal vs. Intramuscular Administration of Diazepam, Meridian Medical Technologies, $2,373

• Howard T. Karnes, Method Development & Validation for Aflotoxin, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $26,425

• Howard T. Karnes, Method Development and Analysis of Clinical Samples for NNAL in Human Urine, Star Scientific, Inc., $22,400

• Masahiro Sakagami, Training Agreement for Taisho's Scientist at VCU, Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., $75,000

• Mohamadi A. Sarkar, Characterization of the Anit-Estrogenic Effects of Cigarette Smoke in Female Reproductive Organ Cancer, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $178,598

• Jurgen Venitz, Renal Excretion Profile of DTI-0009 Parent Compound and Glucuronide Metabolite(s) in Health Subjects Following Intravenous Administration, Fujisawa, Inc., $259,697

• Jurgen Venitz, PKPD Modeling of the Interaction of IV Scopolamine and Physostigmine in Healthy Elderly Volunteers, VA Center on Aging, $24,760

Total for Pharmaceutics: $2,819,771

Pharmacy Department

• William H. Barr, Absorption of Topiramate Administered Colonicall and Orally to Health Volunteers, ALZA Corporation, $267,774

• Kenneth H. Brasfield, Pharmacy Services at Western State Hospital, Western State Hospital, $109,553

• Donald F. Brophy, An Epidemiological Observational Study of Deep Vein Thrombosis, Genecom, $5,000

• N.V. Carroll, Economic Burden of Falls in Community Dwelling Elders, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $62,340

• N.V. Carroll, Research to extimate the Economic Burden of falls in long-term facilities, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $284,196

• Kai I. Cheang, Tissue Factor Polymorphism in Postmenopausal Women, American College of Clinical Pharmacy, $10,000

• Jeffrey C. Delafuente, Thrombosis Prevention and Management: Online Modules and Interactive Cases, American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, $13,800

• David Holdford, Patient Satisfaction with the Pharmaceutical Consumption-System, Pharmaceutical Resarch & Manufacturers of America, $40,000

• P.W. Slattum, Age Related Differences in the Sensitivity and Development of acute tolerance to Ethanol in Humans, American Federation for Aging Research, $49,530

• R.E. Small, Pharmacy Based Blood Pressure Monitoring Services, AstraZeneca Lecture Bureau, $10,000

Total for Pharmacy Department: $852,193

VCU Clinical Studies Center

• William H. Barr, Characterize the Absorption of Risperidone Administered Colonically and Orally in Health Volunteers, ALZA Corporation, $253,196

Total for VCU Clinical Studies Center: $253,196

Total for Pharmacy: $7,099,527

Provost

Center for Public Policy

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Multi-Disciplinary Crash Investigation Team, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $130,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Technical Assistance, Training and Support, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $27,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Advance Accident Investigation and CAD Training, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $40,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Traffic Records, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $120,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Occupant Protection Training, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $50,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Virginia Overdimensional Load Escort Driver Permit Program, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $12,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Traffic Records, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $21,000

• Robert J. Breitenbach, Crash Reconstruction and Assistance (State Project), VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $100,000

• Carolyn L. Funk, Medical Socity of Virginia Membership Survey, Medical Society of Virginia, $10,450

• G.E. Harris, Grace E. Harris Leadership Institute, Memorial Child Guidance Clinic, $25,000

• Robert D. Holsworth, Master Agreement: Management Consultant and Assessment Standing Order, VA Department of Social Services, $0

• Robert D. Holsworth, Ongoing Consultation for Virginia Department of Social Services - Evaluation of Services for the MedVIEW Population - Task Order 6, VA Department of Social Services, $105,000

• Robert D. Holsworth, Management Consultant for VDSS: Task 5 FY 2002, VA Department of Social Services, $213,000

• Robert D. Holsworth, Public Opinion on Motor Carrier Safety, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $77,000

• Robert D. Holsworth, Master Agreement: Management Consultant and Assessment Standing Order, VA Department of Social Services, $0

• Robert D. Holsworth, "Right Choices for Youth: University Partner for Statewide Initiative Through VDH- Character Development Program for Youth", Virginia Department of Health, $350,000

• Robert D. Holsworth, Ongoing Consultation for Virginia Department of Social Services - Roundtables to Explore Emerging Issues in Virginia's Welfare Program - Task Order 7, VA Department of Social Services, $89,000

• Robert D. Holsworth, Management Consultant for VDSS Task Order 4 FY2002, VA Department of Social Services, $404,500

• Diane H. Maloney, Executive Development Institute, Virginia Department of Transportation, $70,000

• Diane H. Maloney, Organizational Development Consultation, Virginia Department of Business Assistance, $35,000

• Diane H. Maloney, Strategic Planning, VA Dept. of Rail & Public Transportation, $50,000

• Diane H. Maloney, Technical Assistance & Training in Highway Safety for Nonprofits, VA Department of Criminal Justice, $33,809

• Diane H. Maloney, Technical Assistance and Training for Nonprofit Organizations, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $99,974

• Diane H. Maloney, Management Training Program, Virginia Department of Corrections, $24,089

• Cynthia I. Newbille, Cultural Competency Training and Comprehensive Planning for Health Personnel, Virginia Department of Health, $53,367

• James Phillips, Minimizing Risks While Maximizing Opportunities, Virginia State University, $10,000

• James Phillips, Preliminary Assessment, Virginia State University, $2,500

• Michael D. Pratt, Compensation Study, VA Dept. of Alcohol Beverage Control, $40,000

• Michael D. Pratt, Motor Carrier Safety: A Literature Review on Behavioral Elements, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $35,000

• Michael D. Pratt, A Study of the Potential Economic Impact of the Proposed National Civil War Center, Tredegar National Civil Wara Center Foundation, $13,600

• David Scott, Survey of Local Governments: The Comparative Report of Local Government Revenues & Expenditures (APAAUDIT), Commonwealth of Virginia, $7,311

• David J. Urban, Telecommunications Service Management, VA State Corporation Commission, $90,000

• David J. Urban, Worker's Compensation Customer Satisfaction Survey, VA Office of Human Resources, $7,800

• Susan B. Wilkes, Leadership Development Initiative, City of Richmond, $3,500

• Susan B. Wilkes, 360-Degree Feedback: A Tool for Enhancing Supervisory Skills, City of Richmond, $7,760

• Susan B. Wilkes, Executive Leadership Development Curriculum, City of Richmond, $34,560

Total for Center for Public Policy: $2,392,220

Environmental Studies

• Gregory C. Garman, Pilot Study to Develop Technical Standards and Procedures for Stream Reference Reach Establishment in Virginia's Coastal Zone, VA Dept. Conservation & Recreation, $45,890

• Shelly A. Harris, Development & Implementation of an Early Warning System to Detect Hazardous Events in the Water Supply for the City of Richmond, City of Richmond, $140,077

Total for Environmental Studies: $185,967

Provost & VP for Academic Affairs

• G.E. Harris, East District Neighborhood System of Care Evaluation, Annie E. Casey Foundation, The, $60,000

Total for Provost & VP for Academic Affairs: $60,000

Survey & Evaluation Research Laboratory

• Kirsten Barrett, WIC Nutrition Services Evaluation Instrumentation Project, Virginia Department of Health, $5,269

• Kirsten Barrett, Survey Research for Medicaid Recipients in Blind and Disabled Program Categories, VA Department of Medical Assistance, $37,258

• Judith B. Bradford, Ryan White Central Virginia HIV Care Constortium, Virginia Department of Health, $70,668

• Judith B. Bradford, Outcome Tracking for city of Richmond's After School Program (PARKS), City of Richmond, $16,856

• Judith B. Bradford, On-going Maintenance of the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Virginia Department of Health, $226,300

• Judith B. Bradford, Delivery of Services to Persons Living with HIV/AIDS Planning Council Support Data Management, Collection, Evaluation, City of Norfolk, $36,490

• Judith B. Bradford, Impact Study: Evaluation of the Impact of Ryan White Title 1 Funding on HIV-Related Morbidity & Mortality in the Norfolk Eligible Metropolitan Area, Virginia Department of Health, $44,805

• Judith B. Bradford, Assessment of VDSS EBT Training Program, VA Department of Social Services, $21,134

• Judith B. Bradford, Healthy Start Initiative, City of Richmond, $122,000

• Judith B. Bradford, HIV Prevention Evaluation System, Virginia Department of Health, $100,000

• Judith B. Bradford, HIV Community Planning Committee, Virginia Department of Health, $129,000

• Judith B. Bradford, Evaluation Plan for Success by 6 Program, United Way of Greater Richmond, $4,632

• Judith B. Bradford, Evaluation of Youth Matters Initiative: Year 5, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce, $100,000

• Judith B. Bradford, Abstinence Education Program Evaluation and Data Management, Virginia Department of Health, $174,053

• Judith B. Bradford, Ryan White (Title II) CARE Act HIV Services, Virginia Department of Health, $1,804,165

• Judith B. Bradford, Survey of 1619(b) Recipients with Focus Group, VA Department of Medical Assistance, $47,084

• Judith B. Bradford, Written Report on Children's Health Status in Virginia, Virginia Department of Health, $10,000

• Judith B. Bradford, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative Evaluation Services, Virginia Department of Health, $121,015

• Judith B. Bradford, Demonstration of the Usefulness of Uniform Reporting Systems Client-Level Data for Evaluation, Virginia Department of Health, $155,474

• Judith B. Bradford, Evaluation of HIV Prevention Activities for the NWVCASO, Northwest Virginia Council of AIDS Service Organiz, $6,124

• Judith B. Bradford, Impact Study: Evaluation of the Impact of Ryan White Title I Funding on HIV-related Morbidity, Virginia Department of Health, $44,805

• Judith B. Bradford, Technical Assistance to the Division of HIV/STD, Virginia Department of Health, $1,080,774

• Judith B. Bradford, Maryland Department of Natural Resources Blue Crab Telephone Survey, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, $53,206

• Judith B. Bradford, Satisfaction with Services Provided Under the Virginia Workforce Investment Act, VA Employment Commission, $44,279

• Judith B. Bradford, Virginia Cancer Registry Support Services, Virginia Department of Health, $267,750

• Judith B. Bradford, Data Management and Reporting for HOPWA Related Services, City of Richmond, $17,000

• Judith B. Bradford, Attitudes and Beliefs of Richmond Area Residents Concerning Richmond City Government Services, City of Richmond, $27,626

• Judith B. Bradford, Economic Impact Study of Virginia Wineries, VA Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Serv., $26,145

• Judith B. Bradford, Ryan White Title II Emerging Communities HIV/AIDS Services, Virginia Department of Health, $700,000

• Judith B. Bradford, Survey of Utility Customers, City of Richmond, $23,827

• Judith B. Bradford, Annual Richmond Association of Legal Administrators Salary & Benefits Survey, Association of Legal Administrators, $3,916

• Judith B. Bradford, One -Time Implementation of the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System in Richmond and Norfolk, VA, City of Richmond, $51,000

• Judith B. Bradford, Demonstration of the Usefulness of Uniform Reporting Systems(URS) Client- Level Data Evaluation of HIV/AIDS Service, Virginia Department of Health, $37,326

• Judith B. Bradford, Administrative Support, Virginia Department of Health, $196,780

• J. Ellis, Chesterfield School Triennial Census - 2002, Chesterfield County, $237,479

• J. Ellis, Workforce Investment Act Customer Satisfaction Survey, VA Employment Commission, $51,428

• J. Ellis, Second Step Violence Prevetnion Program Support Data Entry, Virginia Department of Health, $2,250

• J. Ellis, Puppet Shows Done in Elementary Schools Across the State, American Lung Association of Virginia, $17,730

• J. Ellis, Evaluation of Fire Safety Activities in Two Localities, Virginia Department of Health, $5,712

• J. Ellis, Not on Tobacco Programs Conducted in High Schools Across the State, American Lung Association of Virginia, $14,348

• J. Ellis, 2002 Triennial Census of Children Residing within the City of Richmond, City of Richmond, $235,647

• J. Ellis, Smoke Free - That's Me Evaluation, American Lung Association of Virginia, $17,335

• Anne Rhodes, NOAA Blue Crab Survey, Old Dominion University, $11,992

• Wayne Thacker, Measuring AOD Problems in the City of Richmond Phase III (PBHA3), City of Richmond, $59,833

Total for Survey & Evaluation Research Laboratory: $6,460,515

Total for Provost: $9,098,702

Public Safety

University Security

• Gary A. Natoli, Drive Sober, VA Dept. of Alcohol Beverage Control, $5,000

• Howard M. O'Berry, Occupant Protection Through Speed Reduction, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $5,000

• Howard M. O'Berry, Multi-Tasked Seatbelt & Alcohol Enforcement Project, VA Department of Motor Vehicles, $2,500

Total for University Security: $12,500

Total for Public Safety: $12,500

Social Work

Continuing Educ-Administration

• Jaclyn Miller, MSW Student Unit - Training, YWCA Richmond, $20,269

Total for Continuing Educ-Administration: $20,269

Dean's Office (Social Work)

• Jeffrey L. Franklin, Regional Food Stamp Payment Accuracy Conference, VA Department of Social Services, $29,620

• Jeffrey L. Franklin, Statewide Food Stamp Payment Accuracy Conference, VA Department of Social Services, $310,000

• Jeffrey L. Franklin, Food Stamp Payment Accuracy Conference, VA Department of Social Services, $297,743

• Phyllis Grooms-Gordon, VCU Headstart Program, City of Richmond, $1,473,401

• Ann Nichols-Casebolt, Making Ends Meet: An Examination of TANF and Former TANF Pantry Users, Northwestern University, $39,769

• Mary K. O'Connor, Child Welfare Stipends, VA Department of Social Services, $453,945

• Frederick O. Pond, CPA Adoption Training, VA Department of Social Services, $21,650

• Frederick O. Pond, Employment Services Hard-to-Serve Grant, VA Department of Social Services, $80,613

• Frederick O. Pond, Child Welfare - SAS Training, Virginia Department of Mental Health, MR & SAS, $29,900

• Frederick O. Pond, Virginia Institute for Social Services Training Activities, VA Department of Social Services, $2,188,895

• Linda C. Sawyers, Agency Training Services (Title IV-E), District of Columbia, $235,112

• Linda C. Sawyers, Agency Training Services (Title IV-E), District of Columbia, $709,967

Total for Dean's Office (Social Work): $5,870,615

Total for Social Work: $5,890,884

Student Affairs

Student Health

• Linda C. Hancock, Correcting Misconceptions and Decreasing Alcohol Abuse On Campus: A Social Norms Marketing (SNM) Intervention with a Sub-Study Using Peer Theatre Video, Social Science Research Council, $174,000

• Linda C. Hancock, College Tobacco Use Prevention/Cessation Project, Virginia Department of Health, $13,799

Total for Student Health: $187,799

Vice Prov Student Affairs

• Henry G. Rhone, Professional Development Academy, U.S. Department of Education, $258,954

• Henry G. Rhone, Professional Development Academy, U.S. Department of Education, $133,797

Total for Vice Prov Student Affairs: $392,751

Total for Student Affairs: $580,550

The Arts

Dean's Office (Arts)

• Dean of Arts Office, The Arts, Qutar Foundation, $504,557

Total for Dean's Office (Arts): $504,557

Total for The Arts: $504,557

University Libraries

University Library Admin.

• Jodi L. Koste, Creating a Union database of Emcoded Finding aids to Archival Collections in Virginia, University of Virginia, $3,000

Total for University Library Admin.: $3,000

Total for University Libraries: $3,000

VP for Academic Affairs

Life Sciences

• Gregory A. Buck, Virginia Bioinformatics Consortium-VCU Award, University of Virginia, $375,000

• Gregory A. Buck, Muscle Therapy of Infectious and Autoimmune Diseases, University of Virginia, $200,000

Total for Life Sciences: $575,000

Total for VP for Academic Affairs: $575,000

VP for Research

Animal Care Facilities

• Charles W. Henry, Biocache DAR/IACUC Services, BioCache, LLC., $2,500

• Charles W. Henry, Biocache DAR/IACUC Services, BioCache, LLC., $1,000

• Charles W. Henry, DAR Services for Molecules for Health, Molecules for Health, $3,500

• Charles W. Henry, DAR Services for Molecules for Health, Molecules for Health, $1,500

• Charles W. Henry, Animal Facilities Services to Discovery Therapeutics, Inc., Discovery Therapeutics, Inc., $5,000

• Charles W. Henry, Animal Facilities Services to Discovery Therapeutics, Inc., Discovery Therapeutics, Inc., $5,000

• Charles W. Henry, DAR Services to INSMED Pharmaceuticals Inc., INSMED Pharmaceuticals, Inc., $2,500

Total for Animal Care Facilities: $21,000

Center for Drug and Alcohol

• Robert L. Balster, Drug Discrimination Study of NMDA Antagonists in Rats, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $34,800

• Robert L. Balster, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $999,590

• Robert L. Balster, Glutamatergic Mechanisms of Drug-Conditioned Behavior, National Institutes of Health, $36,164

• Patrick M. Beardsley, Medication Discovery Using Rat Models of Relapse to Cocaine Self Administration, National Institutes of Health, $316,544

• Patrick M. Beardsley, Progressive Ratio Tests with GW320659A in Rhesus Monkeys, GlaxoSmithKline, $36,121

• Thomas E. Eissenberg, A Randomized, Double Blind Study of the Effects of Oral Naltrexone on Analgesia Induced by 15 Mg Immediate-Releas Oral Hydrocodone, Purdue Pharma, $19,169

• Thomas E. Eissenberg, Drug Craving - Pharmacologic and Associative Influences, National Institutes of Health, $97,014

• Paula K. Horvatich, SAMHSA Knowledge Dissemination Conference Grants, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $50,000

• Katherine L. Nicholson, Preclinical Testing of NMDA Antagonist for Phencyclidine-Like Effects, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, $26,100

• Keith L. Shelton, Ethanol Discrimination in Transgenic Mice, National Institutes of Health, $72,500

• Dace S. Svikis, Brief Interventions for Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs, National Institutes of Health, $458,163

Total for Center for Drug and Alcohol: $2,146,165

Institute for Clinical Trials

• VCU Master Agreement, Master Consultant Services Agreement, Purdue Pharma, $0

Total for Institute for Clinical Trials: $0

VP Research

• James B. Farinholt, Central Virginia Entrepreneurship Center, Center for Innovative Technology, $90,000

• VCU License Agreements, License Agreements, Foundation Research, $1,000,000

• VCU Master Agreement, Philip Morris Master Research Project Agreement, Philip Morris, Incorporated, $0

• Roy W. Pickens, Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health, National Institutes of Health, $500,000

• Roy W. Pickens, Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health, National Institutes of Health, $78,573

• Roy W. Pickens, Virginia Youth Tobacco Project, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, $389,600

• S.T. Sandkam, Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, $23,000

• Marsha Torr, Construction of Signalling Facility, National Institutes of Health, $1,995,367

• Marsha Torr, Cancer Genomics and Development of Diagnostic Tools and Therapies, VA Department of Planning & Budget, $1,000,000

Total for VP Research: $5,076,540

Total for VP for Research: $7,243,705