Lorinda Cohoon, Ph.D., (ENGL), $6,000, "Childrens' Literature and the Law”

Jonathan Judaken, Ph.D., (HIST), $6,500, “Critical Theories of Anti-Semitism”

Mary Beth Mader, Ph.D., (PHIL), $4,500, “Whence Intensity? Deleuze and the Renewal of a Concept”

Suzanne Onstine, Ph.D., (HIST), $6,490, “Archaeological work in Theban Tomb 16”

Daniel Phillips, MMu, (MUSIC), $6,500, “A New Survey of European Horn Playing Styles”

Sharon Stanley, Ph.D., (POLS), $4,500, “Enlightenment's Twilight: The Emergence of Modern Cynicism”

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS

Fernanda Botelho, Ph.D., (MATH), $6,500, “Evolution of Stochastic Connecting Weights in Learning Models for Unsupervised Learning”

Judson Byrd Finley, Ph.D., (ESCI), $6,480, “Late Glacial and Post-Glacial Environmental History of the Bighorn Basin with Applications to the Regional Archaeological Record”

Chunrong Jia, Ph.D., (SPH), $6,500, “Indoor Environmental Quality in University Buildings and Indoor Air Symptoms”

Zsolt Murlasits, Ph.D., (HMSE), $6,500, “The Effect of Resistance Training on Lean Body Mass, Muscle Strength and Activities of Daily Living in Older Cancer Survivors: The Role of Cytokines”

Ruth Williams, Ed.D., (HMSE), $6,500, “A Pilot Study of The Use of a Nutrition Supplement to Increase Blood Nitric Oxide Levels in Adults with Sickle Cell Anemia”

SOCIAL SCIENCES, BUSINESS AND LAW

Eric Groenendyk, Ph.D., (POLS), $6,500, “The (In) Efficiency of Party Identification as an Information Shortcut”

Martin H. Jones, Ph.D., (CEPR), $6,490, “How Friends Affect Academic Motivation for Math in the Mississippi Delta”

Suzanne H. Lease, Ph.D., (CEPR), $4,245, “Testing the Health Promotion Model for African American and Caucasian Men: Increasing Health Responsibility, Physical Activity, and Stress Management”

Kent F. Schull, Ph.D., (HIST), $6,500, “Laboratories of Modernity: Prisons in the Late Ottoman Empire”