Previous Study Grant Recipients 2007 - 2008 Selena Brody (Psychology), "Ghettoes and Gated Communities: The Impact of Urban Planning Decisions on Neighborhood Life” Istvan Csato (Geology), "Numerical Modeling of Stratigraphy" Carl Hasler (Philosophy), "Ethics, Natural Law and Just War Theory in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas" Barbara Lusk (Psychology), "The Back Story of Psychology: An Examination of the Personal and Social Contexts of the Discovery Process" Cyrus Malik (Mathematics), "History of Mathematics and Science" Keith Volanto , (History), "Readings in African-American and Italian-American History, 1830 - present" Mary Weis (Biology), "Inflammation: Immune Protection or Harmful Process?" Debbie White (Sociology), "The Social Protection of Children: A Cross-National Comparison" 2006 - 2007 Betsy Brody (Political Science), "Transitional Justice: Balancing Peace and Justice in Post-conflict Societies” Denise Brown (Mathematics), "Mayan Mathematics" Mike Broyles (Physics), "Anecdotes in the Lives of Some Prominent Physicists behind The Modern Wave/Particle Physics Revolution" Copeland Crisson (Engineering & Emerging Technologies), "Internet Protocol Based Electronic Communications: Today & Tomorrow" Tom Hudgens, (Economics), "From Genghis Khan To Mikhail Gorbachev: Import, Trade, and Assimiliation Of New Food Products Into Siberia's Economy" Carolyn Perry (Humanities), "The University and the Marketplace" Diana Sage (Speech Communication), "The Stories of Our Lives:  How Sensemaking, Narrative Theory and Structuration Interact" 2005 - 2006 Jennifer L. O’Loughlin-Brooks (Psychology), Exploring the Significance of Play: A Cross-Species Investigation Gloria Cockerall (Business), Individual Accountability and Society Tracey Elliott (Socology), Trends and Consequences of an Emergent Global Culture Wendy Gunderson (History), The Making of Modern Iraq Ceilidh Charleson-Jennings (Speech Communication),Trust Me Now:  Emergency Communication with Dementia Patients and Young Children in the Crisis Environment Dan Lipscomb (Psychology), People in Glass Houses : A Psychological Analysis of Mid-Century Modern Residential Architecture Kay Mizell (English), International Relations Kemal Moula (Foreign Languages), Zola and the Naturalist Movement Debra St, John (Government), Censored, Banned, Forbidden: Books that Challenge the First Amendment John Wilkins (Engineering and Emerging Technologies), A Regional History:  African-American Settlements, Rise and Demise 2004 - 2005 Brooke Brantley (Culinary Arts.), Thomas Jefferson: Third President & First “Foodie” Pam Gaiter (Sociology), Ethnicity and Assimilation: Being “American” Joan Jenkins (History), Readings in the History of early Christianity Lisa Roy-Davis (English), Race in Early American Literature Sam Tullock (History), American Protestants and Catholics in the Early National & Antebellum Era Kyle Wilkison (History), “Plain Folk” and Radical Protest in the South 2003 - 2004 Lee Akins (Art), Reproducing Historical Glazes Chip Galloway (Math), Mathematics and Art History Sandra Herron (Spanish), The Representation of the Cultural and Social World in Hispanic Literary Movements Betty Siber (Art History), Techniques for Surface Treatments of Ceramics Shirley Terrell (Developmental Education), Language and Gender - A Closer Look 2002 - 2003 Peggy Breedlove (Developmental Education), A Cross-Cultural Study of Alternative Healing Practices Peggy Brown (English), A Cultural Survey of Film Mike Cohick (Economics), Global Warming and the International Economy Rod Coltman (Philosophy), Nietzsche and Greek Tragedy David Cullen (History), Race and the Modern Civil Rights Movement Fred Jury (Chemistry), Combinatorial Chemistry Chris Morgan, (Music), The Technology of Interactive Computer Music Compositions Nelson Rich (Biology), Collin County Flora Project 2001 - 2002 Mary Anne Andrade (English), Literary Criticism & Cultural Studies of the Victorian Age Jean Helgeson (Biology) , Recent Advances in Human Immunology Linda Keith (Political Science), The United States Supreme Court and Judicial Review of Congressional Statutes Kay Mizell (English), Minority Ethnicities - Identity, Memory & Experience Meghmala Tarafdar (English), The Immigrant Experience – Women in Contemporary Asian-American Fiction 2000 - 2001 Carl Hasler (Philosophy), Foundations of Contemporary Moral Philosophy Elke Matijevich (German), Contemporary German Literature Carolyn Perry (Humanities), The Classical - Medieval Transition Larry Stern (Sociology), The Reciprocal Relationship of Religion and Society Mary Weis (Biology), Healing Therapies 1999 - 2000 Bill Ardis (Math), History of Mathematics Chris Grooms (English), Cognition in the Arts and Sciences Keith Hays (Music), Composition for Film and Television Joan Jenkins (History), Medieval History Byrd Williams (Photography), Means and Goals of Contemporary Art