We are pleased to announce that projects received funding through the competitive 2023 Spring Internal Funding Program.
2023 SPRING INTERNAL FUNDING PROGRAM AWARDEES AND PROJECTS
ARTS AND HUMANITIES SUBCOMMITTEE
Joan Titus, Dmitry Shotaskovich and Music for Thaw-Era Cinema, Music
Colin Post & Xhenet Aliu, Examining the Benefits and Challenges of Writing and Reading Digital Fiction in the Library, Library and Information Studies & Creative Writing Center
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES SUBCOMMITTEE
Emily Janke, Restorative Practices for Community University Engagement, Peace and Conflict Studies
Stacey Marye, Pediatric Asthma Management Discrepancies: Equity and Social Justice In Primary Care, Family and Community Nursing
John Stehlin, The Political Economy of Highway Removal and Urban Sustainability in Madrid, Spain, Geography, Environment and Sustainability
PHYSICAL AND NATURAL SCIENCES COMMITTEE
Tom Lewis, Numerical Simulations for Novel Narrow-Stenci Methods, Mathematics and Statistics
Traci Parry, Effects of Exercise Timing and Biological Sex on Tumor Growth and Metabolism, Kinesiology
CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS SUBCOMMITTEE
Jennida Chaise & Hassan Pitts, The Motherlode, Media Studies
Steve Haines & Thomas Heflin, Building from Deep Roots of North Carolina Jazz, Music
Kevin Vanek, One Last Sip: Sculpture Trails Outdoor Musuem Iron Art Residency, Art
