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GRANTS
& RESEARCH FUNDING: “A theoretical approach to music based HIV prevention.” Individual NRSA Grant # F31 MH65060-01, awarded by NIMH. Period of funding: 2 years. Amount: $54,088. “Using music to promote normative change: A theoretical approach to designing, implementing, and evaluating a music based HIV prevention intervention for adolescents.” Applied Social Issues Internship Program, Spring 2001. Awarded by The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI), Division 9 of The American Psychological Association. Amount: $2,000. “Using music to promote normative change: Developing and implementing a music based HIV prevention program.” Funds received from Concerned Citizens for Humanity. Hartford, CT. Amount: $1,000. GRANTS & RESEARCH FUNDING: “Music’s Influence on Aggression: Controlling for Individual Preferences.” Purchase College Student Research Award. Purchase, NY. Student: Adam Rosen. Amount: $310 “Building collaborative networks to address on-campus alcohol use and abuse and Identifying the dynamics of risk behavior.” Purchase College Affiliates Grant. Purchase, NY. Amount: $400 University of Connecticut Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships. Amount: $2,500. “Using music to promote normative change: Developing and implementing a music based HIV prevention program.” (with Jeffrey Fisher, Ph.D., University of Connecticut Research Foundation, Fund 1171-000-35, Account 440369). Amount: $1,000. University of Connecticut Research Foundation and Graduate School Predoctoral Fellowships: Merit based awards to supplement graduate salary & support research from 1998-2002. Approximately $8,000. University of Connecticut Research Foundation Travel Awards (Account: 444257, Fund 1171): Funding to attend professional conferences from 1999-2002. $1200 in total travel awards. |
