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Institutional Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

College of Arts and Sciences . . . . . . . . 6

Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Joan B . Kroc School of Peace Studies . . . . . . . . . . .10

School of Business Administration . .12

School of Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

School of Leadership and Education Sciences . . . . . . . . . . .16

Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Fiscal Years 2014 and 2015 Comparison

PROPOSALS AWARDS Count Dollars Count Dollars

Total FY 2014 238 $34,781,499 140 $10,892,865Total FY 2015 272 $46,413,983 139 $13,865,751 % change 14% 33% -1% 27%

Dear Colleagues,

The faculty and administrators at the University of San Diego have made significant contributions to the expansion of the research enterprise, and to the advancement of the mission of the university over this past year. Submissions increased by 33%, and awards by 27%, with a total of $13.9 million awarded to USD from external funding organizations for fiscal year 2014-2015. The Office of Sponsored Programs has continued the strong collaboration with Foundation Relations and this year’s report highlights the combined efforts that impact faculty and student research across the university.

Extramural support for campus programs provides faculty with a chance to expand their scholarly pursuits and advance global knowledge. It allows students to collaborate with faculty on cutting-edge research projects, participate in peacemaking initiatives around the world, and to develop skills that prepare them to be leaders dedicated to ethical conduct and compassionate service. In fiscal year 2014-2015 we celebrated these efforts with USD’s inaugural Research Week, which was a resounding success. Over 1,200 faculty, students, staff, and guests turned out to learn about the important work taking place across campus, and to celebrate our collective accomplishments. USD Deans spoke at the kick-off luncheon, emphasizing the impact external funding has made on their units. Research Week at USD will become an annual event due to the positive response, so save the date for next year: April 11-15, 2016.

All in all, 2014-2015 was a banner year for research at USD. We thank all who worked with our offices, and encourage others to consider collaborating with the Office of Sponsored Programs and Foundation Relations to contribute to the ongoing development of an enriched research portfolio here at USD.

Traci Merrill, CRADirector, Office of Sponsored Programs

Special thanks to Paul Body, Research Week photographer

Foundation Relations Bruce Edwards, Annette Ketner, Debbie Honeycutt

Office of Sponsored Programs Kendall Hudson, Joanne Draper, Traci Merrill, Stacey Newman, Katie Bamburg

School of Business Administration$850,004

College of Arts and Sciences$9,158,103

Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering$7,041,646

School of Leadership and Education Sciences$9,018,953

School of Law$6,707,188

Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies$4,016,552

Institutional Support$3,109,111

Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science$6,512,426

PROPOSALS272 proposals valued at $46,413,983

Administrative Unit

Industry$49,992

State/Local Government$5,785,200

FederalFlow-Through$3,939,233

Federal$14,825,120

Foreign$229,670

Foundation/Non-Profit$21,584,768

Sponsor Type

School of Business Administration$105,355

College of Arts and Sciences$3,181,484

Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering$517,623

School of Leadership and Education Sciences$5,005,269

School of Law$2,073,296

Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies$253,742

Institutional Support$1,725,412

Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science$1,003,573

AWARDS 139 awards valued at $13,865,751

Administrative Unit

Industry$45,746


Federal Flow-Through$1,440,789

Federal$4,430,654

Foreign$145,856


Sponsor Type

Fiscal Years 2014 and 2015 Comparison

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Andrew T. Allen

Vice President and Provost“Our Office of Undergraduate Research was started by a grant from the William M. Keck Foundation. University Galleries was supported initially by the Legler Benough Foundation, and more recently by Robert and Karen Hoehn. The Changemaker Hub received support from the Bill Hannon Foundation, and Community Service Learning has been supported by the Mulvaney Family. The Center for Catholic Thought and Culture was funded by a bequest from Frances Harpst.”

The following pages include quotes from the 2015 Research Week inaugural luncheon, where the Provost and Deans shared examples of how external funding has benefited their units.

“National Science Foundation funding allowed us to hire eight women in the STEM area. Facilities has received a $1.5 million grant from SDG&E to work on our sustainability efforts.”

Institutional Support Proposals by Sponsor Type

38 proposals submitted totaling $3,109,111

Industry$15,000


Foreign$30,000

Federal Flow-Through$45,366

Federal$327,861

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Department PI/Co-PI Sponsor Project Title Awarded

Athletics Snyder, Ky Verizon Foundation K-8 Outreach $ 5,000

Center for Health and Wellness Halter, Melissa Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration - SAMHSA SAMHSA Continuation Application $ 99,139

Institute for College Initiatives Villis, Cynthia Institute for Mexicans Abroad - IME BECAS IME BECAS Scholarship Program $ 15,000

Institute for College Initiatives Villis, Cynthia U .S . Department of Education The Rock, The River, The Tree: USD TRiO McNair Project $ 225,000

Institute for College Initiatives Villis, Cynthia U .S . Department of Education The Rock, The River, The Tree: The University of San Diego Student Support Services Program $ 230,822

Institute for College Initiatives Villis, Cynthia U .S . Department of Education The Rock, The River, The Tree: The University of San Diego Upward Bound $ 250,000

Institutional Support Financial Aid Ahmanson Foundation Scholarships (Ahmanson Veterans) $ 50,000Institutional Support Financial Aid Ahmanson Foundation Ahmanson Foundation Scholarship $ 75,000

Institutional Support Financial Aid Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Scholarships (E .J . Culligan Int'l Bus . End .) $ 177,102

Institutional Support Financial Aid Bill Hannon Foundation Scholarships (Bill Hannon) $ 75,000Institutional Support Financial Aid William H . Hannon Foundation Scholarships (Eugenie Hannon) $ 10,000Institutional Support Lowery, Sue Nordson Corporation Foundation Expanding Your Horizons STEM Program $ 2,500Institutional Support Lowery, Sue Verizon Foundation Expanding Your Horizons STEM Program $ 5,000Institutional Support Rodee, Sr . Virginia Elizabeth Ann Parkman Foundation French Parlor Renovation $ 15,000

Institutional Support Turner, Laura American Library Association Library User on the Go: Are Library Collections Keeping Pace with Mobile Technology? $ 1,449

Institutional Support Williams, Michael U .S . Bank Foundation Grants Program Changemaker Hub Fund $ 15,000Student Affairs Avery, Cynthia In-N-Out Burger Foundation Internships (Torero Renaissance Scholars Program) $ 4,500Sustainability Catanzaro, Michael Local Government Commission - LGC CivicSpark: A Governor's Americorps Initiative $ 6,500Sustainability Catanzaro, Michael Local Government Commission - LGC CivicSpark: A Governor's Americorps Initiative $ 8,400

Sustainability Catanzaro, Michael San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E USD: San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative $ 80,000

Sustainability Catanzaro, Michael San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E 2010-2012 Energy Efficiency Program $ 325,000

University Galleries Cartwright, Derek The Legler Benbough Foundation ART: Student Directed Acquisition Endowment $ 50,000Total $ 1,725,412

Institutional Support Awards22 awards received totaling $1,725,412


noelle norTon

Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences“Faculty have funded their individual and collaborative scholarships with funds from a large number of agencies including NOAA, NSF, NIH, Research Corporation, and many others. These funds have supported multi year projects, including coral reef research and climate change education.”

“In recent years, there has been a tremendous growth in funding activity outside of the sciences, and it continues to grow with the support of the Office of Sponsored Programs and Foundation Relations.”

“The State Department has funded a Justice in Mexico project, and it is housed in the Department of Political Science and International Relations. We have funding from the Hewlett and Tinker Foundations to fund programs that help identify our political science faculty as the national source to contact regarding issues arising in Mexico.”

College of Arts and Sciences Proposals by Sponsor Type


State/Local Government$24,000

Federal$6,023,230




Department PI/Co-PI Sponsor Project Title Awarded

Arts and Sciences Admin

Myers, Perla/ Friedman, Jane; Jiang, Eric; Pruski, Lukasz; Anderson, Rae; Severn, Greg

National Science Foundation - NSF Supporting Students for Success in Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics at the University of San Diego $ 609,811

Arts and Sciences Admin Norton, Noelle Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Undergraduate Science: PURE/SURE $ 50,000Biology Patrick, Marjorie National Science Foundation - NSF Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Assignment $ 65,108

Biology Simovich, Marie San Diego State University Research Foundation - SDSURF MCAS Miramar Genetics $ 28,270

Chemistry and Biochemistry Bell, Jessica National Institute of Health - NIH Functional Characterization of Suppressor of IKKepsilon $ 147,696

Chemistry and Biochemistry Bell, Jessica National Institute of Health - NIH Functional Characterization of Suppressor of IKKepsilon $ 154,015

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Bell, Jessica/ Daley, Christopher American Chemical Society - ACS National ACS; USD Project Seed $ 2,500

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Bell, Jessica/ Daley, Christopher

American Chemical Society, San Diego Section - ACS SD USD Project SEED $ 2,500

Chemistry and Biochemistry Benz, Lauren National Science Foundation - NSF CAREER: Fundamental Investigation of Supported Materials:

ZIFs and Nanoclusters $ 58,765

Chemistry and Biochemistry Clark, Timothy American Chemical Society, Petroleum Research

Fund - ACS PRFPhosphine-Directed C-H Borylation of Arenes: Facile Access to Ambiphilic Phosphine Boronate Esters $ 70,000

Chemistry and Biochemistry Clark, Timothy National Science Foundation - NSF CAREER: Substrate-Directed C-H Borylation Reactions $ 143,613

Chemistry and Biochemistry Malachowski, Mitchell Council on Undergraduate Research - CUR 2014 Brian Andreen Undergraduate Research Fund, CUR

Fellows Research Fellowship $ 5,000

English Norton, Noelle Danvera Foundation Scholarships English Major $ 15,000Environmental and Ocean Sciences

Boudrias, Michel/ Bolender, James Danvera Foundation Coastal Marine Studies $ 25,000

Environmental and Ocean Sciences Gray, Sarah National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration - NOAA

Coral Reef Conservation: Watershed-Marine Linkages and the Impact of Watershed Restoration on Land-Based Sedimentation to USVI Coral Reefs

$ 91,102

Environmental and Ocean Sciences Gray, Sarah National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration - NOAAYear 2: Assessment of the Impact of Watershed Restoration on Marine Sediment Dynamics in the USVI $ 56,936

Environmental and Ocean Sciences Prairie, Jenn The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Aggregate Formation Under Turbulence: Small-Scale

Biophysical Interactions Driving Carbon Flux in the Ocean $ 34,631

Environmental and Ocean Sciences Reyns, Nathalie The ALSAM Foundation: A Utah Trust Continuation and Enhancement of “Bridging the Gap” $ 251,805

Mathematics and Computer Science Shulman, Michael Carnegie Mellon University - CMU Homotopy Type Theory: Unified Foundations of

Mathematics and Computation $ 28,659

Philosophy Zwolinski, Matt Charles G . Koch Charitable Foundation Philosophical and Economic Foundations of Political Liberty $ 14,200

Physics Anderson, Rae Department of the Air Force - AFOSRElucidating the Molecular Dynamics, Conformations, and Interactions Occurring in Complex Entangled Biopolymer Systems Via Novel Single-Molecule Techniques

$ 121,515

Physics Severn, Gregory National Science Foundation - NSF Collaborative Research: Understanding of Presheaths and Sheaths in Plasmas $ 55,000

Political Science Shirk, David U .S . Department of State: Bureau of INL Oral Adversarial Skill-Building Immersion Series (OASIS) $ 1,139,858Psychology Sitaraman, Divya Howard Hughes Medical Institute - HHMI Neural Circuits Controlling Sleep and Wake in Drosophila $ 10,500

Total $ 3,181,484

College of Arts and Sciences Awards24 awards received totaling $3,181,484


SAlly BroSz HArdin

Dean of the Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science

“Over the past decade the School of Nursing (SON) has received research grants, training grants, and capitation grants. The main sources for these were NIH, Foundation Grants, the State of California Song Brown grants, and San Diego Neighborhood Improvement grants. Foundation grants provided research, training, and capitation funds for USD’s newest building, the Beyster Institute for Nursing Research (BINR).”

“The SON has 30 full-time permanent faculty positions; 22 tenure/tenure-track and 10 clinical. These faculty are outstanding; five are Fellows in the American Academy of Nurses, and one is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. Having Fellows in the American Academy of Nursing helps give impetus to research grant applications. In the past year, every SON faculty person, except for two, submitted research or training grant applications.”

“It is an honor to work with the SON faculty. They recognize that nursing research saves lives.”

Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science Proposals by Sponsor Type





Federal$2,811,693


PI/Co-PI Sponsor Project Title Awarded

Bonnell, Susan Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development - OShPD Song Brown Special Programs Funding 2014 $ 59,975Bonnell, Susan Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development - OShPD Song Brown Capitation Grant 2014 $ 108,000Burkard, Joseph Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare Jonas Nurse Leader Scholars $ 150,000Bush, Ruth Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute - PCORI Supporting Latino Families with Children with Spina Bifida $ 25,000Hardin, Sally Brosz County of San Diego, District 4 County of San Diego Neighborhood Reinvestment Grant 2014 $ 37,950Hardin, Sally Brosz Danvera Foundation Beyster Institute $ 10,000Hardin, Sally Brosz Danvera Foundation Scholarships $ 10,000Hardin, Sally Brosz U .S . Health Resources and Service Administration - HRSA Nurse Faculty Loan Program (2014) $ 299,960Macauley, Karen Las Patronas Patient Transport Systems $ 37,950Mayo, Ann/ Buechel, Jennifer Tri-Service Nursing Research Program HPV Knowledge and HPV Vaccine Uptake among U .S . Navy Personnel

18 to 26 Years Old $ 14,708

Roth, Patricia/ Hardin, Sally Brosz Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - RWJF Future of Nursing Scholars: 2015 $ 25,000

Terry, Michael Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development - OShPD OSHPD Educational Stipend Program: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners $ 67,030

Urden, Linda American Association of Colleges of Nursing - AACN New Careers in Nursing: Pre-Entry Immersion Program (PIP) $ 5,000Urden, Linda Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - RWJF New Careers in Nursing (2014) $ 150,000Urden, Linda The Arnold P . Gold Foundation APGF/AACN White Coat Ceremony $ 3,000

Total $ 1,003,573

Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science Awards15 awards received totaling $1,003,573


PATriciA MArquez

Dean of the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies“We owe the existence of the first stand-alone School of Peace Studies to the philanthropy and the vision of Joan B. Kroc. When she had this vision, she insisted that we create a school that not only talks about peace, but also makes sustainable peace around the world.”

“Support from the Alliance for Peace Building has allowed us to map the field of peace building, which provides a stronger base for future international efforts.”

“The TransBorder Institute has received, over the years, substantive research support from foundations as well as private donors. This work is central to understanding and addressing cross border issues, such as immigration affairs, unaccompanied minors, freedom of speech, emerging forms of violence in Mexico, the drug trade, violence and disappearances. What could be more central to our lives today, and to the lives of people in communities all over the world, than peace and justice? That’s what we seek to answer.”

Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies Proposals by Sponsor Type



Federal$857,074

Foreign$199,670




Carpenter, Ami National Institute of Justice - NIJ Mapping Transnational Gang Activity $ 79,982Freeman, Jennifer Arsenault Family Foundation Defying Extremism: Gendered Responses to Religious Violence $ 20,000Freeman, Jennifer Arsenault Famliy Foundation Women Peacemakers: Defying Extremism $ 20,000Freeman, Jennifer Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland E .V . - EMW Defying Extremism: Gendered Responses to Religious Violence $ 6,013Freeman, Jennifer Finn Church Aid, Kirkon Ulkomaanapu Defying Extremism: Gendered Responses to Religious Violence $ 48,247Freeman, Jennifer Gem Foundation Women Peacemakers: Defying Extremism $ 30,000Freeman, Jennifer Rowe Family Foundation Women Peacemakers: Defying Extremism $ 2,500Freeman, Jennifer The Joseph Henry Edmondson Foundation Women Peacemakers: Defying Extremism $ 2,000Headley, William Tawfiq and Richel Khoury Family Foundation Religion and Peacebuilding $ 29,000Martinez, Debbie Serenity Grace Foundation Worldlink $ 5,000Martinez, Debbie The Kimberly Godwin Charitable Gift Fund Worldlink $ 6,000Martinez, Debbie Verizon Foundation Worldlink $ 5,000

Total $ 253,742

Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies Awards12 awards received totaling $253,742

Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies Proposals by Sponsor Type



dAvid Pyke

Dean of the School of Business Administration“We have the best job in the world. As faculty members, our job is to learn and to communicate what we learn. Learning and writing about what we learn, we call ‘research.’ Communicating what we learn to students, we call ‘teaching.’ It’s just hard to get a better job than that.”

“The Center for Peace and Commerce created a Social Innovation Challenge that is an entrepreneurship program aimed at the triple bottom line — people, planet and profit, the ‘3 P’s.’ In other words, students pursue projects that seek environmental advances (planet) and poverty alleviation (people), but do so in a way that the third P is not philanthropy, but profit — or economic sustainability.”

School of Business Administration Proposals by Sponsor Type

19 proposals submitted totaling $850,004

Industry$5,000


Foundation/Non-Profit$758,088

Jaime Alonso Gomez, Dean August 17, 2015

“The Center for Peace and Commerce demonstrates the wonderful blending of funding, research, and student experiences, both inside and outside the classroom, all working together in ways that transform both people in the community and the learning experience of our students.”



Conroy, Stephen Fred J . Hansen Foundation Center for Peace and Commerce $ 25,355Conroy, Stephen Moxie Foundation Center for Peace and Commerce $ 50,000Conroy, Stephen Pacific Western Bank Center for Peace and Commerce $ 5,000Conroy, Stephen Price Family Foundation Center for Peace and Commerce $ 10,000Conroy, Stephen Verizon Foundation Center for Peace and Commerce $ 15,000

Total $ 105,355

School of Business Administration Awards5 awards received totaling $105,355


STePHen Ferruolo

Dean of the School of Law“The Children's Advocacy Institute just celebrated its 25th anniversary. Throughout its history, CAI has received generous external support from many sources of funding.”

“With the support of the Kisco Foundation funding, we established our Veteran’s Legal Clinic in 2012. Recently, the Veteran’s Legal Clinic has expanded its mission to assist veterans with disability appeals and discharge re-evaluations, as well as with claims against for profit schools. The Veteran’s Clinic has recently received additional generous funding from both the May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust and alumnus Jack McGrory.”

School of Law Proposals by Sponsor Type


State/Level Government$368,741

Federal$339,998




Anders, Scott Aramco Services Company - ASC Saudi Aramco Energy Policy Training $ 76,596Anders, Scott California Center for Sustainable Energy - CCSE Rooftop Solar Challenge II $ 48,613Anders, Scott San Diego Association of Governments - SANDAG 2012 Regional Greenhouse Gas Inventory $ 25,832Dalton, Margaret Foundation of California State Bar IOLTA 2015 $ 67,035Dalton, Margaret The State Bar of California State Bar, Legal Services Trust Fund: IOLTA (Partial 2014) $ 26,915Dalton, Margaret The State Bar of California Equal Access Fund (EAF) $ 107,962Dalton, Margaret/Betancourt, Jesi U .S . Department of Treasury - IRS University of San Diego LITC $ 13,200Dalton, Margaret/Betancourt, Jesi U .S . Department of Treasury - IRS University of San Diego LITC $ 76,800Fellmeth, Robert/Dalton, Margaret; Muth, Robert Kohlberg Foundation, Inc . Initiative to Protect Student Veterans $ 547,699

Lopez II, Agustin The City of San Diego Administrative Hearing Program: Contract for Admin . Hearings City of San Diego $ 378,584



Muth, Robert May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust Smith Trust Grant $ 50,000Silva-Send, Nilmini San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E City of Lemon Grove: Greenhouse Gas Inventory Support Services $ 14,004Silva-Send, Nilmini San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E City of Del Mar: Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory Support Services $ 20,023Silva-Send, Nilmini San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E LGP Energy Policy MSA $ 115,000Silva-Send, Nilmini San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E City of Encinitas Climate Planning $ 2,000Silva-Send, Nilmini/Anders, Scott The City of San Diego City of San Diego Climate Action Plan Technical Services $ 20,500Silva-Send, Nilmini The San Diego Foundation - TSDF Cities Climate Planning Support Services $ 56,267

Total $ 2,073,296

School of Law Awards19 awards received totaling $2,073,296

School of Law Proposals by Sponsor Type


PAulA cordeiro

Dean of the School of Leadership and Education Sciences

“We are very proud of the non-profit work that takes place in SOLES. We have over 250 alumni in the non-profit area, predominantly working in the county of San Diego in every sector of non-profit. We host an annual event that the Non-Profit Board Governance Institute puts on for board governance of non-profit boards. I’m enormously pleased by the work that this institute provides.”

School of Leadership and Education Sciences Proposals by Sponsor Type


Federal Flow-Through$1,222,892



Industry$14,996

“The U.S. Department of Education gave over $2 million for our program that prepares teachers to work with children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Dr. Irwin and Joan Jacobs have given $6.3 million for the creation and operation of the Mobile Technology Learning Center.”

Nicholas Ladany, Dean July 1, 2015



Chakraverti, Meenakshi Encuentros Leadership Encuentros Leadership Affiliation $ 6,000Chakraverti, Meenakshi La Jolla Playhouse La Jolla Playhouse Leadership and Organizational Development $ 18,000Chakraverti, Meenakshi RISE San Diego RISE Urban Leadership Fellowship Program $ 16,468Chakraverti, Meenakshi The San Diego Foundation - TSDF USD-LI Emerging Coaches Grant $ 10,000Cordeiro, Paula California Department of Education Leading School District Change $ 997,894Cramer, Julie/Liu, Judith Cajon Valley Union School District - CVUSD Cajon Valley Union School District: Learning Space Design $ 49,600Cramer, Julie LPA, Inc LPA: Mann MS Modernization $ 4,250Cramer, Julie LPA, Inc LPA, Inc . Learning Space Design Project $ 11,500Deitrick, Laura LEAD San Diego LEAD San Diego: Program Outcomes Identification Project $ 5,000Deitrick, Laura Nash and Associates Evaluation Services for the TAY Academy Program $ 14,000Deitrick, Laura San Diego Opera Governance Services $ 18,000Himelstein, Scott Brawley Elementary School District - BESD Brawley Digital Learning Readiness Review $ 19,000

Himelstein, Scott Charles Stewart Mott Foundation - Mott Mott: Informal Sciences STEM: Expanding Youth Opportunities for Success Through Quality STEM Learning Experiences $ 730,000

Himelstein, Scott El Paso Independent School District El Paso Independent School District: Professional Learning, Research and Evaluation, and Technology and Instructional Technology Audit $ 1,629,126

Himelstein, Scott Houston Independent School District - HISD Houston Independent School District: Teacher Recruitment, Relocation, and Retention $ 48,000

Himelstein, Scott Oceanside Unified School District - OUSD OUSD and DODEA Project OPTIME $ 225,000Himelstein, Scott Sweetwater Union High School District - SUHSD Sweetwater Digital Learning Readiness Review $ 39,000Himelstein, Scott Valley Elementary Educational Foundation - ValleyEEF Valley Elementary Educational Foundation: Professional Learning $ 1,200Hubbard, Lea Poway Unified School District - PUSD Design Study $ 20,000Lattimer, Heather San Diego Unified School District Advancing STEAM Education: Magnet School Assistance Program (MSAP) Grant $ 77,722Schumann, Mary Jo Clare Rose Foundation, Inc Clare Rose Sabbatical Program Evaluation $ 10,000Schumann, Mary Jo Military Transition Support Program - MTSP Program Evaluation Services $ 100,000Schumann, Mary Jo PsychArmor Institute Program Evaluation $ 50,000Schumann, Mary Jo Rancho Santa Fe Foundation - RSFF North County Senior Connection Program Evaluation $ 38,525Schumann, Mary Jo Regional Access Project Foundation - RAP State of Non-Profits in Riverside County $ 19,200Thome, Richard Brawley Elementary School District - BESD Brawley Elementary School District: Professional Learning $ 14,074Thome, Richard Cajon Valley Union School District - CVUSD Cajon Valley Union School District Professional Learning $ 54,000Thome, Richard Houston Independent School District - HISD HISD Professional Learning (PD) $ 61,710Thome, Richard Houston Independent School District - HISD Houston Independent School District Professional Learning $ 188,000Thome, Richard Houston Independent School District - HISD HISD Professional Learning (PD) $ 230,000Thome, Richard Oceanside Unified School District - OUSD Oceanside Unified School District Professional Learning 2014-2015 School Year $ 168,000Thome, Richard Santee School District Santee School District Professional Learning $ 48,000Thome, Richard Santee School District Santee School District Professional Learning $ 48,000Yebba, Jennifer San Diego Gas & Electric Company - SDG&E USD Non-Profit Governance Symposium Sponsorship $ 7,000Yebba, Jennifer The Bravo Foundation Non-Profit MA Student Scholarship Fund $ 10,000Yebba, Jennifer The Samuel I . and John Henry Fox Foundation Non-Profit Student Scholarship Fund $ 4,000Yebba, Jennifer Union Bank of California Non-Profit Institute Event Sponsorship $ 10,000Yebba, Jennifer Wells Fargo Foundation USD Non-Profit Governance Symposium Sponsorship $ 5,000

Total $ 5,005,269

School of Leadership and Education Sciences Awards38 awards received totaling $5,005,269


cHell roBerTS

Dean of the Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering“Darlene Shiley gave us a founding gift to start an engineering school, and it has enabled wonderful things for us. Her gift has advanced the culture of research by providing facilities and capacity for us.”

“When looking at our research contributions, it’s not the dollar amount or the proposal, but the impact that is most important. I measure research by impact. That impact can come in a variety of ways. As an undergraduate school, a lot of that impact is measured in students. As I look at the awards, I see a strong connection with our students in every one.”

“We have a number of companies sponsoring student projects this year, including Cubic, SDG&E and General Atomics. These companies sponsored not only the projects, but took the projects to publication. They are now sponsoring a student team to travel back East to present that paper. Clarify, CareFusion, and ViaSat are all directly involved with students, and faculty mentor those students.”

Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering Proposals by Sponsor Type26 proposals submitted totaling $7,041,646

Federal$4,465,264


Industry$14,996

Foundation/Non-Profit$283,500




Kramer, Kathleen General Atomics Aeronautical RTS Capstone Project $ 4,996

Lord, Susan National Science Foundation - NSF Collaborative Research: Military Veteran Students’ Pathways in Engineering Education $ 472,627

Mayhew, David General Atomics Aeronautical Capstone Fall 2014 General Atomics $ 10,000Roberts, Chell Esser Kaufmann Foundation Industry Partnership Program $ 30,000

Total $ 517,623

Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering Awards4 awards received totaling $517,623


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