Un-Funded Grant Proposals
As anyone who has ever written a grant knows, it is very hard work. Just because the grant wasn't funded, doesn't mean it was not of high quality. For example, one of our recent failures was one of over 400 submissions to an NSF program where only 17 were selected. It received very good, if not excellent, reviews, but ultimately didn't make it into the top 5% that got funded.
These grant proposals also demonstrate the ability to collaborate with colleagues both at JMU and elsewhere. If all of these had come in, it would have amounted to about $2.2 million in funding.
- Co-PI, (PI: Nicole Radziwill) NeurodiVR - Designing Quality and Inclusion into Cyber-Human Systems, NSF IIS Division, 2016, $498,778
- PI (Co-PI: Nicole Radziwill) CONNECT Open-Source Health Information Technology, CRCF, 2015, $191,763
- Co-PI (PI: Nicole Radziwill) The HCO3 STEAM E-Team Experience, VentureWell, 2015, $49,916
- Co-PI (PI: Nicole Radziwill) IGNITE! Immersive Tech Experience for Undergraduates, VentureWell, 2014, $50,000
- Co-PI, (PI: Nicole Radziwill) VOSS: Using the Agile Organizing Framework and Network Analysis to Characterize the Evolution of an Emergent Virtual Organization Stimulated by Personalized Learning, NSF OAC Division, 2012, $145,264
- PI, (CoPI’s: Maria Papadakis, James Wilson) NextStep Site Feasibility Calculator for Behind-the-Meter Wind Power Systems, DOE Wind Powering America Program, submitted March, 2008, $495,235
- Co-PI, (PI: CJ Hartman) Science on a Sphere Environmental Literacy Grant, SEC-OED-2008-2001089, $300,000
- Co-PI, (PI: Eric Pappas) Research into Instructional Content and Methodologies for Teaching Sustainability, NSF, 2011, $512,000