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FY 2004 - 3rd Quarter   Biology Ronda Rolfes Dever, “Regulation of Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis in Yeast,” National Science Foundation Matthew Hamilton, “Modeling Evolution of Quantitative Traits with Finite Locus Effects,” National Science Foundation Janet Mann, “LTREB:  Long-term Study of Bottlenose Dolphin Life History and Social Ecology,” National Science Foundation Steven Singer, “Immune Responses to Giardia lamblia,” National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding Zahid Bukhari, “The Muslim Community in the American Public Square,” The Pew Charitable Trusts Center for Minority Educational Affairs Thomas Bullock, “Undergraduate Biological Sciences Initiative,” Howard Hughes Medical Institute Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship Randall Bass, “The Crossroads Online Institute,” Department of Education Center for Population and Health Maxine Weinstein, “Infrastructure for Aging and Health Research at Georgetown University,” National Institute on Aging Chemistry Kevin Holman, “CAREER:  Functional Materials Derived from Molecular Containers,” National Science Foundation Toshiko Ichiye, “Computer Simulations of Electron Transfer Proteins,” National Institute of General Medical Sciences Richard Weiss, “Development, Investigation, and Application of Polymers, Organogels, and Ionic Liquid Crystals through Thermal and Photochemical Reactions, Photophysics, and Structural Studies,” National Science Foundation Christian Wolf, “CAREER:  Development of a New Class of Static and Dynamic Stereoselective Sensors,” National Science Foundation Georgetown Public Policy Institute Joan Alker, “The Cost-Effectiveness of Medicaid/SCHIP Premium Assistance,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Spencer Boyer, “Judicial Independence Initiative,” Deer Creek Foundation Spencer Boyer, “Support of the Liberty and Security Initiative,” The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region Jeffrey Crowley, “Analyzing Issues in the Medicare Drug Bill for Dual-Eligibles with Disabilities,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Jeffrey Crowley, “Consumer Guide to Federal Privacy Regulations for People Living with HIV,” Betah Associates, Inc. Pablo Eisenberg, “Senior Fellowship Support,” Open Society Institute Carol Emig, “The Pew Commission on Children in Foster Care,” The Pew Chartable Trusts Steven Heydemann, “The Center for Democracy and the Third Sector:  The Democratic Audit Projects,” Atlantic Philanthropies Steven Heydemann, “The Center for Democracy and the Third Sector,” Atlantic Philanthropies John Hoadley, “State Experience with Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation John Hoadley, “Private and Public Sector Health Care Purchasing Strategies,” University of Chicago John Hoadley, “Medicare and Prescription Drugs:  An Evaluation and Synthesis of Research Relevant to Current National Policy,” AcademyHealth Katrina Holt, “Improving Maternal Oral Health and Perinatal Outcomes,” American Dental Association Foundation Mila Kofman, “Case Study:  Private Health Insurance in New York State,” Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development Cynthia Mann, “Medicaid and SCHIP Policies,” Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Geri Palast, “Justice at Stake Campaign,” Open Society Institute Karen Pollitz, “Monitoring Early Experiences with Federal Health Insurance Tax Credits,” The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Karen Pollitz, “Consumer Guide to Getting and Keeping Health Insurance in New York State,” The New York Community Trust Cynthia Schneider, “Ethics Meets the Marketplace,” The Rockefeller Foundation Government Michael Bailey, “Collaborative Research:  Creating Cross-Institutional Preference Measures:  Methodological Improvements for Studying Constraints on the Supreme Court.,” National Science Foundation Angela Stent, “IPA for Angela Stent,” Anonymous History Meredith McKittrick, “NEH Fellowships 2004-2005,” National Endowment for the Humanities Institute for the Study of International Migration Elzbieta Gozdziak, “Refugees Resettled in Hawaii:  A Descriptive Overview of the Population and Their Needs,” Department of Health and Human Services Lindsay Lowell, “US Labor Markets and Immigration,” University of California, Irvine Susan Martin, “Transnationalism and Development:  Central America and the Caribbean in Perspective,” The Rockefeller Foundation Susan Martin, “Impact and Implementation of Immigration and Refugee Policies,” The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Susan Martin, “World Survey on the Role of Women in Development 2004,” Anonymous Mathematics Judith Miller, “Modeling Evolution of Quantitative Traits with Finite Locus Effects,” National Science Foundation Physics Jeffrey Urbach, “Granular Dynamics Without Gravitational Barrier,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration Edward Van Keuren, “CAREER:  Organic Nanoparticles,” National Science Foundation Edward Van Keuren, “Georgetown University Physics Industrial Internship Program,” Seagate Technology, LLC School for Summer and Continuing Education Emma Harrington, “Institute on the Constitution,” The James Madison Foundation School of Foreign Service Roger Chickering, “NEH Fellowships 2004-2005,” National Endowment for the Humanities Herbert Howe, “Democratization and Military Professionalism:  Dilemmas of Military Reform in Democratizing States,” United States Institute of Peace Sociology and Anthropology Samuel Marullo, “A Curricular Framework for International Innovation,” Loyola University Chicago Student Health Education Services Shannon Hunnicutt, “Campus Training and Service Grant,” Department of Justice