IESUS Grantees from 2001 to 2007

Year	Applicant	Department	Title of Project	Amount Granted
2007	Bethany Albertson	Political Science	Fear and Learning in the Illegal Immigration Debate: How do Anxious Citizens get their News?	$4600.00
2007	Stephanie Camp	History	Black Women, White Women, and the Slave South	$9410.00
2007	Anna Haley-Lock, Kim England, & Kate Quinn	Social Work, Executive Vice Provost's Office, & Geography	The Work-Life Balance of Academics and Other Professionals of Color: Developing New Tools for Research	$8,857.00
2006	Katherine Beckett & Steve Herbert	Sociology/Law, Societies & Justice Program/ Geography/Law, Societies & Justice Program	Assessing Consequences of Intensified Urban Social Control for Seattle’s Racial and Ethnic Minorities	$7891.00
2006	Philip Howard	Communication	Ethnic Diversity in the Ownership of Broadcast Licenses in the United States, 1994-2004	$7684.00
2006	Janine Jones	Educational Psychology	Resilience in Black Adolescents: The Relationship between Perceived Racism, Racial Socialization, Behavior Disorders and Spirituality	$8623.00
2006	Ralina Joseph	Communication	The New Model Minority: Representations of Mixed-Race African American Women and the Neo-Conservative Fight for “Colorblindness”	$7392.00
2005	Matt Barreto	Political Science	A Comparative Analysis of Latino Vote History in Five Major U.S. Cities	$8000.00
2005	Laura E. Evans	Public Affairs	Cultivating Capacity, Organizing Change: Policy Environments and Tribal Governments	$7482.00
2005	Alexes Harris	Sociology	‘Manduley’ Study of Direct- file Cases in Southern California	$7959.00
2005	Marian Harris	Social Work (UW Tacoma)	Adult Attachment Typology in a Sample of High Risk Mothers	$6665.00
2005	Robert Lee	Forest Resources	Latino Workers in Community Forestry	$6023.00
2005	Zhi Lin	School of Art	The Continuation of the Project ‘Invisible People: Chinese Railroad Workers’	$7895.00
2004	Nathalie Gehrke	Education	Oral Histories of Teachers of Asian Descent: A First Step in Proposal Development for an Oral History Project on Teachers of Washington State	$5,600.00
2004	Lisa Hoffman and Mary Hanneman	Urban Studies, Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences-UW Tacoma	Recording Histories and Constructing Identities: Japanese Language Schools and Negotiating Belonging in Urban America	$11,662.65
2004	Amy Synder Ohta	Asian Languages & Literature	Bilingual and Bicultural Development in Japanese Interethnic Families in the U.S. and Canada	$6,807.00
2003	William Bradford	Finance and Business Economics	Racial and Gender Discrimination, Legal Penalties and Reputation Costs	$13,792.00
2003	Elizabeth Marcoux	Information School	Retention Attention to Underrepresented Minority Information School Students	$8,677.00
2003	Gerry Philipsen	Communication	Speaking the Discourse of Difference: A Case Study	$10,138.00
2003	Shirley Yee	Women Studies	East Side Encounters: Gender, Race, Ethnicity in New York City, 1880-1935	$1,500.00
2002	Shannon Dudley	Music	A Sabor de Puerto Rico: The Music of Rafael Cortijo and El Gran Combo	$5,925.00
2002	Avery Guest	Sociology	An Ethnographic Study of Race, Public Housing, and Violence in Seattle Neighborhoods	$6,000.00
2002	Peter Lape	Anthropology/Burke Museum	Traditional Food Resources and Diabetes in Native Puget Sound Communities	$8,116.00
2002	Tom Stritikus	Education	One Year and Two Schools: The Academic and Social Lives of Latino and Vietnamese Immigrant Students	$8,297.00
2001	Alexandra Harmon	American Indian Studies	American Indians and Wealth: A History	$6,161.00
2001	Eunjung Kim	Family and Child Nursing	Korean American Parenting, Adolescents' Psychological Functioning and Emotional and Behavioral Problems	$7,479.00
2001	Rachel Kleit	Evans School of Public Affairs	The Ethnic Ties of Immigrant Public Housing Residents: Do They Aid or Impede Economic Self-Sufficiency	$6,750.00
2001	James Nason	Anthropology/Burke Museum	Research in Native American Communities: Polices and Implications	$7,300.00
2001	Patrick Rivers	American Ethnic Studies	Civilizing Tendencies: Hate, The State, and The Racial Construction of Post-Industrial Identities	$6,556.00
2001	Mary Wright	American Indian Studies	“American Indian Women’s Activism in Post-World War II Washington State	$6,090.00

Last Updated October 9, 2007