Student Training in the Responsible Conduct of Criminological Research.” Awarded “Graduate in 2009, FSU Office of Graduate Studies ($4,507). Transformations among Juvenile Offenders in a Correctional Setting.” Principal “Cognitive Investigator. Submitted in 2009, W.T. Grant Foundation ($253,700). Transformations Serious Juvenile Offenders.” Principal Investigator. “Self-Control Submitted in 2008, National Institute of Justice ($401,638). Proposal to Evaluate Florida’s Faith- and Character-Based Prison Programs” (Co-PI; PI: “A Thomas Blomberg). Submitted in 2008, Florida Tax Watch ($382,121). Malleability of Self-Control in Adolescence: Considering the Implications for Self-Control “The of Natural and Contrived Changes in Social Environments.” Awarded in 2007, FSU Council on Research and Creativity ($13,000). the Effects of Parental Socialization on Adolescent Crime across Different Social “Examining Contexts.” Awarded in 2004, FSU Council on Research and Creativity First Year Assistant Professor Award ($13,000). Prospective Measures of Criminal Behavior.” Awarded in 2002, Washington State “Assessing University Faculty Seed Grant ($7,940). Authority and Delinquency.” Awarded in 1998, Office of Graduate Studies, University “Parental of at Austin, University Co-Op Endowment Fund Fellowship ($17,500). Authority and Delinquency.” Awarded in 1997, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, “Parental E. and Bernice M. Moore Dissertation Fellowship ($3,000). Evaluation Research Fellowship. Awarded in 1996-97, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, ($15,000). Presentations Hay, Carter, and Samantha Ladwig. the contours of recent juvenile justice reform in “Tracing Florida.” Presented at the 2015 meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Hay, Carter. Drinking, and Sleeping: Implications for Self-Control.” Presented at the “Eating, 2014 meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Widdowson, Alex, Sonja Siennick, and Carter Hay. and Educational Attainment: “Delinquency Considering the Role of Advance Placement Coursework.” Presented at the 2013 meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Hay, Carter, and Alex Widdowson. in Risk and Protective Factors among Incarcerated “Changes
“Graduate Student Training in the Responsible Conduct of Criminological Research.” Awarded in 2009, FSU Office of Graduate Studies ($4,507). “Cognitive Transformations among Juvenile Offenders in a Correctional Setting.” Principal Investigator. Submitted in 2009, W.T. Grant Foundation ($253,700). “Self-Control Transformations Serious Juvenile Offenders.” Principal Investigator. Submitted in 2008, National Institute of Justice ($401,638). “A Proposal to Evaluate Florida’s Faith- and Character-Based Prison Programs” (Co-PI; PI: Thomas Blomberg). Submitted in 2008, Florida Tax Watch ($382,121). “The Malleability of Self-Control in Adolescence: Considering the Implications for Self-Control of Natural and Contrived Changes in Social Environments.” Awarded in 2007, FSU Council on Research and Creativity ($13,000). “Examining the Effects of Parental Socialization on Adolescent Crime across Different Social Contexts.” Awarded in 2004, FSU Council on Research and Creativity First Year Assistant Professor Award ($13,000). “Assessing Prospective Measures of Criminal Behavior.” Awarded in 2002, Washington State University Faculty Seed Grant ($7,940). “Parental Authority and Delinquency.” Awarded in 1998, Office of Graduate Studies, University of at Austin, University Co-Op Endowment Fund Fellowship ($17,500). “Parental Authority and Delinquency.” Awarded in 1997, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, E. and Bernice M. Moore Dissertation Fellowship ($3,000). Evaluation Research Fellowship. Awarded in 1996-97, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, ($15,000). Presentations Hay, Carter, and Samantha Ladwig. “Tracing the contours of recent juvenile justice reform in Florida.” Presented at the 2015 meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Hay, Carter. “Eating, Drinking, and Sleeping: Implications for Self-Control.” Presented at the 2014 meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Widdowson, Alex, Sonja Siennick, and Carter Hay. “Delinquency and Educational Attainment: Considering the Role of Advance Placement Coursework.” Presented at the 2013 meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Hay, Carter, and Alex Widdowson. “Changes in Risk and Protective Factors among Incarcerated