Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, 2007 - 2010. Principal Investigator, Poverty in the “Fighting 21st Century.” $27,000. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 2007 - the Likelihood of 2008, “Estimating Asset Poverty Across the University of Michigan, Institute for Life Course.” Social Research, $25,000. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, 2001, "Rising Tides, Sinking Boats: the Consequences of Economic Restructuring and Racial Segregation for Connecticut's Inner City Poor," Principal Investigator, HUD Agreement Number H-21333SG, $30,000. Society for Social Work and Research, 2001. "Outstanding Research Award," "In recognition of exemplary contribution to knowledge in the profession of social work." Cornell University Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center, 2001. Co-Principal Investigator with Mark R. Rank, 2001, "The Social Dynamics of Affluent Couples." Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant 99-6-23 H/R002, $25,000. United States Department of Agriculture. Co-Principal Investigator, 2000 - 2005, "Rural Labor Markets: Workers, Firms and Communities in Transition," $100,000. Named to the 2001, 55th edition of Marquis in America. Who’s Who Rural Policy Research Institute, 1998 1999. Principal Investigator. Effects – “The of Welfare Reform on Metro and Nonmetro Areas of the United States.” $36,000. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, 1997 - 1999. Principal Investigator, and Economic Survey of Nonmetropolitan New “Social York.” $75,000 New York State 4-H Foundation and U.S.D.A. Co-Principal investigator with Eunice Rodriguez, Cornell University. 1996-1998. for “Outcomes Term Community-based Youth Programs: A Statewide Impact Study of the 4-H Club Program in New $25,000. York,” Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, 1994. Innovator Award for work with New York State Teen Assessment Program, award presented for community research on teen at-risk behavior.
Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, 2007 - 2010. Principal Investigator, “Fighting Poverty in the 21st Century.” $27,000. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 2007 - 2008, “Estimating the Likelihood of Asset Poverty Across the Life Course.” University of Michigan, Institute for Social Research, $25,000. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, 2001, "Rising Tides, Sinking Boats: the Consequences of Economic Restructuring and Racial Segregation for Connecticut's Inner City Poor," Principal Investigator, HUD Agreement Number H-21333SG, $30,000. Society for Social Work and Research, 2001. "Outstanding Research Award," "In recognition of exemplary contribution to knowledge in the profession of social work." Cornell University Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center, 2001. Co-Principal Investigator with Mark R. Rank, 2001, "The Social Dynamics of Affluent Couples." Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant 99-6-23 H/R002, $25,000. United States Department of Agriculture. Co-Principal Investigator, 2000 - 2005, "Rural Labor Markets: Workers, Firms and Communities in Transition," $100,000. Named to the 2001, 55th edition of Marquis Who’s Who in America. Rural Policy Research Institute, 1998 – 1999. Principal Investigator. “The Effects of Welfare Reform on Metro and Nonmetro Areas of the United States.” $36,000. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, 1997 - 1999. Principal Investigator, “Social and Economic Survey of Nonmetropolitan New York.” $75,000 New York State 4-H Foundation and U.S.D.A. Co-Principal investigator with Eunice Rodriguez, Cornell University. 1996-1998. “Outcomes for Community-based Youth Programs: A Statewide Impact Study of the 4-H Club Program in New York,” $25,000. Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, 1994. Innovator Award for work with New York State Teen Assessment Program, award presented for community research on teen at-risk behavior. Term
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