
Home > Faculty and Research > The Rodney F. Ganey, Ph.D. Collaborative Community-Based Research Mini-Grants

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Assessing the Impact of Neighborhood Resources Corporation's Programs and Services |
Using Chat Dialog to Assess the Intention of Internet Child Sexual Offenders |
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Monroe Park Food Cooperative Results in the South Bend Food Security Coalition
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Improving Infant Health in St. Joseph County—2013 Update
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The Center offers three Mini-Grants in the amount of $7,000 each to support joint faculty-student-community research partnerships addressing a need articulated by the community organization. These grants may support the planning and development of new projects, the expansion of existing ones, or the evaluation of on-going or previously completed projects.
The purposes of the grants are to foster faculty-student-community partnerships that:
When the grant recipient is announced, the partnership will receive up to $6,000 to cover costs associated with the project, to be kept in the faculty partner's account. The remaining $1,000 will be similarly awarded within three years of the first part of the grant disbursement if the partnership can show: (1) evidence of the positive impact the partnership has had locally, and (2) a refereed publication, or other work considered of high merit in the faculty member’s field, or a presentation at a national or regional conference.
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Assessing the Impact of Head Start on Children and Families
Building Parent Involvement in South Bend
2011 Community Impact Grant Recipient