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Babson Faculty Research Fund (BFRF) 2007-2008 Awards
The BFRF has completed its review of the proposals for 2007-2008 funding and has made the following awards. More detailed information will be printed in the later newsletters. 2007 Summer Stipends
I. Elaine Allen, Mathematics and Science/Entrepreneurship,
Nan Langowitz, Management* | The Leadership Profile of Established Women Entrepreneurs in Massachusetts: 2000-2006 | | Craig Ehrlich,
Accounting and Law | May CPAs Use Exculpatory Clauses in their Letters of Agreement? | | Elizabeth Goldberg,
Arts and Humanities | Cross-Currents/Emerging Paradigms | | Shari Laprise,
Mathematics and Science | Investigation of the Role of RASSF1A in the Cell Death Response in Cancer Models | | Dessislava Pachamanova,
Mathematics and Science | Generalized Deviation Portfolio Allocation: Relation to Utility Theory and Empirical Evidence | Major Awards (More than a Single Release or Stipend)
| Lisa Colletta,
Arts and Humanities | Voluntary Exiles: British Novelists in Hollywood,
1935-1965 | | Mary Godwyn, History and Society
Donna Stoddard, TOIM* | Narratives and Images of Minority Women Entrepreneurs | | Ivor Morgan
Jay Rao, Management* | Experience Innovators | | Lydia Moland,
Arts and Humanities | Aesthetic Reflection: Hegel, Art and the Citizen’s Disposition | | Mary O’Donoghue,
Arts and Humanities | Aquitania: a Poetry Collection | | Srinivasa Rangan,
Management | Globalization of Entrepreneurial Capitalism | Single Course Releases - Fall 2007 and Spring 2008
| Kevin Bruyneel,
History and Society | Hierarchy and Hybridity: The Silent Role of Colonialism in Shaping the American Racial Order | | Elizabeth Goldberg,
Arts and Humanities | Living in the Awakened Dark: Race, Poverty, and Genocide in Edwidge Danticat’s The Farming of Bones | | Michael Goldstein,
Finance | Purchasing IPOs with Commissions: Theoretical Predictions and Empirical Results | | Dana Greenberg and
Elaine Landry, Management* | Negotiating after the Negotiation: The Challenge of Implementing Flexible Work Arrangements | | Toni Lester,
Accounting and Law | Mediating LGBT Empowerment -- Does Mediation Help or Hurt LGBT Employment Discrimination Claimants? | | Gang Hu,
Finance | Voting and Trading in Acquisitions by Institutional Investors | | Donna Kelley,
Entrepreneurship | Organizational Characteristics of Breakthrough Technologies | | Yoo-Taek Lee and
Kathleen McKone-Sweet, TOIM* | The Role of Complementary Resources in Developing Competitive Supply Chain by Implementing Web-Based Applications | | Mark Potter,
Finance | Jekyl or Hide: Behavior of Managers Who Run Multiple Funds | | Anne Roggeveen,
Marketing | How Cue Congruity Affects Consumer Perceptions | | Denise Troxell,
Mathematics and Science | On the Efficiency of l(2,1)-Labelings: Minimizing the Range and Number of Holes | | Zhen Zhu,
Marketing | From Entrepreneurial Proclivity to Market Leadership: A Path through Marketing and R&D Proficiencies and Integration | * Joint Projects Back to Top BFRF Funds COS Subscription
Funding Opportunities Database Available Jan 1 Community of Science (COS) Funding Opportunities is the largest, most comprehensive database of available funding. More than 22,000 records representing over $33 billion in funding. Opportunities by sponsors throughout the world including private foundations, public agencies, national and local governments, corporations and more. Monies available for work in all disciplines physical sciences, social sciences, life sciences, health & medicine, arts & humanities. Funding for many purposes: research, collaborations, travel, curriculum development, conferences, fellowships, equipment acquisitions, capital or operating expenses, etc. If you are looking for external funding ideas, give this site a try during the break. As of January 1, you can go to http://fundingopps.cos.com (from any campus computer) and run searches in Funding Opportunities. If you would like to access COS from off campus, you will need to register for a username and password; the registration page is at http://registration.cos.com/cos/basic.html.
If you want to apply for external funding, contact Wendy Silverman, Director Corporations, Foundations, and Government Relations, x5993, silverman@babson.edu. Back to Top
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