Grants
Our reputation for excellence is built on scholarship and practice. A strong research agenda ensures that the College of Arts and Letters is a major contributor to the growing body of knowledge in the humanities and social sciences.
Selected Recent Grants
Gregory Keating
To Se or Not to Se? An Eye-tracking Study on Inalienable Possession in Heritage Spanish Speakers
NSF Division of Graduate Education
$53,000
Thomas Herman
Evaluation of Healthy Development Services Program in South Region of San Diego County/South Bay Community Services
SBCS Corporation
$76,000
Ricardo Vasconcelos
Support for Language Center
Camões Institute
$2,315
Trent Biggs
Global Food Security--support analysis data (GFSAD)
Bay Area Environmental Research Institute
$77,037
David Cline
Hub & Spoke Post-Doctorate Fellowship Program
Florida State University
$163,987
Minjeong Kim
Future Direction of Korean American Community
Korean American Institute
$13,000
Jessica Barlow, Rebecca Lewison and Madison Swayne
Boosting the Brownfields Workforce
Environmental Protection Agency
$499,996
Thomas Herman
Evaluation of the First Five First Steps Program in the South Region
SBCS Corporation
$87,000
Mathias Schulze and Christopher Brown
SDSU-LARC National Language Training Center for DoD
Institute of International Education
$1,499,979
Daniel Sousa
Wilfdire and Prescribed Fire Characterization and Risk
University of California at Santa Barbara
$51,596
Edward Blum, Devanshi Hilsabeck, and Megan Welsh
The Work of Self-Government: A Year Long Examination of the Declaration of Independence and Its Value Today
Jack Miller Center
$10,000
Madison Swayne and Jessica Barlow
Statewide Inventory of Brownfields in California
California EPA Toxic Substances Control Department
$80,000
Daniel Sousa
Southern California-based Field and Analytic Support for Pre-, Active-, and Post-Fire Characterization
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
$115,000
Todd Butler and Aileen Taylor-Grant
CAL Advance: Second Year Pathways
Modern Language Association
$10,000