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NSF Highlights
Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement Grants in Chemistry
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November 1995
Vol. 72 No. 11
p. A214

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The 1995 awards in chemistry under the Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement Program (ILI) of the Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE) have been announced and are listed below. The ILI program provides matching funds in the range of $5,000 to $100,000 for purchasing equipment for laboratory improvement. Since the recipient institution must provide matching funds equaling or exceeding the NSF award, the supported projects range in cost from $10,000 to over $200,000.

The 330 chemistry proposals requesting $16 million constituted 21% of the total number of proposals submitted to the ILI program. A total of $3.5 million was awarded in support of 93 projects in chemistry. The instruments requested most frequently were high field NMRs, followed closely by GC/MS, computers for data analysis, FT-IRs, computer systems for molecular modeling, and lasers. The list below also includes some awards made in the interdisciplinary or chemical engineering disciplines that may be of interest to chemists. No awards were made this year in chemistry within the Leadership in Laboratory Development category.

The next deadline for submission of ILI proposals is November 14, 1995. Guidelines for the preparation of proposals are found in the DUE Program Announcement (NSF 94-160) which may be obtained by calling (703) 306-1666 or by e-mail: undergrad@nsf.gov.

Acknowledgment

We thank Susan J. Gomez, Science Education Analyst in DUE, for her assistance in gathering the data found in this article.

FY 1995 Chemistry Awards

Alabama
Integration of Fourier Transform Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy into the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum

Nathan Ledford
University of South Alabama
$80,000 9551044

Integrating Laser Spectroscopic Studies in Biophysical Chemistry into Advanced Undergraduate Laboratory Courses

Colleen Jones
University of South Alabama
$34,311 9550822

Arizona
Automated Data Collection in the Chemistry Laboratory

Douglas Sawyer
Maricopa County Community, College District
Scottsdale, AZ
$9,932 9551872

Modern Applications of Separation Science in the Undergraduate Curriculum

Michael Burke
University of Arizona
$41,303 9551840

California
Computer Enhanced Learning in Chemistry

Linda Zarzana
American River College
$25,131 9551957

Combining the Electronic Desktop with the Chemical Lab Bench

Joseph Casanova
California State, Los Angeles, University Aux. Service
$26,019 9552272

Capillary Electrophoresis in the Undergraduate Curriculum

Frank Gomez
California State, Los Angeles, University Aux Service
$26,181 9552334

Incorporation of Fourier Transform NMR into the Community College Organic Chemistry Curriculum

Robert Price
City College of San Francisco
$44,083 9551330

Enhancement of the Community College Organic Chemistry Curriculum with FT-IR

Raymond Fong
City College of San Francisco
$9,361 9551254

Enhanced Microcalorimetry in Chemistry Laboratories

Gerald Van Hecke
Harvey Mudd College
$26,164 9551572

Bioanalytical Separation Equipment for the Undergraduate Laboratories

Phoebe Dea
Occidental College
$28,345 9551647

Crossing Boundaries --A Bioorganic Approach to Chemistry at Pomona College

Cynthia Selassie
Pomona College
$85,339 9550975

Upper Level Undergraduate Laboratory Revision at UCLA

James Heath
University of California, Los Angeles
$60,073 9551053

Graphics Workstations for Undergraduate Teaching

Donald Aue
University of California, Santa Barbara
$50,000 9551009

Integration of Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modeling in the Undergraduate Curriculum

Tammy Dwyer
University of San Diego
$33,201 9551889

Colorado
Bioanalytical and Environmental Laboratory Courses for Chemistry and Biology

Robert Milofsky
Fort Lewis College
$19,500 9551282

Fluorescence Spectroscopy in the Undergraduate Program at Regis University

Surendra Mahapatro
Regis College
$13,306 9551978

Connecticut
A Versatile Laser-Based Experimental Setup for the Chemistry Curriculum

David Lewis
Connecticut College
$45,000 9551065

District of Columbia
Materials Chemistry Across the Curriculum: An Integrated Sequence of Laboratory Modules

Steven Pollack
Howard University
$59,609 9551926

Florida
Automatic Titrators in the Analytical Chemistry Laboratories

Kathryn Williams
University of Florida
$31,263 9552030

Acquisition of GC/MS for Advanced Undergraduate Laboratories and Undergraduate Research

Rebecca O'Malley
University of South Florida
$32,575 9550877

Georgia
Investigative Chemistry using Gas Chromatography

Linda Hodges
Agnes Scott College
$12,470 9550869

Utilization of GC/MS in an Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum

Steven Buckner
Columbus College
$29,875 9550916

FT NMR Spectroscopy in the Undergraduate Laboratory

David Collard
Georgia Tech ResearchCorp.-- GIT
$71,302 9551664

Idaho
Photodiode-Array UV-visible Spectrophotometry in the Undergraduate Curriculum

Martin Schimpf
Boise State University
$7,357 9550993

Illinois
Integration of Computer Modeling Throughout the Chemistry Curriculum

Joseph Young
Chicago State University
$50,000 9551385

Laser Spectroscopy in Physical Chemistry

Giles Henderson
Eastern Illinois University
$17,190 9551644

Computational Chemistry in the Undergraduate Curriculum

Kenneth Olsen
Loyola University of Chicago
$41,697 9551452

Indiana
Separations and Structures Throughout the Chemistry Curriculum: GC/MS

Jeffrey Hansen
Depauw University
$27,816 9551027

Introduction of Laser-Based Experiments into Introductory and Upper-Level Chemistry Laboratories

Geraldine Huitink
Indiana University South Bend
$7,616 9552376

Introduction of Surface Chemistry Using Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectroscopy and Incorporation of FT-IR into Upper Level Undergraduate Laboratories

Michael Columbia
Purdue University Research Foundation--Fort Wayne
$17,788 9551033

Upgrade of FT-NMR Spectrometer for Undergraduate Instruction and Research

Richard Dallinger
Wabash College
$18,625 9550976

Iowa
Introduction of GC and GC-MS into First and Second Year Chemistry Courses

Martin St. Clair
Coe College
$26,434 9552104

Modular Chemistry Laboratory for Community College Students

Mary Abraham
Western Iowa Tech
$16,659 9551243

Kansas
Introducing Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy to Undergraduates

Mike Mitchell
Bethany College
$11,792 9551835

Computerized Data Acquisition and Management in Freshman Chemistry Laboratory

Edmund Shearer
Fort Hays State University
$42,200 9552053

Integration of Fourier Transform Nuclear Magnetic Resonance into the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum

M. Dale Hawley
Kansas State University
$72,825 9551383

Improvement of Chemistry Laboratories with FTIR Spectroscopy

Janice Barton
Washburn University of Topeka
$11,596 9550979

Kentucky
Integration of Molecular Modeling Techniques into the Undergraduate Curriculum: An Academic-Industrial Alliance for Curriculum Development

Karlyn Schnapp
Northern Kentucky University
$47,651 9550848

Maine
Molecular Modeling in Undergraduate Laboratories

Raymond Fort
University of Maine
$29,219 9551313

Maryland
Enhancing the Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratories Using Computer Assisted Data Acquisition Systems

Paul Blanchette
St Mary's College of Maryland
$24,215 9551654

Laser Based Experiments in Chemistry and Physics

Michael O'Loughlin
Western Maryland College
$24,735 9552337

Massachusetts
FT-NMR

Cynthia McGowan
Merrimack College
$80,425 9550898

Revitalizing Quantitative Analysis

Patricia Mabrouk
Northeastern University
$32,498 9551389

Molecular Modelling and Learning Through the Undergraduate Years

C. Peter Lillya
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
$50,000 9551312

GC-MS in Undergraduate Organic and Analytical Teaching Laboratories

David Haines
Wellesley College
$39,242 9552132

The Integration of Molecular Modeling and Computational Chemistry into the Undergraduate Curriculum

Dennis Dalton
Williams College
$54,000 9551213

Michigan
FT-IR in the Introductory Chemistry Lab

Margaret Hill
Central Michigan University
$28,354 9551637

Liquid Chromotography Instrumentation for an Environmental Chemistry Program

Andrzej Przyjazny
GMI Engineering & Management
Institute, Flint
$35,673 9551891

Incorporation of an Inert Atmosphere Glove Box into the Air-Sensitive Synthesis Teaching Laboratory: Completion of a Unique Teaching Facility for Undergraduate Chemistry

Stephen Matchett
Grand Valley State University
$11,612 9551691

Improvement of the Chemistry Curriculum and Undergraduate Research with GC/MS

Kevin Belfield
University of Detroit
$26,426 9550885

Minnesota
Integration of FT NMR into the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum

Brian Johnson
College of Saint Benedict
$84,323 9551557

Introduction of Modern Laser Techniques into the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum

Clifford Creswell
Hamline University
$18,593 9551252
New Perceptions of Structure: Scanning Probe Microscopy in the Undergraduate Laboratory

Mary Walczak
Saint Olaf College
$100,000 9552159

Introducing Modern Instrumentation into a Group Learning, Project-Oriented General Chemistry Laboratory

James Vogel
St Mary's College
$31,362 9552201

Mississippi
Incorporation of an X-ray Analysis System into the Chemistry Curriculum

Marcus Steele
Delta State University
$84,610 9550888

New York
Integration of Analytical Chemistry into Environmental Programs at Alfred University

Frederick Schaefer
Alfred University
$41,878 9551773

Multimedia Modules for Enhancing Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Education

Paulette Clancy
Cornell University
School of Chemical Engineering
$25,530 9551714

A Powder Technology Laboratory

Gabriel Tardos
CUNY City College
Department of Chemical Engineering
$73,645 9551223

Equipment for Workshop Laboratories in Analytical Chemistry

David Gosser
CUNY City College
$43,416 9551535

Use of FT NMR in the Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory

Joseph Hornak
Rochester Institute of Technology
$100,0009551406

FT-NMR in the Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory

Dale Marko
Siena College
$95,500 9551277

Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry in Undergraduate Chemistry and Science

Michael Milligan
SUNY Fredonia
$30,8649551319

Acquisition of a Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometer GC/MS

David Johnson
SUNY Geneseo
$31,072 9551848

NMR Spectroscopy to Improve Undergraduate Education

Augustine Silveira
SUNY Oswego
$100,000 9551386

Computing in Science Majors General Chemistry Laboratories Linked with a Laboratory Interfacing Course

Kenneth Hyde
SUNY Oswego
$36,102 9551387

Directed Inquiry in a Large General Chemistry Laboratory

Robert Kerber
SUNY Stony Brook
$35,272 9552250

North Carolina
The Versatility of FT-NMR Spectroscopy in the Undergraduate Curriculum

Cassandra Eagle
Appalachian State University
$91,263 9552180

Applications of Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy in a Novel Integrated Chemistry Laboratory

Anne Glenn
Guilford College
$11,767 9551108

North Dakota
Curriculum Enhancement Through Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

Michael Burke
North Dakota State
College of Science
$35,655 9551808

Computer-Controlled Spectrometers in Undergraduate Chemistry

Harmon Abrahamson
University of North Dakota
$35,283 9550990

Ohio
Computational Chemistry in Undergraduate Laboratories and Undergraduate Research

James Hershberger
Miami University
$34,322 9551091

Integration of Automated GC-MS Into the Undergraduate Curriculum

John Jackson
Youngstown State University
$34,450 9551683

Oklahoma
Enhancing Undergraduate Teaching and Research Laboratories with a Multipurpose Rapid Scanning Spectrophotometric System

William Potter
University of Tulsa
$39,412 9552370

Oregon
Chemistry Curriculum Modification for Computer-Interfaced Laboratory

Gilbert Albelo
Mount Hood Community College
$25,083 9552228

A Pulsed Laser System for Experiments in Physical Chemistry

Joseph Nibler
Oregon State University
$46,218 9551517

Pennsylvania
Instrumentation for Particle Transport/Separation Experiments

Darlene Schuster
Bucknell University
Department of Chemical Engineering
$23,475 9551886

Enhancing the Undergraduate Chemistry Experience with Bench-Top GC-MS

Timothy Strein
Bucknell University
$24,732 9551135

Use of Gas Chromatography/Electron Ionization Detection in an Innovative Lab-Oriented Curriculum

R. David Crouch
Dickinson College
$18,014 9550906

A Series of Nested GC-MS Applications in the Introductory Chemistry Sequence

Phyllis Leber
Franklin & Marshall College
$23,942 9550890

Molecular Modeling Throughout the Chemistry Curriculum

Carl Wigal
Lebanon Valley College
$49,188 9551199

Laser Spectroscopy in Advanced Chemistry, Physics, and Biology Laboratories

Carl Salter
Moravian College
$31,550 9551365

Updating Undergraduate Laboratories: The Acquisition of a Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectrometer

Mary Menachery
Pennsylvania State University, Altoona
$10,080 9551157

Improvement of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Laboratory Experiences

Robert LaCount
Waynesburg College
$39,7609551944

Improvement of Undergraduate Electrochemical Laboratory Experiences

William King
Waynesburg College
$13,000 9552004

South Carolina
FT-IR in the General and Organic Chemistry Laboratories

Melanie Cooper
Clemson University
$27,040 9551054

Studies on Molecular Structure and Reactivity at Furman University with NMR Spectroscopy

Moses Lee
Furman University
$80,167 9550909

Improvement of Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum Through Updated NMR Capabilities

David Evans
Presbyterian College
$78,757 9550873

Tennessee
Capillary Electrophoresis in Undergraduate Education

John Harwood
Tennessee Technological University
$16,140 9552043

Texas
Integration of FT-NMR into the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum

Michael Imhoff
Austin College
$94,712 9551643

Addition of Fluorescence Spectroscopy to an Upper Division Unified Laboratory Sequence

Henry Altmiller
Saint Edward's University
$9,000 9551902

Sowing the Seed for Laboratory Reform: Acquisition of an FT-NMR

Kenneth Pohlmann
St Mary's University San Antonio
$39,693 9551205

Role-Playing Pharmaceutical Analytical Development in Instrumental Analysis

Dennis Shelly
Texas Tech University
$23,000 9552305

Utah
Scanning Probe Microscopy for Chemistry Majors

Thomas Beebe
University of Utah
$7,950 9551438

Vermont
Molecular Mechanics Laboratory for Undergraduate Instruction

Stephen Sontum
Middlebury College
$41,961 9552386

Virginia
Applications of Luminescence to Biology and Chemistry

Benjamin DeGraff
James Madison University
$19,287 9551089

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy in the Chemistry and Environmental Studies Programs

Serge Schreiner
Randolph-Macon College
$30,000 9552097

Washington
Integration of Automated Analytical Instrumentation into Undergraduate Education

Suzanne Bell
Eastern Washington University
$57,916 9551724

Lasers in the Undergraduate Curriculum

David Cleary
Gonzaga University
$39,693 9550838

Enhanced Teaching and Student Research Capabilities using ICP-AES

Duane Swank
Pacific Lutheran University
$55,655 9552275

West Virginia
Project CAUSE (Computer Assisted Undergraduate Science Education)

Albert Magro
Fairmont State College
$30,964 9551799

Wisconsin
Incorporating Polymer Chemistry Across the Curriculum

Kevin McLaughlin
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
$15,396 9552098
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