- 1/19 – 12/21
-
NSF/DUE–1836604 (co-PI),
Paradigms in Physics:
Representations in Quantum Mechanics,
$299,282
- 1/19 – 12/21
-
NSF/DUE–1836603 (co-PI),
Paradigms in Physics:
Second-Generation Dissemination Strategies,
$298,948
- 8/17 – 7/18
-
FQXi (PI),
Magic squares of Lie groups,
$8050.
- 9/13 – 8/19
-
NSF/DUE–1323800 (co-PI),
Paradigms in Physics:
Representations of Partial Derivatives,
$599,487.
-
NSF/DUE–1555804 (co-PI),
Supplement,
$49,806.
- 4/14 – 6/14
-
AAPT/PERTG (PI),
Workshop on the Status of the Upper-Division Physics Curriculum:
Travel support for junior researchers,
$2500.
- 8/12 – 7/15
-
John Templeton Foundation – 34808 (PI),
An octonionic description of fundamental particles,
$117,511.
- 7/12 – 6/13
-
FQXi (PI),
A new look at the Freudenthal magic square,
$4600.
- 9/10 – 8/14
-
NSF/DUE–1023120 (PI),
Paradigms in Physics:
Interactive Electromagnetic Curricular Materials,
$399,922.
-
NSF/DUE–1256606 (PI),
Workshop supplement,
$40,684.
- 9/08 – 8/11
-
FQXi (PI),
Using Octonionic Cayley Spinors to Describe Fundamental Particles,
$51,393.
- 9/07 – 6/08
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L. L. Stewart Faculty Development Award (OSU),
Teaching Calculus Coherently,
$4400.
- 8/07 – 12/07
-
Hewlett Foundation mini-grant (OSU),
Teaching Calculus Coherently,
$2000.
- 9/06 – 8/11
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NSF/DUE–0618877 (co-PI),
Paradigms in Physics: Multiple Entry Points,
$498,124.
- 8/04 – 7/09
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OMLI Geometry Team
(funded by NSF/EHR–0412553),
$28,000.
- 2/04 – 9/08
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ODE/Oregon ESEA Title II-B MSP 4076, (co-PI),
Central Oregon Consortium,
$1,073,814.
- 4/03 – 3/07
-
NSF/DUE–0231032 (PI),
Bridging the Vector Calculus Gap: Episode II,
$217,039.
- 1/01 – 7/03
-
NSF/DUE–0088901 (PI),
Bridging the Vector Calculus Gap,
$112,513.
- 6/00 – 6/01
-
OCEPT Faculty Fellow
(funded by NSF/DUE–9996543),
$5700.
- 1/00 – 6/01
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L. L. Stewart Faculty Development Award (OSU),
Vector Calculus,
$2200.
- 6/97 – 11/02
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NSF/DUE–9653250 (senior personnel),
Paradigms in Physics,
$497,063.
- 9/96 – 6/97
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L. L. Stewart Faculty Development Award (OSU),
Vector Calculus,
$2200.
- 9/92 – 8/95
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NSF/PHY–9208494 (co-PI),
The Wave Equation Isn't As Simple As You Thought,
$75,400.
- 8/94 – 6/95
-
OSU Research Council Award,
Algebraic Computing,
$8000.
- 12/88 – 5/91
-
NSF/PHY–8813126 (PI),
Algebraic Computing in General Relativity,
$48,944.
- 11/89 – 5/90
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OSU Research Council Award,
Algebraic Computing,
$3980.