The Chancellor's Grant for Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration

Dear Rutgers University–Camden Community:

Rutgers—Camden is fortunate to have a community of exceptional faculty members. This Fall, our outstanding faculty members rose to the challenge and presented many compelling proposals for support from the following highly competitive chancellor-led initiative: The Chancellor's Grant for Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Vice Chancellor's Fund for Research.

Thanks to those faculty members who generously volunteered their time to serve as evaluators for this award. It is my pleasure to announce the following grant recipients:

AWARD RECIPIENTS

Kristin August Bauer
Department of Psychology & Health Sciences
Co-PI: Eveling Hondros, Department of World Languages & Cultures, Co-PI: Kathleen Jackson 
Department of Nursing, Co-PI: Ana Laguna, Department of World Languages & Cultures
Title of Project: "Translation and cultural adaptation of a diabetes family coaching intervention for Spanish-speaking Hispanic/LatinX populations"

Janice Beitz
Department of Nursing
Co-PI: Chester Spell
Department of Management:
Title of Project: "Measuring academic social bullying in professional schools"

E. Duffy
Department of Psychology
Co-PI: John Smith
Department of Economics 
Co-PI: Roberecht van der Wel 
Department of Psychology
Co-PI: Cederic Bouquet
University of Poitiers Department of Psychology & Cognitive Science
Title of Project: “Understanding how incentives, cognitive capacity, and group dynamics affect human imitation behaviors”

Ira Roseman
Department of Psychology  
Co-PI’s: David Redlawsk, University of Delaware Department of Political Science, Co-PI: Agneta Fischer 
University of Amsterdam Department of Psychology, Co-PI: Kyle Mattes, Florida International University Department of Politics & International Relations
Project Title: “Testing a theory of political beliefs and emotions affecting anti-immigrant prejudice and voting”

Jinglin Fu
Department of Chemistry  
Co-PI: Rachel Riley 
Rowan University 
Project Title: “Development of Lipid Nanoparticles to Co-Deliver Therapeutic Nucleic Acids and Small-Molecule Drugs towards the Treatment of Cancer"

Sincerely,
 
Antonio D. Tillis, Ph.D.
Chancellor