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Charlotte Zietlow Endowment for Women Faculty Research Grants

Consideration for this grant shall be given to Indiana State University Women tenure track faculty who meet the following criteria:

  • Faculty member(s) shall be women
  • Assistant Professor rank, who have successfully completed their first-year review
  • Will benefit from travel and research money that will enable them to develop a research project which is related to their professional field and which can lead to promotion and tenure at Indiana State University

Selection Procedure: recipients of the Zietlow Women Faculty Research Grant shall be selected based on the criteria and on the recommendations of a grants committee appointed by the Provost, which is chaired by a representative from Gender Studies and which includes a majority of tenured women faculty from throughout the university.

The committee will consider applications from pre-tenure women faculty who have completed their first-year review successfully, with primary consideration given to the quality of the application narrative itself, and the strength of the project described (potential scholarly contribution, contribution to the tenure decision, the actual work to be undertaken).  Criteria generally consists of a narrative (include a research plan, immediate and future goals for the project, indicate contribution of the project to scholarship in the field as well as importance related to tenure decision) and the applicant's vita. The applicant's Department Chairperson will need to complete a survey of support.
 
Statement from Charlotte Zietlow:

This endowment is intended as a stipend to support non-tenured women faculty at Indiana State University as they pursue research and personal development in their professional field which will assist them towards promotion and tenure at Indiana State University. It is my perception that financial assistance for faculty at this stage of their careers is not widely available and can be of significant importance as they develop their portfolios. No doubt the same is true for male faculty, but my experience is that women have historically had a harder row to hoe in academia, and frequently have to balance home and career to a greater extent than their male counterparts. I would hope this would give them one additional tool to help them move forward in their teaching, research and service to Indiana State University, and to the learning community in general.

Zietlow 2013
Shana Kopaczewski, Charlotte Zietlow, Janis Leigh, Lisa Borrero, Kathryn Berlin, Florence Uruakpa, Edith Campbell

The first grant was awarded during the 2008-2009 academic year. The inaugural recipient was Dr. Keri Berg [now Keri Yousif]: "Under the Crinoline: Empress Eugenie and Photography"

2009 Award Recipients:

Marcee Everly (Nursing): Decision-making of Nurse Midwives: Does location have an effect?

Barbara Eversole (Technology Management): Decision-making Styles of CEOs: a new model for human relations

Susan Hagood (Physical Education): The Impact of a Professional Development Program on 4th and 5th Grade Students' Physical Activity Levels

Mandy Reid (English): Multiple projects

2010 Award Recipients:

Mandy Reid (English): The Ideological Work of Violence: The Repression of Difference and the Discourses of Race, Sexuality, and the Nation in Louisa May Alcott's Little Men and Jo 's Boys

Jennifer Ryan (African and African-American Studies): Saved in the Club. . . Soul Music

Eulson Seung (Chemistry): Improving Undergraduate Student Understanding of Chemistry Processes

Cha Nam Shin (Nursing): Clinical Teaching Experience with Ethnically Diverse Students

Roseanne Fairchild (Nursing): Transforming Care at the Bedside, Indiana's Rural Hospitals

Jennifer Latimer (Geology): Paleo ReFluxes to the Oceans: Potential Impact on Biogeochemical Cycles, Past Climate Change, and Implications for the Future

2011 Award Recipients:

Tonya Balch (CDCSEP): Next Steps Towards Intercultural Competence

Linda Luebke (School of Music): Elementary Music Education Leadership in the Field:  The Impact of Improvement Status on Specialist Teaching

Robyn Osborn (CNHHS): Parenting Self-Efficiency and Its Influence on Childhood Obesity

Bridget Roberts-Pittman (CDCSEP): Overlap Between Traditional Bullying and Cyber Bullying in College Students

Cha-Nam Shin (CNHHS): Barriers for Culturally Diverse Students in Clinical Nursing Courses

Jacqueline Shin (Psychology/Sociology): Cognitive and Brain Processes Underlying Skill Learning in Elderly People and Patients with Neurodegenerative Diseases

2012 Award Recipients:

LaKesha Anderson (Communications): Exploring Breastfeeding and the Motherhood Myth

Azizi Arrington-Bey (Built Environment): Walls and Words: The Poetry of Interiority

Barbara Eversole (Human Resource Development): Changing Corporate Culture for Work/Life Initiatives: the Perspective of Mid-Level Management

Tina Kruger (Applied Health Sciences): Aging in the Avenues: An Intergenerational Photovoice Project

2013 Award Recipients:

Kathryn Berlin (Applied Health Sciences): Serving as the lead author of a Jones and Bartlett health and wellness textbook: Time and resource managment for a pre-tenure woman;

Lisa Borrero (Applied Health Sciences): Retirement During the Aging Boom: An Exploration of Workplace Retirement Preparation;

Edith Campbell (Library): About the Author: Tanya Bolden in Context

Dianna Cooper-Bolinskey (Social Work): Retirement During the Aging Boom: An Exploration of Workplace Retirement Preparation Programs

Shana Kopaczewski (Communication): Mike and Mo//y: Representations of weight in a prime time sitcom

Janis Leigh (Psychology): Mindfulness-Based Diabetes Management

Florence Ojiugo Uruakpa (Applied Health Sciences): Continuing the fight against obesity among America's teens: Investigating factors that affect consumption of fruits and vegetables among teens in Terre Haute

2014 Award Recipients:

Kathryn Berlin (Applied Health Sciences): Feasibility of utilizing behavioral health providers in rural, primary care physician offices to promote behavioral change

Caitlin Brez (Psychology): Brains on Music: Mental Representations of Music and Number

Melanie D'Amico (Languages, Literatures & Linguistics): Conversational Abilities in Spanish of Intermediate-High Learners during Online Chatting

Darleesa Doss (Applied Health Sciences): Understanding factors that influence physical activity behaviors among Black/African American adults in Gary, IN

Katherine Fredlund (English): Complicated History of Women and Education at Oberlin College:  The Ladies Board and Social and Moral Obligations

Jung Mee Mun (Human Resource Development & Performance Technology): Alternative marketplace in the 21st century:  Exploring social attitudes towards online collaborative consumption

Angela Napier (Social Work): Can We Retain Them?  A Predictive Model for MSW Student Success

Haijing Tu (Communication): The Spread of MOOC's Through Online Social Network:  locating the Key Thresholds

Carolina Valencia (Applied Medicine & Rehabilitation): Relationship between central pain mechanisms and resting central arterial blood pressure between patients with chronic pain and healthy normotensive controls

Dwuena Wyre (Human Resource Development & Performance Technology): Experiential Learning in Human Resource Development

2015 Award Recipients:

Jodi Frost (Math & Computer Science): Active Abstract Algebra

Carly Schmitt (Political Science): The Legislative Juggle: Legislating, Electioneering, and Representation in the U.S. House

Alina Waite (Human Resource Development & Performance Technologies): Exploration of Factors Influencing Ida Adoption at Entrepreneurial Events
 

Fall 2016 Award Recipients:

Chuang Szu-Fang (Human Resource Development): Upgrading the Workforce for Tomorrow's Job:  Evidence from the Service Industry at Terre Haute, Indiana

Haijing Tu (Communications): Online Job Seeking and Chinese Migrant Workers:  An ICT Study from the Sociological Perspective

Bauer, Cooper-Bolinsky, Moore, Van Cleve: Descriptive Study focusing on the Mental Status Locus of Control and Chronic Health Conditions in Rural Women

Amy Ash (English): Malady: Poems

Lori Henson (Communications):  he Prophet and the Press: American Civil Religion and Images of Candidate Barak Obama

Fall 2017 Award Recipients:

Amy French (Educational Leadership) Doctoral Student's Perceptions of Studying Exclusively Under Black Faculty

Andrea Arrington (History) Experiences from the Frontline: High-risk Pregnancy and Critical Neonatal Care in Zambia

Julia Reynolds (Music)  Music and Special Education: Perceptions of a Community Based Instruction Music Concert

Keliee Hanigan (Applied Medicine & Rehabilitation) The impact of increased exposure to patient care simulations in Physical Therapy education on self-efficacy and clinical performance

Anna Viviani (Communication Disorders & Counseling) Haunted for Life: Long-term academic and career impact of childhood sexual abuse

Fall 2018 Award Recipients:

Whitney Boling - (Applied Health Sciences) Caring for Indiana Caregivers: Revalidation of the Caregiver Quality of Life Cystic Fibrosis (CQOLCF) Scale

Kristina Lawyer - (Applied Engineering & Technology Management) Optimizing an Eco-marathon Drive Cycle Using a Simulink Vehicle Model

Jean Potts - (Advanced Practical Nursing)  Teaching It Forward: Educating Parents About HPV Vaccine

2022 Award Recipients:

Michelle Abraham - (Psychology) A Comparison of Self-Report and Projective Measures of Attachment and the Correlation to Mood

Kimberly Stanley - (History) Carl Stokes and the Race for Cleveland

Alicia Jay (Theater) Critical Approaches to Arts Administration in the New Millennium

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