Staub
Grants
NSF-TUES grant, 2013. Phage Discovery Goes Viral: Engaging All Biology Students in Research. $129,675. Co-PI with KR Anders and M Poxleitner. 2013-2015.
HHMI Collaborative Pilot grant. 2013. The Phage Model Goes Viral: Developing Other Models for Course-based Research Experiences (CREs). C Mader, Hope College; L Williams, Tuskegee University; S White, North Carolina Central University; V Delesalle, Gettysburg College; BS Hennington, Tougaloo College; R Merritt, Smith College. $50,000.
Murdock Partners in Science. 2011-2012. Variation in pheromone genes in plethodontid salamanders. $15,000. With Kari Sikel, Colton High School, Oregon.
NSF ROA with LD Houck, Oregon State University. 2010-2011. $15,740.
Hollister-Stier. 2010. Research partnerships to enhance recruitment of URM in the sciences. $750. (for summer Wellpinit-Gonzaga partnership program)
Avista. 2010. Science Research Experiences for Wellpinit High School Students. $1,500.
Civic Engagement Grant. Mindful mentoring of the next generation of scientists. Gonzaga University. 2010. $700.
Society for the Study of Evolution. 2009. Funds to celebrate Darwin's 200th birthday with evolution based outreach exercises with elementary schools. $300.
College of Arts and Sciences Donor Funds. Science in Action! Interns. 9/2008. $1,028.
Civic Engagement Grant from Academic Vice President's Office. Internships for Science in Action!: A collaborative effort between the School of Education, the Department of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences, and the Spokane Public Schools. Awarded June 2008. $700.
College of Arts and Sciences Donor Funds. Science in Action! Interns. 1/2008. $2.028.
Promoting inquiry-based science in Spokane Public Schools. $800. Rotary Club 21. 2008.
Institute of Systems Medicine. K-12 science outreach in the Spokane community. Sabbatical support to write science education outreach proposal. $9,000. 2007.
Gonzaga University grant for Faculty Development to Enhance Civic Engagement between Gonzaga faculty, students, and the community. Tackling scientific illiteracy one teacher at a time: Preparing pre-service teachers to teach science effectively and with confidence while helping K-8 students in our community. 2007-2008. $700.
Promoting inquiry-based science at Roosevelt Elementary School. Rotary Club 21. October 2006. $500.
Murdock Charitable Trust, "Start-up package for new position in Biology." $61,000. 2005.
Research Opportunity Award, NSF. Summer 2005. In collaboration with Drs. Houck and Arnold at OSU, Corvallis. "Collaborative Research: The evolution of pheromone signals and their role in behavioral isolation." $17,972.
Murdock Charitable Trust, "Structure, function, and phylogenetic distribution of the modified granular gland in the salamander family Plethodontidae". $35,000. 5/2003-8/2005.
NSF CCLI (with co-PI Peter G. Pauw): Focusing on student stewardship of laboratory learning: Implementing inquiry-based imaging investigations across the curriculum. $199,910. 5/2001-2005.
NSF grant supplement: Tyrone Hayes and Nancy Staub. The role of steriod receptors and aromatase in ontogenetic color change in the Hyperoliidae. $27,376. 9/1998-7/1999.
NSF Research at Undergraduate Institutions Award: "Hormonal and morphological variation in salamanders." August 1995-July 2000. $139,043.
NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates supplement: $4,117. "Hormonal and morphological variation in salamanders." Summer 1996.
NSF Research Planning Grant. "Investigation of the androgenic basis for male-like females in the salamander genus Aneides. 9/1993 - 1/1995. $21,867.
Murdock College Science Research Program. Summer salary stipend for summer 1993, 1995. Stipends for students/supplies. 1993-2000, 2004-2007.
Sigma XI-AMNH. $500. 1985.
Patent Fund Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, UC Berkeley. $1,000. 1986.
HHMI Collaborative Pilot grant. 2013. The Phage Model Goes Viral: Developing Other Models for Course-based Research Experiences (CREs). C Mader, Hope College; L Williams, Tuskegee University; S White, North Carolina Central University; V Delesalle, Gettysburg College; BS Hennington, Tougaloo College; R Merritt, Smith College. $50,000.
Murdock Partners in Science. 2011-2012. Variation in pheromone genes in plethodontid salamanders. $15,000. With Kari Sikel, Colton High School, Oregon.
NSF ROA with LD Houck, Oregon State University. 2010-2011. $15,740.
Hollister-Stier. 2010. Research partnerships to enhance recruitment of URM in the sciences. $750. (for summer Wellpinit-Gonzaga partnership program)
Avista. 2010. Science Research Experiences for Wellpinit High School Students. $1,500.
Civic Engagement Grant. Mindful mentoring of the next generation of scientists. Gonzaga University. 2010. $700.
Society for the Study of Evolution. 2009. Funds to celebrate Darwin's 200th birthday with evolution based outreach exercises with elementary schools. $300.
College of Arts and Sciences Donor Funds. Science in Action! Interns. 9/2008. $1,028.
Civic Engagement Grant from Academic Vice President's Office. Internships for Science in Action!: A collaborative effort between the School of Education, the Department of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences, and the Spokane Public Schools. Awarded June 2008. $700.
College of Arts and Sciences Donor Funds. Science in Action! Interns. 1/2008. $2.028.
Promoting inquiry-based science in Spokane Public Schools. $800. Rotary Club 21. 2008.
Institute of Systems Medicine. K-12 science outreach in the Spokane community. Sabbatical support to write science education outreach proposal. $9,000. 2007.
Gonzaga University grant for Faculty Development to Enhance Civic Engagement between Gonzaga faculty, students, and the community. Tackling scientific illiteracy one teacher at a time: Preparing pre-service teachers to teach science effectively and with confidence while helping K-8 students in our community. 2007-2008. $700.
Promoting inquiry-based science at Roosevelt Elementary School. Rotary Club 21. October 2006. $500.
Murdock Charitable Trust, "Start-up package for new position in Biology." $61,000. 2005.
Research Opportunity Award, NSF. Summer 2005. In collaboration with Drs. Houck and Arnold at OSU, Corvallis. "Collaborative Research: The evolution of pheromone signals and their role in behavioral isolation." $17,972.
Murdock Charitable Trust, "Structure, function, and phylogenetic distribution of the modified granular gland in the salamander family Plethodontidae". $35,000. 5/2003-8/2005.
NSF CCLI (with co-PI Peter G. Pauw): Focusing on student stewardship of laboratory learning: Implementing inquiry-based imaging investigations across the curriculum. $199,910. 5/2001-2005.
NSF grant supplement: Tyrone Hayes and Nancy Staub. The role of steriod receptors and aromatase in ontogenetic color change in the Hyperoliidae. $27,376. 9/1998-7/1999.
NSF Research at Undergraduate Institutions Award: "Hormonal and morphological variation in salamanders." August 1995-July 2000. $139,043.
NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates supplement: $4,117. "Hormonal and morphological variation in salamanders." Summer 1996.
NSF Research Planning Grant. "Investigation of the androgenic basis for male-like females in the salamander genus Aneides. 9/1993 - 1/1995. $21,867.
Murdock College Science Research Program. Summer salary stipend for summer 1993, 1995. Stipends for students/supplies. 1993-2000, 2004-2007.
Sigma XI-AMNH. $500. 1985.
Patent Fund Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, UC Berkeley. $1,000. 1986.