University of Maryland, The

Total Grants to University of Maryland, The
Total $ Granted:	$ 901,080
For Years:	2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1997 1995 1992 1991 1986
# Grants:	20

Grants to University of Maryland, The

Date	Amount	Purpose	Funder
12-30-2004	12,500	Fellowship Research Grant Robert H. Nelson School of Public Affairs During academic year 2004-2005 to prepare one or more journal article(s) and/or a book on the topic, "Environmental Religion: A Theological and Policy Analysis."	Earhart Foundation
12-30-2004	7,248	H. B. Earhart Fellowship Jonathan W. White Horsham, PA	Earhart Foundation
12-30-2004	12,248	H. B. Earhart Fellowship Todd R. Lowery Alexandria, VA	Earhart Foundation
12-30-2004	10,062	H. B. Earhart Fellowship Christian Esh Reston, VA	Earhart Foundation
12-30-2004	-7,438	Grant returned and/or cancelled in 2004.	Smith Richardson Foundation
12-30-2003	12,449	H.B. Earhart Fellowship Todd R. Lowery Alexandria, VA	Earhart Foundation
12-30-2003	11,877	H.B. Earhart Fellowship Todd R. Lowery Alexandria, VA	Earhart Foundation
12-30-2002	10,733	The Origins and Implications of Order in The Genetic Code	John Templeton Foundation
12-31-2001	3,800	H B Earhart Fellowship Michael C. Cifone Philadelphia, PA	Earhart Foundation
12-31-2001	12,201	H B Earhart Fellowship Todd R. Lowery Alexandria, VA	Earhart Foundation
12-31-2000	3,800	H B Earhart Fellowship Michael C. Cifone Philadelphia, PA	Earhart Foundation
12-31-1997	250,000	Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn't, What's Promising This grant supports research on the effectiveness of crime prevention policies. Lawrence Sherman will collect and analyze the results of existing evaluations of crime preverategies and present policy makers with an analysis of the effectiveness of different strategies. The project's fidings will be published in an annual report.	Smith Richardson Foundation
12-31-1997	200,000	Researching Welfare Reform This grant supports the establishment of an independent panel of experts that will review and assess the most significant welfare reform evaluations. The panel will analyze the evaulations and distinguish among those studies that employed good methods and those with weaker research designs or methodological flaws. The resarch findings will be presented at conferences and in publications.	Smith Richardson Foundation
12-31-1997	134,200	The Former Soviet Union's Biological and Toxin Warfare Program: Assessing Its Proliferation Potential This grant supports research on the Soviet and Russian biological and toxin warfare program. Raymond Zilinskas will conduct research andlysis to determine the potential threat that its legacy poses as a source of technology and expertise for weapons proliferation. The final products will be a series of reports and a book. (This project will be completed at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.)	Smith Richardson Foundation
12-9-1997	53,000	To support book project "April 1865: The Month That Made America"	The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc.
12-31-1995	54,000	School of Public Affairs. A visiting professorship for Alston Chase	John M. Olin Foundation, Inc.
9-23-1992	15,000	To support a study of teaching resampling techniques	The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc.
7-1-1992	83,000	To support a study on U.S. foreign policy in the 1980s	The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc.
4-30-1991	5,000	To support the publication of the book Political Aspects of Islamic Philosophy.	The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc.
12-31-1986	17,400	To support a lecture series on "Political Philosophy and Political Practice", co-sponsored by Goucher College	John M. Olin Foundation, Inc.