Grant Recipients
View details about funding opportunities offered by CUPC.
Katie M. Combs
- Topic
Understanding the Effects of Swiftly Changing Abortion Access: The voice of Texas social service providers
- Amount
$14,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2022-2023
Morteza Karimzadeh
- Topic
Forecasting COVID-19 in the Presence of Inconsistent Reporting
- Amount
$13,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2022-2023
Ryan Masters
- Topic
Life Expectancy Changes between 2020 and 2021 among 19 High-Income Countries and among U.S. Populations by Age, Sex, and Race/Ethnicity
- Amount
$3,000
- Type
- Rapid Response
- Year
- 2022-2023
Erin Kelly
- Topic
Youth Deaths Involving Firearms: Identifying Trends and Contextual Characteristics to Inform Prevention Strategies
- Amount
$15,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
Katie Combs
- Topic
Understanding and Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health of Youth with Child Welfare Involvement
- Amount
$12,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
Mara Goldman
- Topic
Covid-19, Tourism, and Conservation in Dryland Africa: Changing environments and populations” ($10,000
- Amount
$10,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
Ryan Masters
- Topic
Immigration, Domestic Migration, and Geographic Variation in Adult Mortality Trends in the United States
- Amount
$15,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
Jason Boardman
- Topic
Racial disparities in genetic associations: the role of environmentally induced epigenetic modifications
- Amount
$15,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
Myron Gutmann
- Topic
Understanding Mortality Disparities using High Spatial Resolution Data
- Amount
$20,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
David Cook-Martin
- Topic
How Immigration Became Temporary in Colorado, 2005-2020
- Amount
$10,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
Amanda Carrico
- Topic
Health and Well-being after Abrupt Return Migration in Coastal Bangladesh
- Amount
$18,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2021-2022
David Pyrooz
- Topic
Views from the inside: Prisoners on COVID‐19 risk and responses
- Amount
$2,000
- Type
- Rapid Response
- Year
- 2020-2021
Lori Peek
- Topic
COVID-19 Research in Puerto Rico and Globally in the Public Health and the Social Sciences
- Amount
$2,000
- Type
- Rapid Response
- Year
- 2020-2021
Fernando Riosmena
- Topic
Understanding Latino aging in the Era of COVID
- Amount
$2,000
- Type
- Rapid Response
- Year
- 2020-2021
Ryan Masters
- Topic
Trends in obstetric practices and birth outcomes across U.S. states
- Amount
$2,000
- Type
- Rapid Response
- Year
- 2020-2021