Grant Recipients
View details about funding opportunities offered by CUPC.
2023-2024 Grants
Kate Coleman-Minahan
- Topic
The impact of sociopolitical events on immigrant young adults’ fertility preferences
- Amount
3,000
- Type
- Rapid Response
- Year
- 2023-2024
Amanda Carrico
- Topic
Health stress and infant health outcomes in Bangladesh
- Amount
15,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Jane Menken, Krister Andersson, and Alan Zarychta
- Topic
Sustaining Improvements in Health Service Delivery and Health under Decentralization Reform: Current and Future Collaborative Research in Honduras
- Amount
$7,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Guofeng Cao
- Topic
Understanding Community Disaster Resilience with GeoAI and Big Geospatial Data
- Amount
24,640
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Patrick Krueger
- Topic
Race/Ethnic and Education Disparities in the Types of Diets Consumed among U.S. Adults
- Amount
17,329
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Ryan Masters
- Topic
Nudged Into an Early Grave: The Proliferation of American Lethal Environments and Increases in Adolescent and Young Adult Mortality in the United States
- Amount
25,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Amanda Stevenson
- Topic
Countering pronatalism with rigorous demography and social science
- Amount
25,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Terry McCabe and John O’Loughlin
- Topic
Dynamics of climate change impacts in Kenya: Extending a panel survey to multiple livelihood, population, migration, and ethnic contexts
- Amount
$5,650 from CUPC and $5,000 from IBS
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Christine Steeger
- Topic
Understanding Disparities in Nicotine and Cannabis Vaping among Youth
- Amount
$15,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Colleen Reid and Jessica Finlay
- Topic
Toxic Homes? A mixed-methods study of Marshall Fire health impacts
- Amount
$20,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2023-2024
Morteza Karimzadeh
- Topic
Forecasting COVID-19 in the Presence of Inconsistent Reporting
- Amount
$13,000
- Type
- Seed Grant
- Year
- 2022-2023
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