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Seed Grants Awarded in 2004-2005

  • Natasha Cabrera (Human Development)
    Support for research and proposal development on the nature, type, and frequency of father involvement and associations between father-child interactions and children’s cognitive and social development in an underrepresented group of low-income, ethnically diverse urban families.

  • Kenneth Leonard (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
    Support for research and proposal development on the ability and quality of care provided by medical practitioners in Tanzania.

  • Brian Wiersema (Criminology and Criminal Justice)
    Support for proposal development to assist in efforts to make restricted-use National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) data available to population researchers and others interested in linking victimization data with Census information on the places where NCVS respondents reside.

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