CITA: 1999 Seed Grants

2002 Seed Grants

The Role of Public Health in the Prevention of Juvenile Criminal Violence

Faculty:

Brandon Welsh, Criminal Justice Department

Brazilians Working in a Foreign Land: A Prelinimary Study of Work Environment

and Occupational Health Experiences of Brazilian Immigrants in Lowell

Faculty:

Carlos Eduardo Siqueira, Work Environment Department

The Changing Role of Women in the Massachusetts Economy: Are the Gender Gaps Closing?

Faculty:

Jean Pyle, Regional Economics and Social Development

Meg Bond , Psychology Department

Student:

Yingying Deng

Research and Networking to Develop a Strategic Vision for Broad Chemicals Policy

Faculty:

Joel Tickner, Work Environment

Creating Community Environmental Policies that Include Healthy Homes

Faculty:

Khan Chao, Center for Family, Work and Community

Rafael Moure-Eraso, Work Environment Department

Linda Silka, Regional Economics and Social Development

Development of a Work and Community Sustainability Assessment for Towns in Massachusetts

Faculty:

Margaret Quinn, Work Environment Department

Breathe Easier Asthma Training Project

Faculty:

Pauline Ladebauche, Nursing

Research on Barriers to Institutional Composting and Commercial Composting Sustainable Development

Faculty:

David Turcotte, Center for Family, Work and Community

Julie Villareal, Center for Family, Work and Community

Linda Silka, Regional Economics and Social Development

Contact Nancy Hodge, CITA Administrator at Nancy_Hodge@uml.edu

for further information regarding CITA Small Grants