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Home > Grants
Holigrocki, R. J. (2005). Inquiry Collaborative Grant, University of Indianapolis.
Holigrocki, R. J. (Summer, 2005). Summer Research Grant, University of Indianapolis.
Holigrocki, R. J. (Summer, 2002). Summer Research Grant, University of Indianapolis.
Holigrocki, R. J. (Summer, 2000). Summer Research Grant, University of Indianapolis.
Holigrocki, R. J., Frieswyk, S., Kaminski, P. L., Fantz, C., and Parks, P. (Spring, 1998). Child and Family Center Research Grant, The Menninger Foundation.
Kaminski, P. L. (1999). Wittenberg Professional Enrichment Grant.
Kaminski, P. L. (Fall 1998). Wittenberg Faculty Research Fund Board Grant. Awarded to support development of the Child Aggression Scale.
Kaminski, P. L. (Fall 1998). Wittenberg Faculty Research Fund Board Grant. Awarded to support investigation of the electrodermal activity in dyads at high-risk and low-risk for abuse.
Raches, C. (Summer, 2003). American Psychological Association Travel Grant. Awarded to assist with travel to APA Annual Convention in Toronto for presentation of PCIA paper.
Weisenbach, S. L. (Spring, 2000). MacGregor Research Grant. Awarded to support research on attention-deficit disorder and mother-daughter interaction.
Weisenbach, S. L. (Summer, 1999). Wittenberg Faculty Research Fund Board Summer Research Grant. Awarded to support research on attention-deficit disorder and mother-daughter interaction.