Recent Grant-Based Research
In just the last year alone, our faculty have secured nearly $5,000,000 in funding to pursue work that helps create educational materials for school children affected by civil war in Nigeria, to digitize community assets for historical documentation, to help build family engagement at the local library level and to create community engagement projects that nurture children’s early learning and development and more. Here are just a few of our recent projects.
- Project VOICE: Value sensitive design of Outcomes Informing Community Engagement
- $421,533 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services
- Mobile Digitization for Community Memory Projects in Northeast Ohio
- $4,999 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services / State Library of Ohio
- Addressing Education in Northeast Nigeria - Adamawa and Gombe States
- $3,940,113 from USAID / American University of Nigeria
- Working Towards a Smarter Ohio: Supporting Family Engagement through a Strong Preschool-Library Partnership
- $4,999 from The Institute of Museum and Library Services / State Library of Ohio
- Exploring Cohort Models for Capacity Building in the Archival Process
- $3,000 from the Society of American Archivists
- Leveraging Cognitive Task Analysis Methods and Data eHMP Interaction Design
- $123,118 from the Veterans Health Administration
- Energetic Alpha, Numero and Script: Continued Research and Development Costs
- $22,585 from the College of Communication and Information / Kent State University