RESEARCH GRANTS
KENNETH S. SAJWAN
2007-2012.
Hazardous Waste Management and Enhancing the Environmental Science
Program at Savannah State University, Department of Energy/Environmental
Protection Agency. ($1,477,500). Principal Investigator.
2008-2009.
Interdisciplinary Marine Science Field Studies. “No Child Left Behind”
Title Part A. Teacher Quality Higher Education Program, Department of
Education. ($53,801). Grant monitored through Armstrong Atlantic State
University. Principal Investigator.
2008-2009. Coastal
Issues, Ecology and Habitats. “No Child Left Behind” Title Part A.
Teacher Quality Higher Education Program, Department of Education.
($21,612). Grant monitored through Armstrong Atlantic State University.
Principal Investigator.
2006-2007. Coastal
Issues, Ecology and Habitats. “No Child Left Behind” Title Part A.
Teacher Quality Higher Education Program, Department of Education.
($19,000). Grant monitored through Armstrong Atlantic State University.
Principal Investigator.
2004-2006.
Extramural Associate Research Development Award. National Institute of
Health. ($100,000). Co-Principal Investigator.
2004-2005. Coastal
Issues, Ecology and Habitats. “No Child Left Behind” Title Part A.
Teacher Quality Higher Education Program, Department of Education.
($18,000). Grant monitored through Armstrong Atlantic State University.
Principal Investigator.
2003-2004. Coastal
Issues, Ecology and Habitats. “No Child left Behind” Title Part A.
Teacher Quality Higher Education Program, Department of Education.
($27,000). Grant monitored through Armstrong Atlantic State University.
Principal Investigator.
2002-2007
Environmental Justice, Community Education and Advisory Project. U.S.
Department of Energy/Environmental Protection Agency ($1,400,000).
Principal Investigator.
2002-2003. Coastal
Issues, Ecology and Habitats. Eisenhower Higher Education Program:
Improving Mathematics and Science Instruction in Georgia. ($18,000).
Grant monitored through Armstrong Atlantic State University. Principal
Investigator
2001-2002. Establishment of a computer
laboratory at the Center for Marine, Environmental science and
Biotechnology Research: Title III, U.S. Department of Education
($39,000). Co-Principal Investigator.
2000-2002. Baseline
Monitoring and Analysis of Health of the Salt Marsh Ecosystem of Fort
Pulaski National Monument, Using Sediment, Oysters and Water samples:
National Park Service ($25,000). Principal Investigator.
1998-2003.
Establishment of a Center for Marine Environmental Science and
Biotechnology: Title III, Department of Education ($690,000).
Sub-Activity Director.
1998-2002
Environmental Waste Management Education and Community Involvement. U.S.
Department of Energy/Environmental Protection Agency ($1,258,840).
Principal Investigator.
1998-2001. NASA “Project High
School/High Tech-Educational Enrichment Program for High School Students
with disabilities: NASA ($299,999). Principal Investigator.
1998-1999.
Coastal Issues, Habitats, Ecology and Analysis Summer Training Workshop.
Eisenhower Higher Education Act: Improving Mathematics and Science
Instruction in Georgia. ($19,194). Grant monitored through Armstrong
Atlantic State University. Co-Principal Investigator.
1997-1998.
Coastal Issues, Habitats, Ecology and Analysis Summer Training Workshop.
Eisenhower Higher Education Act: Improving Mathematics and Science
Instruction in Georgia, ($19,346). Grant monitored through Armstrong
Atlantic State University. Co-Principal Investigator.
1996-1998.
Environmental Waste Management and Community Education. DOE, Aiken, SC.
($700,000). Co-Principal Investigator.
TEACHING, RESEARCH AND SERVICE EXCELLENCE
AWARDS
Matte Beverley
Payne Distinguished Service Award. ($1,000). Savannah State University,
2007;
Outstanding Science
Teacher Award. ($1,000). National Society for College Science Teacher’s
Association, 2006;
Distinguished
Science Teacher Award. ($500). National Science Teachers Association,
2004;
2003. Ernest L, Boyer International Award
for Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Technology. ($5,000). 14th
International Conference on College Teaching and Learning. Jacksonville,
FL.
2002. University System of Georgia
Regent’s Teaching Excellence Award for State University Category.
($5,000). The Board of Regents’ of the University System of Georgia
2002-2003. White House Millennium Award
for Teaching and Research Excellence. ($10,000). U.S. Department of
Education.
1998. Savannah
State University Regent’s Distinguished Professor Award. ($50,000). The
Board of Regents’ of the University system of Georgia.
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