Last year's honoree was Brian J. Lipke. For further information about the awards banquet, contact John Shellum, assistant dean in the School of Management, at 645-3224. EMAP provides seed funding for interdisciplinary research and analysis on environmental problems pertaining to the region and shares the research with organizations capable of creating policy based on the research. All faculty are eligible, and applicants should be faculty affiliates of the institute. Interdisciplinary teams are encouraged to apply.
Smaller proposals are preferred.
Projects can range from 12-18 months in duration. The beginning date for all projects is January 2000. The deadline for proposals is 4 p.m. Nov. 5. One digital copy or 14 printed copies must be submitted. For more information or to obtain a copy of the proposal format, contact the institute at 645-2159 or .