Pew Summer Research Program
former successful applications

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2008-2009 Pew Summer Research Grant recipients:

  1. Haifei Li
    A PHP-based Web Frontend for a Molecular Dynamic Computational Software Package
  2. Matt Lunsford
    Mere Maths: A Look at the Role of Mathematics in the Apologetic Writings of C.S. Lewis
  3. John Netland
    Theorizing Faith, Culture, and Identity in the Fiction of Shusaku Endo
  4. Micah Watson
    Evangelical Political Thought and the Bible

 

Karen Martin, Application for Summer 2007: “Challenging Borders: The Demarcation of Space and Place in Isabel Allende’s House of the Spirits Trilogy”

 

Theresa L. Blakley, Application for Summer 2006: "The Anatomy of Trauma and Faith"

 

Matt D. Lunsford, Application for Summer 2006: "Substitution Groups and Remarkable Subgroups: Using Galois’ Definitions in the Pedagogy of Elementary Group Theory"
 

Mark Dubis, Application for Summer 2005: "A Semantic and Structural Analysis of 1 Peter 1:1-2:10"

 

David P. Gushee, Application for Summer 2005: "The Sanctity of Life: An Evangelical Exploration"
 

Gene C. Fant, Jr., Application for Summer 2004: "Reading Christianly or Christians Reading? In Search of a Unified Theory of Christian Literary Criticism"

 

Terry McRoberts, Application for Summer 2004: "Années de Pèlerinage, Deuxième Année – Italie: An Informed Lecture Recital"
 

Matt D. Lunsford, Application for Summer 2001: "The Ideas of Evariste Galois: Recovering Motivation in Abstract Algebra Through the Exploration of Original Sources"
 

 

To receive an email attachment of successful Pew applications from the following persons, please email Gavin Richardson (<< grichard@uu.edu >>) and specify the title of the requested application.  The attachments can only be sent to Union Faculty.

 

Gavin Richardson, Application for Summer 2005: "The Byzantine Anastasis: The Transfiguration of Romanitas"

 

Troy Riggs, Application for Summer 2004: "The Origins of Hypothesis Testing: Recovering Scientific Reasoning in Statistical Pedagogy"