PAULINE GASDOW BRENNAN - University of Nebraska Omaha

Pauline K. Brennan
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FUNDED RESEARCH GRANTS, continued
External, continued
• 2001—$12,700 “Mecklenburg Court Process” funded through the Community Building
Initiative (a component of the Foundation for the Carolinas). Principle Investigator.
Internal
• 2012—$4,500, Race/ethnicity and Institutional Misconduct: The Predictive Validity of
the LSI-R. Summer Fellowship prodived by the University of Nebraska at Omaha,
University Committee on Research and Creative Activity.
• 2012— $9,000, The Predictive Validity of the LSI-R for Incarcerated Offenders: Does
Gender and/or Race/ethnicity Matter? Funded by the School of Criminology and
Criminal Justice, summer research stipend award. $3,000 of the funding went to support
two doctoral students—Abby Vandenberg and Timbre Wulf-Ludden— who assisted with
the research.
• 2011— $9,000, The Importance of Race/ethnicity in Depictions of Female Drug
Offenders in Front-Page Newspaper Stories. Funded by the School of Criminology and
Criminal Justice, summer research stipend award. $3,000 of the funding went to support
two doctoral students—Abby Vandenberg and Timbre Wulf-Ludden— who assisted with
the research.
• 2010— $3,000, An Evaluation of the Parenting Program at the Nebraska Correctional
Center for Women. Funded by the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, summer
research stipend award.
• 2009—$3,000, Depictions of Female Offenders in Front-Page Newspaper Stories: The
Importance of Race/ethnicity and Offense Type. Funded by the University of Nebraska at
Omaha, University Committee on Research and Creative Activity. Principle Investigator.
• 2009—$3,500. Depictions of Female Offenders in Front-Page Newspaper Stories: The
Importance of Race/ethnicity and Offense Type. Funded by the School of Criminology
and Criminal Justice, summer research support. 100% of the funding went to two
graduate students—Timbre Wulf and Abby Vandenderg—for their assistance on the
project. I was the Principle Investigator.
• 2006— $4,500, An Evaluation of North Carolina’s Summit House. Funded by the
University of Nebraska at Omaha, University Committee on Research and Creative
Activity. Principle Investigator.