Mississippi Institute for Improvement of Geographic Minority Health

Competitive Grant Research Program

The Mississippi Institute for the Improvement of Geographic Minority Health established the Competitive Grant Research

 

Program (CRGP) to encourage and support new research on minority and rural health, aimed at addressing and eliminating

 

health disparities. The Institute awarded four grants in 2007, totaling $100,000, with the possibility of an extension for an

 

additional 12 months, depending on funding availability and satisfactory progress.

 

 

Competitive Grant Program Awardees 2006-2007

 

         Dr. Karen Grothe

        Sedentary Behavior in Overweight Women

 

         Ms. Kedra Wallace

        Elucidating the Role of Nitric Oxide and Endothelin-2 Activation in Endothelia Cells Co-Cultured with Placental Explants from African-American and Caucasian High Risk Pregnancies

 

         Dr. Audwin Fletcher

        Kids for Healthy Eating and Exercising (KHEE) Club

 

         Dr. Gailen Marshall

        Impact of Psychological Stress on HPV Vaccine Responses to Gardasil in Underserved Minority Women

 

 

Click here to access Competitive Research Grant Application for 2008-2009

- Grant Policy, Instructions, and Application