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DAN BUXHOEVEDEN JOANNA CASEY Walker Institute, USC Faculty Research Award, 2006 Archaeological Survey in Ghana Walker Institute, USC, Faculty Research Award, 2004 Flotation of Archaeological Sediments in Ghana College of Liberal Arts Scholarship Support Award. University of South Carolina, 2004 Flotation of Archaeological Sediments in Ghana Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program Globalization in Morocco and Tunisia, 2001 College of Liberal Arts Scholarship Support Award. University of South Carolina, 2001 Travel to the Panafrican Congress of Archaeology, Bamako, Mali College of Liberal Arts Scholarship Support Award. University of South Carolina, 2000 Laboratory analysis of artifacts from the Birimi Site, Ghana Carol Jones Carlisle Award. Women’s Studies, University of South Carolina, 1998 The production of Shea Butter in Northern Ghana, (for supplies) College of Liberal Arts Scholarship Support Award. University of South Carolina, 1998 The production of Shea Butter in Northern Ghana, (for equipment) Sponsored Programs and Research Award. University of South Carolina, 1997 Research on the Middle Stone Age in Northern Ghana Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Research Grant. (Principal Investigator: Dorothy Godfrey-Smith. Co-Investigators: Joanna Casey, Lynn Wadley and Ofer Bar-Yosef), 1996 Optically Stimulated Luminescence dating of Neolithic and Late Stone Age sediments at three archaeological sites. Equipment Grant, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada JANINA FENIGSEN Elected Member-at-Large for the Executive Board of the Society for Linguistic Anthropology, 2006 KARL HEIDER 30 Year Pin For Service to the University of South Carolina, Spring 2006 ALICE KASAKOFF 30 Year Pin For Service to the University of South Carolina, Spring 2007 Carlisle Award from The Women's Studies Program, Spring 2007 This award is designed to assist faculty and professional staff in the conduct of women-centered research which is consistent with the research mission of Women's Studies to reconceptualize knowledge, create new knowledge, and/or reinterpret existing knowledge about women and their experiences through the lens of gender and the prism of diversity. KEN KELLY Travel Award from The African American Professors Program (mentor), 2007 Michael J. Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award, 2005 Archaeological Society of South Carolina Recognition for Outstanding Service 1999 2004, 2005 College of Liberal Arts Scholarship Support Award, University of South Carolina, 2004 Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., Post-Ph.D. Research Grant. “The African Diaspora in the French Caribbean: An Historical Archaeology of the African Guadeloupean Experience, 2003 Ministère de Culture et Communication, Direction régionale des affaires culturelles, Guadeloupe and Martinique, France 2002-2005 Recipient of the 2001 Class Award ANN KINGSOLVER Awards: 2008 Carol Jones Carlisle Faculty Award - Women's Studies Program 2007 Distinguished Undergraduate Research Mentor Award at USC. 10 Year Pin For Service to the University of South Carolina, Spring 2007 Certificate of Recognition of Support and Dedication to International Students, awarded by the Office of Student Government & the Cultural Exchange Association at USC, October 2006 Two Thumbs Up Award (student nominated), Office of Disability Services, USC, 2001 & 2005 Certificate of Recognition for Support and Dedication to International Students, awarded by the Office of Student Government and EMPOWER, USC, November 2005 Michael J. Mungo Graduate Teaching Award, USC, 2002 Grants: School of American Research seminar grant, coauthor, April 2005 Travel grant as part of the Wenner Gren sponsored conference The World Looks at Us: Rethinking the U.S. State, Newburgh, NY, March 24 26, 2004 Fulbright Lecture/Research Award, Sri Lanka, 2004 Research and Productive Scholarship Award, USC, for archival research in the U.K. pursuant to ethnographic research in Sri Lanka, Fall 2003 JENNIFER REYNOLDS ROP Category II research grant from USC, 2007 — research opportunity program grant through USC to provide faculty with seed grant money to pilot new research. DAVID SIMMONS Joseph F. Wall Sesquicentennial Service Award from Grinnell College, 2004 Distinguished American Citizen Award from the American Embassy in Santo Domingo, 2002 KIMBERLY SIMMONS President-Elect of Black Anthropologists (A Section of the AAA), 2006 CHRIS TOUMEY Principal Investigator on grant from the South Carolina Research Authority ($20,000) to develop a Citizens' School on Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Technology, 2006 Co-Principal Investigator on Nanotechnology in Society Project, University of South Carolina ($1.3 million over five years; NSF Award # 0531160), 2006 Seed grant [$5,000] from USC NanoCenter to establish S.C. Nano Association. 2005. Co-P.I. of D. Parra-Medina’s grant from ASPH to enhance teaching of tobacco-related topics in the USC School of Public Health. 2003. Elected Executive Editor of the Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings, 2002 GAIL WAGNER Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award, 2000 Hewlett Faculty Development Grant
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