Senate Scholarly Activities Committee announces travel awards The Senate Scholarly Activities Committee received 23 travel grant applications, requesting a total of $37,154.73 in response to the May call for proposals. The following awards were made at the committee meeting May 8: Alaska, Hawaii, and foreign travel awards: * Carenlee Barkdull (social work), $1,300 * Dennis Caine (physical education, exercise science and wellness), $2,285 * Evguenii Kozliak (chemistry), $1,466 * Ronald Marsh (computer science), $1,684 * Donna Martin (practice and role development), $1,884 * Donna Pearson (teaching and learning), $1,300 * Donald Poochigian (philosophy and religion), $1,478.19 * Paul Sum (political science and public administration), $1,439.88 * Anne Walker (teaching and learning), $1,300 * Jeffrey Weatherly (psychology), $1,048.30 * Marcellin Zahui (mechanical engineering), $1,613.38 Domestic and Canadian travel awards: * Julie Abrahamson (chemistry), $474 * Sandra Braathen (information systems and business education), $514.50 * Timothy Driscoll (sociology), $604 * Saleh Faruque (electrical engineering), $472 * Brad Gibbens (Center for Rural Health), $797.98 * Wen-Chen Hu (computer science), $588 * Lana Rakow (communication), $668.75 * Hassan Reza (computer science), $432 * Glenda Rotvold (information systems and business education), $514.50 * Hossein Salehfar (electrical engineering), $503 * Paul Todhunter (geography), $652 -- Patrick A. Carr, Ph.D., Chair, Senate Scholarly Activities Committee, Anatomy and Cell Biology, pcarr@medicine.nodak.edu, 701/77-4278