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Portrait of Dr. Ramona Salcedo

Dr. Ramona Salcedo

  • Asst Dean, College
  • Associate Professor at School of Family & Consumer Sciences, College of Applied Arts

Grants

2023

  • Zhu, Jie (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3, Koh, Gar Yee (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3, Salcedo, Ramona (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3. Supporting Undergraduates in Research to Gain Experience (SURGE) 2023, College of Applied Arts, Texas State University, $6000. (Funded: August 31, 2023 - June 1, 2024). Grant.
  • Salcedo, Ramona. Targeting Visfatin-induced PAK4 Signaling to Break the Obesity-liver Cancer Link, Texas State University, Institutional (Higher Ed), $8000. (Submitted: October 2, 2022, Funded: January 2023 - Present). Grant.

2022

  • Koh, Gar Yee (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3, Zhu, Jie (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3, Salcedo Price, Ramona (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3. Supporting Undergraduates in Research to Gain Experience (SURGE) 2022, College of Applied Arts, Texas State University, $6000. (Funded: August 12, 2022 - June 1, 2023). Grant.

2021

  • Koh, Gar Yee (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3, Zhu, Jie (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3, Salcedo-Price, Ramona (Co-Principal), Percent Contribution: %33.3. Supporting Undergraduates in Research to Gain Experience (SURGE) 2021, College of Applied Arts, Texas State University, $6000. (Submitted: June 16, 2021, Funded: August 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022). Grant.

2020

  • Price, R S. Dietary Intervention to Reverse the Impact of Obesity on Liver Cancer, Texas State University, $7995. (Submitted: October 2019, Funded: January 2020 - Present). Grant.

2017

  • Pan, Xi (Principal), Salcedo, Ramona (Co-Principal). Exploring Lifestyle Risks of Liver Cancer among Middle-Aged and Older Hispanics in Central Texas, Texas State University, $2500. (Funded: 2017 - 2018). Grant.

2015

  • Price, R S (Principal). Dietary Intervention for the Reversal of Obesity-Induced Inflammation and Cancer Progression, Texas State University Faculty Research Enhancement Program, $7995. (Funded: December 2015 - December 2016). Grant.