Faculty Profiles

2016

• Close, Hunter Garth (Co-Principal), Donnelly, David (Co-Principal). Collaborative Research: Understanding Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Outcomes in Texas, National Science Foundation, Federal, $49998. (Funded: July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2019). Grant.

2013

• Donnelly, David (Co-Principal), Close, Hunter G (Principal), Close, Eleanor W (Co-Principal). Communities and Pathways: Cultivating Science Educator Identity for Undergraduates through an Inclusive Physics Learning Assistant Program and Alignment of STEM Degrees with Teacher Certifications, National Science Foundation, Federal, $350000. (Submitted: January 1, 2013, Funded: January 1, 2013 - December 31, 2015). Grant.
• Close, H. (Principal), Donnelly, David (Co-Principal), Close, E. (Co-Principal). Communities and Pathways: Cultivating Science Educator Identity for Undergraduates through an Inclusive Physics Learning Assistant Program and Alignment of STEM Degrees with Teacher Certifications, Funding Source not specified, Other, $350000. (Submitted: January 1, 2013, Funded: January 1, 2013 - December 1, 2014). Grant.

• Donnelly, David (Principal). Upgrade of the Physics 1430 Teaching Laboratory, Student Computing Resources Grant, Institutional (Higher Ed), $7872. (Submitted: January 1, 2010). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Effects of Athermal Annealing on High-k Gate stacked MOSCAPs and MOSFETs, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, State, $100000. (Submitted: 2005). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal), Galloway, Heather (Co-Principal). Acquisition of FTIR and AFM for Materials Characterization, National Science Foundation, Institutional (Higher Ed), $190705. (Submitted: June 1, 2004). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal), Galloway, Heather (Principal). MRI/RUI: Acquisition of FTIR and AFM for Materials Characterization, National Science Foundation, Private / Foundation / Corporate. (Submitted: January 1, 2003). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Co-Principal), Galloway, Heather (Co-Principal). Effects of Chemical Mechanical Planarization on Electrical Properties of Low-k Materials, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, State, $130000. (Submitted: 2002). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Upgrading the Physics 1430 Laboratory, Student Computing Resources Grant, Institutional (Higher Ed), $10108. (Submitted: January 1, 2002). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Spectroscopic Investigation of Boron Interstitial Clusters in Silicon, Southwest Texas State University Research Enhancement Program, Institutional (Higher Ed), $8000. (Submitted: 2001). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Athermal Annealing of Ion-Implanted Silicon, National Science Foundation, Federal, $143770. (Submitted: September 1, 2001). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Experimental Determination of the Lifetime of Magnetic Excitations Associated With a Single Vanadium Impurity in the Insulating antiferromagnet Ferrous Fluoride, Sam Houston State University Faculty Research Council, Institutional (Higher Ed), $5000. (Submitted: 1998). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Dissemination of Proven Reforms, Department of Education, Federal, $100000. (Submitted: September 1, 1998). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). A Non-Thermal Annealing Technique applied to Neutron Transmutation Doped Silicon, National Science Foundation, Federal, $125603. (Submitted: July 1, 1998). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). 3d Transition Metal Impurities in Antiferromagnetic Ferrous Fluoride, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, State, $107508. (Submitted: January 1, 1998). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Mechanical Energy Annealing of Silicon, Sam Houston State University Faculty Research Council, Institutional (Higher Ed). (Submitted: 1997). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Shock Annealing: A New Non-thermal Annealing Process Using Laser Generated Shocks, Naval Research Labs and Sam Houston State University from Advanced Research Projects Administration, Institutional (Higher Ed), $636200. (Submitted: 1995). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Optical Study of Ilmenite, FeTiO3, to Determine its Potential as a New Semiconductor, Sam Houston State University Faculty Research Council, Institutional (Higher Ed), $7500. (Submitted: 1994). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Characterization and Optimization of InAs/InGaSb Strained Layer Superlatti, Sam Houston State University Faculty Research Council, Institutional (Higher Ed), $7500. (Submitted: 1993). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Impurity Associated Magnetic Modes in Antiferromagnets, Research Corporation, Private / Foundation / Corporate, $25500. (Submitted: 1993). Grant.
• Donnelly, David (Principal). Study of Decay Mechanisms of Impurity Associated Magnetic Modes in Antiferromagnets, Sam Houston State University Faculty Research Council, Institutional (Higher Ed), $6000. (Submitted: 1992). Grant.