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• Peter Berton for travel to Tokyo and research materials for completion of a study of Japanese Communist Party.
• Joy G. Cauffman for completion of a manuscript, "The Effect of Continuing Medical Education Interventions on Physician Performance and Patient Health Care Outcomes: A Ten Year International Study of Randomized Controlled Trials Involving Family Physicians and General Practitioners."
• Paul Christopher for research for publication of a book entitled Krainukov's China: Western Visual Perceptions of Republican China and the Capacious Camera Eye of George Krainukov, 1925-1940.
• Frances L. Feldman for research requested by the Los Angeles City Archivist to identify the role of the city's government in identifying social problems and providing human services. This essay was to be published in 2002 by the Los Angeles Historical Society under the title "The Evolution of Los Angeles City Government: An Institutional Memory, 1850-2000."
• Michael G. Fry for research for publication of the second volume of a two-part study entitled Lloyd George and Foreign Policy, 1916-1922: 'And Fortune Fled'.
• David M. Heer for research for completion of a biography of Kingsley Davis.
• Malcolm W. Klein for production of the manuscript, Gang Cop, to finalize for publication by Oxford University Press.
• Jay Martin for production of a manuscript entitled "The Education of John Dewey: A Biography" to finalize for publication with Columbia University Press.
• Anthony M. Mlikotin for research and copy editing for completion of Lone Journeys Toward Wisdom.
• William H. Perkins for completion and preparation for publication of three manuscripts on stuttering: Core Mechanisms: A Text; Prevention For Parents; and Recovery for Stutterers.
• Gilbert Siegel for analysis of results and clarification of research for final production of Work Design, Jobs and Careers: Where is Local Government in the Changing Order of Arrangements?.
• Norman B. Sigband for research on corporate and governmental units handling of the communication of crises situations to the public in the 1998–2002 period (results will provide material for an article for possible journal publication); updating the sixth edition of the text, Communication for Managers; and contributing to the 2003 Borchard Lecture.
• Norman B. Sigband for completion of seventh edition of Communication For Managers.
• Dorothy Soule for presentation of research findings at the Conference of International Bryozoology Association in Dublin, Ireland.
• Dorothy Soule for completion of a monograph on The Eastern Pacific Parasmittina "trispinosa" Complex (Bryozoa, Cheilostomata; New and Previously Described Species).
• William E. Thomson for travel to the 2002 International Conference on Music Perception in Australia for presentation of paper, "The Tonality Frame in Melody," new conceptualization outlined in his my book, Tonality in Music.
• James C. Warf for research and final editing of All Things Nuclear.
Carl Christol
Frances Feldman
Nancy Warner
