Externally Funded Work
The linked tables (see below) list
external funding in two categories. The first list shows all externally funded
grants and contracts where full-time faculty served as principal investigators,
if those grants or contracts were active on or after January 1, 2000.
Active grants, contracts and fellowships to full-time
faculty totaled over $8.7 million dollars for this period, or an average of
$585,291 in funding for each filled tenure-track line in the department. The
twenty seven awards ranged in size from $5,000 to over $1,115,000. Funders
included national agencies, state and local agencies, and private foundation
sources.
During the same period, under the leadership of Jon
Clark, the Temple University Criminal Justice Training Programs had nine
different awards, ranging in size from $107,000 to $860,000, and totaling $3.6
million dollars. This program creates standards and writes curricula for
occupations within law enforcement, trains law enforcement personnel within the
state of Pennsylvania, and trains trainers who do this, using state of the art
technologies.[1]
These two sources of external work combined make over
$12,418,000 in external funding during the period, for an average of close to a
million dollars -- $825,291 -- in external funding per filled Presidential
faculty line in the department.
The specific grants, contracts and fellowships in each
category can be seen by clicking below. (Each list is in Adobe Acrobat format
and thus requires Adobe Acrobat Reader v. 3.0 or higher.)
Criminal Justice Training Programs
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[1] The Temple University Criminal Justice Training Programs
website can be found at http://www.temple.edu/cjtp