- National Center for Digital Government
- Women in the Information Age
- Science Technology and Society
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| Honors, Awards, and Grants |
| Co-principal Investigator, Commonwealth Alliance for Information Technology Education, Broadening Participation in Computing grant, NSF grant no. 0634412. (2007-2009) |
| Sr. researcher, Societal Implications of Nanotechnology, part of the Center for Hierarchical Manufacturing award, NSF grant no. 0531171 (2007-2011 ) |
| Interviewed by the Center for Knowledge Transfer and Information Technologies as part of the SEKT Project (November 2006). A video of the interview is available online here. |
| One of five experts selected to comment on "The Outlook for Digital Government" in Public CIO Magazine. June 2006. |
| Principal
Investigator, A National Center for Digital Government:
Integrating Information and Institutions, National Science
Foundation (David Lazer, co-PI). Grant funds building
of global research capacity in an emerging field of national
importance; supports research program on interorganizational
collaboration in governance arrangements, doctoral fellowships,
field building activities and other research. 2002-present.
www.ncdg.org |
| Co-principal Investigator,
Connecting to Congress project, National Science Foundation.
Grant funds research on congressional use of information
and communication technologies. 2004-2006. |
| Political Advisory
Board member, Meetup.com, 2004-present. |
| Selected
as one of five "visionaries" by Government Technology,
special issue, Visions: Defining the Visionary's Role
in a World of Flux, Vol. 16, No. 12, August 2003.
Interview, "Examining the Flow," pp. 28-33. |
| Choice
2002 Outstanding Academic Title award for Building
the Virtual State: Information Technology and Institutional
Change. |
| Principal
Investigator, Developing a Basic Social Science Research
Program for Digital Government, National Science Foundation.
Grant supported a national workshop to build a research
agenda for social, political and organizational research
on information technology and governance; guided development
of a new research area at NSF; and an edited volume based
on the workshop papers. 2001-2004. |
| Member,
Committee on Information Technology, International Cooperation,
and Global Security, Social Science Research Council.
2000-2002. |
| Co-principal
Investigator, Women in Information Technology Workplaces:
A Study of Women Computer Science Degree Recipients in
the Software Industry, National Science Foundation (Paula
Rayman, PI). Grant funds empirical research on women computer
scientists in the software industry. 2000-2001. |
| Executive
Committee Member, Internet Voting: Issues and Research
Agenda, study requested by the White House, sponsored
by the National Science Foundation. 2000-2001. |
| Advisory
Board Member, MassConnect, Department of Economic Development,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Interagency web portal
to leverage economic development. 2001-2002. |
| Advisory
Board, Michigan Civics Institute. 2000-2001. |
| Research
Fellowship, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard.
2000-2001. |
| Research
Advisory Board Member, Internet Policy Institute, Washington,
D.C. 1999-2002. |
| Research
Fellowship, Radcliffe College, Harvard. 1999. |
| Gift
from PricewaterhouseCoopers to support the Women in the
Information Age Project. 1999. Research on participation
rates, institutional practices, and gender in information
technology-related fields. |
| Dean's
Research Fund and Visions of Governance in the Twenty-First
Century Project, Kennedy School of Government, grants
to support research on technology and governance. 1997,
1998, 2000, 2001. |
| Ford
Foundation and Kennedy School, Program on Innovations
in American Government, research grants. 1992, 1994. |
| Co-investigator,
"Customer Service Excellence: Enhancing Technology-Assisted
Service," supported by 11 federal agencies. 1991-92. |
| Co-investigator,
"Designing Computer-Mediated Jobs and Organizations Implications
for Defense Production and Logistics," supported by the
Office of the Secretary of Defense, Production and Logistics
(Systems). 1990-91. |
| Organizational
Behavior Program, Yale University, pre-doctoral research
grants. 1985-86, 1987-88. |
| Mellon
Fellowship in the Social Sciences, Institution for Social
and Policy Studies, Yale University, selected to advance
inter-disciplinary dissertation research. 1986-87. |
| Yale
Fellow, Yale University. 1984-88. |
|
Fellow, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, MA.
1982-84. |
