recipients of faculty support grants for the November cycle
December 11th, 2012
The following list includes faculty grants only. Graduate student grants are now handled exclusively by Dr. Amr Shaarawi, Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies. Please contact Dr. Shaarawi’s office for news about the status of applications for Graduate Student Grants.
My office will process the checks for the following grants as quickly as we can, but please allow some time for this to happen, since there is a very heavy workload for my assistant (Nancy Wadie) once the grant decisions are made. If you have not yet provided a letter of acceptance from the conference for which you have received a grant, no check will be issued until we receive such a letter.
If you see any typographical or other errors, or if you believe yourself to be wrongly missing from this list, please contact me immediately at gharman@aucegypt.edu.
CONFERENCE GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Mohamed A. Elbannan (ACCT). Frankfurt, Germany. February 2013.
*Mohamed Elbarkouky (MGMT). Montreal, QC, Canada. May-June 2013.
*Maha Mourad (MGMT). Las Vegas, USA. February 2013.
*Khaled Samaha (ACCT). Paris, France. May 2013.
*Hamed Shamma (MGMT). Sharjah, UAE. February 2013.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Usha Natarajan (Law). St. Andrews, Scotland, UK. April-May 2013.
GSE (Graduate School of Education)
*Heba El-Deghaidy (GSE). Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. April 2013.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Tahia Abdel Nasser (ECLT). Boston, USA. January 2013.
*Ashraf Abdou (ALI). Bloomington, IN, USA. February-March, 2013.
*Catarina Belo (PHIL). Lisbon, Portugal. April 2013.
*Jason Blum (HIST). Baltimore, USA. March 2013.
*Carol Clark (ELI). Dallas, USA. March 2013.
*Brooke Comer (RHET). Boston, USA. March 2013.
*Lori Fredricks (ELI). Riga, Latvia. May 2013.
*Atta Gebril (ELI). Munich, Germany. August 2012.
*Nagwa Kassabgy (ELI). Dallas, USA. March 2013.
*Sanaa Makhlouf (ELI). Liverpool, UK. April 2013.
*Ian Morrison (SAPE). New York, USA. February 2013.
*Yasmine Motawy (RHET). Boston, USA. March 2013.
*Amy Motlagh (ECLT). Boston, USA. January 2013.
*Alissa Nostas (ELI). Dubai, UAE. March 2013.
*Susanne Rizzo (ELI). Dubai, UAE. March 2013.
*Nadine Sika (POLS). Mersin, Turkey. March 2013.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Khaled El-Ayat (CSCE). Nuremberg, Germany. February 2013.
*Sherine El Baradei (CANG). Rome, Italy. February 2013.
*Mohamed Elbarkouky (CANG). University Park, PA, USA. April 2013.
*Tarek Elkewidy (PENG). Kuwait City, Kuwait. December 2012.
*Lotfi Gaafar (MENG). Cocoa Beach, FL, USA. March 2013.
*Adel Ragab (PENG). Cairo. April 2013.
*Ahmed Rafea (CSCE). Innsbruck, Austria. February 2013.
*Nagwa Sherif (CANG). Milan, Italy. September 2013.
*Mohamed Swillam (PHYS). San Francisco, USA. February 2013.
*Mohamed Swillam (PHYS). Sharjah, UAE. March 2013.
RESEARCH GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Mohamed Hegazy (ACCT). “Content Analysis on Minutes of an Audit Committee: The Egyptian Perspective.” Cairo. August 2012-February 2013.
*Maha Mourad (MGMT). “Assessing the Impact of European Standards for Internal Quality Assurance on Students’ Satisfaction and Intention Behavior.” Berlin, Germany and Warsaw, Poland. January-June 2013.
*Khaled Samaha (ACCT). “Reporting and Governance Reform and the Timeliness of Financial Reports in an Emerging Capital Market: Evidence from Egypt.” Cairo. October 2012-September 2013.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Hamid Ali (PPAD). “Military Spending and Natural Resourcces: Evidence from Rentier States in Middle East and North Africa.” Cairo. December 2012-May 2013.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Shereef Abdel-Azeem (EENG). “Online Arabic Handwriting Recognition.” Cairo. September 2012-August 2013.
*Ahmed Abou-Auf (MENG). “Fault Modeling and Worst-Case Test Vectors for Failures Induces in FPGAs by Total Ionizing Radiation.” Cairo. October 2012-September 2013.
*Nageh Allam (PHYS). “Hybrid Metal/Semiconductor Nanostructured Electrodes for Photo-Induced Charge Separation: Application to Solar-Driven Hydrogen Production.” Pasadena, CA. May-September 2013.
*Edwin Cruz-Rivera (BIOL). “Interactions Between Ontogeny, Autonomy, and Gut Flora in an Intertidal Crab.” Ain Sukhna, Egypt. Januar-September 2013.
*Tarek Elkewidy (PENG). “Characterization of the Egyptian Oil Shale Potentials for Economical Hydrocarbon Production as Unconventional Resources Integrated with Renewable Energy.” Cairo. February 2013-February 2014.
*Sherif Safar (CANG). “Shear Strengthening of Steel Plate Girders Using CFRP.” Cairo. January-April 2013.
*Adel Salem (PENG). “Application of Nanotechnology for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Egyptian Oil Fields.” Cairo. February-May 2013.
*Mohamed Serry (MENG). “Fabrication of MEMS Microstrip Patch Antennas Utilizing Novel Flexible Nanostructured Composite Substrates for Wearable and Implantable Biomedical Applications.” KAUST, Saudi Arabia. December 2012-September 2013.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANTS
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Kim Fox (JRMC). “Sounds Elemental: Gravity.” Brooklyn, NY, USA. December 2012.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Doris Jones (RHET). “First-Year Experience: Building Best Practices for Sustainable and Life-Long Learning for AUC Students and the Community.” Orlando, FL, USA. February 2013.
*Robert Williams (ELI). “Observation and Interaction in Online Beginning Foreign Language Courses.” Chapel Hill, NC, USA. February 2013.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Ashraf Abdelbar (CSCE). “2013 ABET Assessment.” Portland, OR, USA. April 2013.
*Nagwa Sherif (CANG). “What Defines the Quality of an Architectural Student: Assessment of Screening Mechanisms for the Admission of Architectural Engineering Students at AUC.” Cairo. December 2012-April 2013.
Khaled Samaha
June 6th, 2012
Khaled Samaha, Assistant Professor in the Department of Accounting, announces the following publications:
§ Samaha, K., Dahawy, K., Hussainey, K and Stapleton, P. (2012). ‘The Extent of Corporate Governance Disclosure and Its Determinants in a Developing Market: The Case of Egypt”, Advances in Accounting, Vol. 28, Issue 1, pp: 168-178, doi:10.1016/j.adiac.2011.12.
http://www.sciencedirect.
§ Samaha, K., Dahawy, K., Abdel-Meguid, A., and Abdallah, S. (2012). “Propensity and Comprehensiveness of Corporate Internet Reporting in Egypt: Do Board Composition and Ownership Structure Matter?”, International Journal of Accounting and Information Management (IJAIM), Vol. 20, Issue 2, pp: 142-170, Print ISSN: 1834-7649, Imprint: Emerald publishers – UK.
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/
§ Samaha, K., and Abdallah, S. (2012), ‘Further Evidence on Web-Based Corporate Disclosures in Developed versus Developing Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Nature and Determinants in Egypt and the UK”, International Journal of Disclosure and Governance (IJDG), Vol. 9, Issue 2, pp: 148-180, ISSN: 1741-3591 EISSN: 1746-6539, Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan – UK, Advance online publication, September 1, 2011; doi:10.1057/jdg.2011.17
http://www.palgrave-journals.
Islam Azzam & Khaled Samaha
April 29th, 2012
Islam Azzam, Associate Professor in the Department of Management and Khaled Samaha, Assistant professor in the Department of Accounting, will be presenting a co-authored paper at the Annual conference of the European Accounting Association (EAA) in Ljubljana Slovenia. The conference will be haled from May 9-11, 2012. The paper is entitled “Disclosure, Corporate Governance and Cost of Equity Capital in Emerging Markets: Evidence from the Egyptian Stock Exchange.” Along with Islam and Khaled, the third co-author is Hichem Khlif of the University of Sfax in Tunis.
Khaled Samaha describes the conference as follows: “The EAA is a major event that takes place in a different European country each year. This conference is considered the second most important conference in the Accounting field after the American Accounting Association Conference (AAA). The purpose of the congress is to advance accounting knowledge. The EAA aims to link Europe to the outside community of accounting scholars and researchers, to provide a platform for the wider dissemination of European accounting research, and to foster and improve research. Since its establishment in 1977, the EAA has had a major impact on the accounting research community throughout and outside Europe. The EAA has established a secure and developing series of networks that bring together all accounting researchers from all over the world. The EAA Annual Congress offers a unique opportunity for presenting research and finding out what colleagues in the field of accounting are doing. Every year over 1100 delegates attend this popular event and close to 700 papers are presented in parallel sessions and research forums. In addition, the EAA Annual Congress provides a friendly and sociable context in which to meet colleagues from other countries, to formulate joint research projects, and generally to keep in touch with European trends in education and research.”
Khaled Dahawy & Khaled Samaha
April 29th, 2012
Khaled Dahawy (Professor of Accounting) and Khaled Samaha (Assistant Professor of Accounting) are among the co-authors of Fundamental Accounting Principles, a textbook of financial accounting. The book is 1,204 pages long and is published by McGraw-Hill. The webpage for the book can be viewed by clicking HERE.
recipients of faculty support grants for the November cycle
December 12th, 2011
CONFERENCE GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Khaled Samaha (ACCT). Ljubljana, Slovenia. May 2012.
*Hamed Shamma (MGMT). New Orleans, USA. May 2012.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Ibrahim Awad (CMRS/PPAD). San Diego, CA, USA. April 2012.
*Kevin Keenan (JRMC). Myrtle Beach, SC, USA. March 2012.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Tahia Abdel Nasser (ECLT). Providence, RI, USA. March-April 2012.
*Elizabeth Arrigoni (ELI). Princeton, NJ, USA. April 2012.
*James Curiel (SAPE). New Orleans, USA. April 2012.
*Mariah Fairley (ELI). Philadelphia, USA. March 2012.
*Atta Gebril (ELI). Princeton, NJ, USA. April 2012.
*Amy Holmes (SAPE). New York, USA. February 2012.
*Ivan Ivekovic (POLS). Calcutta, India. January 2012.
*Nagwa Kassabgy (ELI). Boston, USA. March 2012.
*Namira Negm (POLS). Kuwait. November 2011.
*Ann Shafer (PVA). Philadelphia, USA. January 2012.
*Nadine Sika (POLS). Washington, DC, USA. December 2011.
*Elisabeth Yoder (ELI). Philadelphia. March 2012.
LLT (School of Libraries and Learning Technologies)
*Meggan Houlihan (Library). Limerick, Ireland. May 2012.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Wael Mamdouh Ahmed (CHEM). Puerto Calero, Lanzarote, Spain. February 2012.
*Sherif Aly (CSCE). Lugano, Switzerland. March 2012.
*Amal Esawi (MENG). Orlando, Fl, USA. March 2012.
*Hany Fayek (MENG). Toronto, ON, Canada. July 2012.
*Suher Zada (BIOL). Beijing, China. March 2012.
RESEARCH GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Khaled Samaha (ACCT), “The Determinants and Use of Future Oriented Disclosures: A Comparative Analysis of Egypt and the United Kingdom.” Cairo. December 2011-November 2012.
DDC (Desert Development Center)
*Richard Tutwiler (DDC), “Initial Assessment of the Carbon Footprint of the American University in Cairo,” Cairo, December 2011-May 2012.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*John Baboukis (PVA). “Performance of Stravinsky’s L’Histoire du soldat.” Cairo, Egypt. February-March 2012.
*Salima Ikram (SAPE). “North Kharga Oasis Survey. Fieldwork.” Kharga Oasis, Egypt. December 2011-January 2012.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Arthur Bos (BIOL). “Phylogenetic Analysis of Red Sea Fishes and Echinoderms.” Red Sea, Egypt. January-August 2012.
*Ali Darwish (EENG). “Thermal Analysis and Stability Analysis of MMIC.” Cairo and Washington, DC, USA. December 2011-August 2012.
*Mayyada El-Sayed (CHEM). “Preliminary Characterization of Isoflavones in Soy Nutritional Supplements.” February-April 2012.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANT
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Salima Ikram (SAPE). “Visiting Archaeological Sites in the Sudan (Nubian Sites).” Sudan. January 2012.
Khaled Samaha
September 12th, 2011
Khaled Samaha, Assistant Professor of Accounting, has published the following article (along with co-author Sara Abdallah):
“Further evidence on web-based corporate disclosures in developed versus developing countries: A comparative analysis of nature and determinants in Egypt and the United Kingdom”, International Journal of Disclosure and Governance, advance online publication, September 1, 2011; doi:10.1057/jdg.2011.17
An abstract of the article can be read by clicking HERE.
Khaled Samaha
May 7th, 2011
Khaled Samaha, Assistant Professor in the Department of Accounting, has recently had the following publications:
Samaha, K. (2011) “An Empirical Analysis of Corporate Governance Structures and Voluntary Corporate Disclosure in Volatile Capital Markets: the Egyptian Experience”, International Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Performance Evaluation (IJAAPE), Special issue on "Financial reporting, Transparency, and Corporate Governance: Issues in volatile international markets", Vol. 7, Nos 1/2, pp: 61-93, ISSN (Online): 1740-8016, ISSN (Print): 1740-8008, DOI: 10.1504/IJAAPE.2011.037726, Inderscience publishers – UK. (with Khaled Dahawy [AUC]).
The article is available online by clicking HERE.
The following are also forthcoming:
Samaha, K., (2011). ‘Preliminary Evidence on the Relationship between Corporate Governance Attributes and Audit Committee Functionality in Egypt: Beyond Checking the Box, forthcoming, Corporate Governance: the International Journal of Business in Society (CG), Imprint: EMERALD, Print ISSN: 1472-0701 (with Ahmed Abd El-Meguid [AUC] and Khaled Dahawy [AUC]).
Samaha, K. (2011). ‘Corporate Internet Reporting Propensity and Comprehensiveness in the Emerging Market of Egypt: the role of different Corporate Governance Structures’, forthcoming, International Journal of Accounting and Information Management (IJAIM), Imprint: EMERALD, Print ISSN: 1834-7649 (with Khaled Dahawy [AUC], Ahmed Abd El-Meguid [AUC] and Sara Abdallah [BUE]).
Samaha, K. and Abdallah, S. (2011). “A comparative analysis of activity-based costing and traditional costing systems: the case of Egyptian Metal Industries Company”, forthcoming, “Cases on Businesses in the MENA Region: New Trends and Opportunities”, published by IGI Global (with Sara Abdallah [BUE]).
Samaha, K. (2011). “Blending Information and Communication Technology (ICT) with an Accounting System: The Case of the Egyptian International Motors Company (EIM)”, forthcoming, “Cases on Businesses in the MENA Region: New Trends and Opportunities”, published by IGI Global (with Khaled Dahawy [AUC]).
recipients of Faculty Support Grants for the November cycle
December 15th, 2010
Successful faculty grant applications for the November cycle are listed below. Some of the conference grants are pending a letter of acceptance. If you believe that you are incorrectly missing from the list, or if your name is misspelled or some of the information is incorrect, please email me immediately at gharman@aucegypt.edu. Corrections are quite easy to make.
CONFERENCE GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Ahmed Abdel Meguid (ACCT). Rome, Italy. April 2011.
*Khaled Dahawy (ACCT). Rome, Italy. April 2011.
*Khaled Samaha (ACCT). Rome, Italy. April 2011.
*Ahmed Tolba (MGMT). Lugano, Switzerland. March 2011.
*Samir Youssef (MGMT). Barcelona, Spain. June 2011.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Kevin Keenan (JRMC). Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA. April 2011.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Tahia Abdel Nasser (ECLT). Vancouver, Canada. March-April 2011.
*Nora Abdel Wahab (ALI). Tucson, Arizona. March 2011.
*Dalal Abo El Seoud (ALI). Tucson, Arizona. March 2011.
*Riham Bahi (PoliSci). Florence, Italy. April 2011.
*Melanie Carter (Rhet/Comp). New Delhi, India. January 2011.
*Carol Clark (ELI). New Orleans, USA. March 2011.
*Carol Clark (ELI). San Francisco, USA. March 2011.
*Carol Clark (ELI). Orlando, Florida. USA. May 2011.
*Agnes Czajka (SAPE). Montreal, Canada. March 2011.
*Jennifer Davis (Rhet/Comp). Prague, Czech Republic. March 2011.
*Amani Demian (ELI). Dubai, UAE. March 2011.
*Inas Hafez (ALI). Tucson, Arizona, USA. March 2011.
*Mona K. Hassan (ALI). Tucson, Arizona. March 2011.
*Rania Jabr (ELI). Dubai, UAE. March 2011.
*Nagwa Kassabgy (ELI). Brighton, UK. April 2011.
*Roger López (PHIL). Spokane, Washington, USA. March 2011.
*Sanaa Makhlouf (ELI). Dubai, UAE. March 2011.
*William Melaney (ECLT). Reykjavik, Iceland. April 2011.
*Afaf Mishriki (ELI). Dubai, UAE. March 2011.
*Yasmine Salah El Din (ELI). Ponte Verde Beach, Florida, USA. April 2011.
*Yasmine Salah El Din (ELI). Brighton, UK. April 2011.
*Bonnie Settlage (SAPE). Prague, Czech Republic. March, 2011.
*Ann Shafer (PVA). New York, USA. February 2011.
*Ann Shafer (PVA). New Orleans, USA. April 2011.
*Elena Tzelepis (Phil). Granada, Spain. January 2011.
*Phyllis Wachob (ELI). New Orleans, USA. March 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Ali Darwish (EENG). Baltimore, MD, USA. June 2011.
*Khaled El-Ayat (CSCE). Nürnberg, Germany. March 2011.
*Walid Fouad (BIOL). Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. June 2011.
*Alaa Ibrahim (PHYS). Washington, D.C., USA. February 2011.
*Mikhail N. Mikhail (CSCE). St. Maarten, The Netherlands Antilles. January 2011.
RESEARCH GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Steven Formaneck (MGMT). “Murjan Tower: Economically Viable?” Bahrain. January –May 2011.
*Mohamed Hegazy (ACCT). “The Development of Key Financial Performance Indicators for U.K. Construction Companies.” Egypt & United Kingdom. December 2010-May 2011.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Ghada Barsoum (PPAD). "Getting Married and Housing Policy Reforms in Egypt: Is There a Connection?"
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Noelle Houssney (Rhet/Comp). Performance Piece. Beirut, Lebanon. January 2011.
*Lisa Sabbahy (SAPE). “Royal Brother-Sister Mating in Ancient Egypt.” Cairo. March-April 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mohamed Aly (MENG). “Modelling and Testing of Light Weight Sandwich Beams.” January-October 2011.
*Christian Bauriedel (CANG). “Digital Recording & Analog Model Production of Historic Monuments.” Cairo. January 2011.
*Ali Darwish (EENG). “Thermal Analysis and Stability Analysis of MMIC.” Cairo. January-August 2011.
*Lamyaa El Gabry (MENG). “Gas Turbine Heat Transfer.” Stockholm, Sweden. December 2010-January 2011.
*Salah El Sheikh. "Clathrate Hydrates with HD & H2 as Host Molecules." Egypt and Italy. November 2010-November 2011.
*Justin Grubich. "Feeding Behavior and Distribution of Lionfishes in their Native Habitat." Red Sea, Egypt. January 2011-January 2012.
*Edward Smith (CANG). “Impact of Wastewater Dissolved Organic Matter on Fate and Transport of Bacteria in Soil.” Cairo. January –December 2011.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANT
BUS (School of Business)
*Mohga Badran (MGMT). "Teaching Effectiveness, AACSB." Tampa, Florida, USA. March 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Maki Habib (MENG). “Online and Interactive Simulation for MENG 375 and MEN 476.” Cairo. January-October 2011.
CO-ORDINATION OF A CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP GRANT
BUS (School of Business)
*Maha Mourad (MGMT). The Sixth International Conference on Higher Education Marketing, ICHEM 2011. AUC New Cairo Campus. April 18-20, 2011.
*Abdelkrim Seghir (ECON). Egypt/SAET Workshop in Economic Theory. AUC New Cairo Campus. February 26, 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Maher Younan (MENG). MAMD’201, 6th International Conference Mechanics and Material in Design. AUC New Campus, November 2011.
recipients of Faculty Support Grants for the September cycle
October 19th, 2010
Beginning with the September 2010 application cycle for AUC internal faculty grants, we are posting the names of all faculty grant recipients here on the Faculty Bulletin (and, in the case of all grants other than Conference Grants, the topic of the project). There are two reasons for doing so:
1. To accelerate the notification process. Please note that recipients still need to wait several days for the official letter from my Office to know the amount received. Acceptance does not entail that the full amount requested was in fact awarded. (For now, we have decided not to list the exact dollar amount of the grants in the Bulletin.)
2. To enhance mutual awareness of AUC faculty research. It is enjoyable to read through the list and learn about the many interesting research projects in which your colleagues are involved.
Some of the Conference Grants are pending a letter of acceptance for the presentations. For this reason, only the conference locations are listed so as not to “jump the gun” with conference titles before some of the presentations are officially accepted.
If you are not on the list below and think there is an error, you may contact the Associate Provost for Research Administration (gharman@aucegypt.edu) for an explanation.
Names of recipients are listed alphabetically by family name.
Please note: this is the last cycle of AUC faculty support grants to be awarded under the old system. Beginning with the November application cycle, new application forms are required and the new rules apply. Please see the following website for details:
http://www.aucegypt.edu/research/grants/Pages/Fac.aspx
CONFERENCE GRANTS
*Hala El Ramly (Economics). Denver, Colorado. January 2011.
*Steven Formaneck (Management). Bahrain. January 2011.
*Dilip Ghosh (Management). New York. October 2010.
*Maha Mourad (Management). Beirut. December 2010.
*Maha Mourad (Management). Zürich. February 2011.
*Eskandar Tooma (Management). Cape Town. November 2010.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Nadya Chishty-Mujahid (ECLT). Oxford, UK. January 2011.
*Lori Fredricks (ELI). Jaen, Spain. December 2010.
*Camilo Gomez-Rivas (ARIC). Boston. January 2011.
*Abeer Salah Heider (ALI). Seattle. March 2011.
*Hani Henry (SAPE). Charleston, SC. February 2011.
*Amy Holmes (SAPE). San Diego, CA. November 2011.
*Vassiliki Kotini (ECLT). New Brunswick, NJ. April 2011.
*Amy Motlagh (ECLT). Los Angeles. January 2011.
*Ann Shafer (PVA). Atlanta. November 2010.
*Nadine Sika (Political Science). Florence, Italy. April 2011.
*Mohammed Tabishat (SAPE). New Orleans. November 2010.
*Daniel Vilmure (RHET/COMP). Istanbul. November 2010.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Mervat Abou Oaf (JRMC). Kuwait. October 2010.
*Hamid Ali (PPA). Berlin. January 2011.
*Alejandro Escorihuela (Law). Madrid. December 2010.
*Sherine Fahmy (JRMC). Kuwait. October 2010.
*Kim Fox (JRMC). Kuwait. October 2010.
*Outi Korhonen (Law). Madrid. December 2010.
*Tanya Monforte (Law). Madrid. December 2010.
LLT (School of Libraries and Learning Technologies)
*Amanda Click (Library). Dubai. October 2010.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Maki Habib (MENG). Beppu, Oita, Japan. January 2011.
*Ali Hadi (MACT). Dhaka, Bangladesh. December 2010.
*Ahmed Moustafa (Biology). Hersonissios, Crete, Greece. November 2010.
*Khaled Nassar (CANG). Baltimore, MD. December 2010.
*Hanadi Salem (MENG). San Diego, CA. February-March, 2011.
*Alexander Schuster (MACT). Helsinki, Finland. October 2010.
RESEARCH GRANTS
*Mohamed Hegazy (Accounting). “Fraudulent Financial Reporting: Do Red Flags Really Help?” Cairo. July 2010-December 2010.
*Khaled Samaha (Accounting). “The Extent of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Information Disclosure and its Determinants by the Largest Companies Listed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange (EXG).” Cairo. September 2010-September 2011.
*Ahmed Tolba (Management). “The Effect of Opinion Leadership on Innovation Diffusion and Use.” Cairo. October 2010-July 2011.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Hamid Ali (PPA). “Public Policy Debate: Inflationary and Reserve Requirement in Economy with Informal Sector.” Cairo. January 2011.
*AKM Ahsan Ullah (CMRS). “Tapping the Potential for Corporate Social Responsibilities (CRS) to Address the Needs of Refugees in Egypt.” Cairo. October 2010-April 2011.
*Justin Martin (JRMC). "Half the Tunisian Sky: Two-Part Journalism Project on Women's Rights in Tunisia." Tunis. November 2010.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Salima Ikram (SAPE). “North Kharga Oasis Survey, Field Work.” Kharga Oasis, Egypt. December 2010-January 2011.
*Mate Tokić (History). “For the Homeland, Ready! Diaspora Politics and Transnational Political Violence During the Cold War.” Ottawa, ON, Canada. January 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Sherif Abdel Azeem (EENG). Cairo. “On-line Handwritten Digits Recognition.” September 2010-August 2011.
*Mohab Anis (EENG). “Design for Yield of Sensitive Integrated Circuits in the Nanometer Regime.” Cairo and Waterloo, ON, Canada. January-March, 2011.
*Samer Ezeldin (CANG). “Automation of Project Controls, Procedures, and Protocols for ISO Certification- Phase 1.” Cairo and New Brunswick, NJ. Fall 2010-Fall-2011.
*Hanadi Salem (MENG). “Fabrication of Ultrahigh Strength/Tough Monolithic and Composite Nanostructured Bulk Products Using Powder Metallurgy/Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS).” Cairo. January 2011-April 2012.
*Kathleen Sheppard (Core). “Margaret Murray and the Tomb of the Two Brothers.” London. January 2011.
*Maher Younan (MENG). “Shakedown Limit Load Determination of Defected Pressure Vessel, and Piping Components Using a Simplified Technique.” Cairo. November 2010-May 2011.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANT
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mustafa Arafa (MENG). Cairo. “Development of Teaching Aids for Mechanical Vibration.” December 2010-December 2011.
CO-ORDINATION OF A CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP GRANT
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mohab Anis (EENG). “International Conference on Microelectronics.” Sofitel el-Gezira, Cairo. December 19-22, 2010.
