Grant Title	Role	Funding Agency	Project Period	Award Amount	Faculty Name
Project MAPLE: Makerspaces Promoting Learning and Engagement.	Co-PI	National Science Foundation Discovery Research K-12	2017-2020	$669,253	Maya Israel
CS for All: Engaging struggling learners in computer science instruction	Co-PI	National Science Foundation, STEM +Computing Partnerships (STEM+C), Track 2	2016 - 2019	$599,829	Maya Israel
Learning trajectories for Everyday Computing (LTEC)	Co-PI	National Science Foundation, STEM +Computing Partnerships (STEM+C), Track 1	2016 - 2018	$1,200,000	Maya Israel
An investigation of learning, collaborative problem solving, and persistence during computer science instruction for students at risk for academic failure in middle school.	PI	University of Illinois Campus Research Board, Research Support Award	2016-2017	$15,979	Maya Israel
Scaffolding STEM expertise through game-based graphically intuitive professional learning experiences.	PI	Illinois Learning Science Design Initiative (ILSDI) Seed Funding Program	2015	$4000	Maya Israel
4-H computing connections.	Co-PI	University of Illinois Extension and Outreach Initiative	2014-2016	$196,000	Maya Israel
The effects of epistemic video games on struggling learners’ problem solving skills and attitudes about math and science.	PI	University of Illinois Campus Research Board, Research Support Award	2013-2014	$6,690	Maya Israel
Implementing educational video games with struggling learners to improve STEM learning and self-efficacy: An interdisciplinary mixed methods study.	PI	University of Illinois College of Education Faculty Fellowship Grant	2013-2014	$20,000	Maya Israel
Preparing leaders in special education, access, and data-based decision making in high-need schools.	Co-PI	U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Leadership Personnel Development	2010-2014	$1,200,000	Maya Israel
Building STEM for all capacity through systematic scaling and evaluation efforts. 2010-2012 J. Basham (Principal Investor), M. Israel, & M. Marino (Co-Principal Investigators).	PI	Ohio Board of Regents. STEM Demonstration Research Grant	2011-2012	$480,000	Maya Israel
Interactive field investigation guide (iFIG): An accessible STEM platform.	Co-PI	U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Technology and Media Services for Individuals with Disability, Steppingstones for Technology Innovation for Children with Disabilities	2010-2012	$400,000	Maya Israel
Supporting the instructional practices of early career special educators through remote instructional coaching.	PI	University of Cincinnati Research Council Faculty Research Award	2010-2011	$8000	Maya Israel
STEM EduGators: UF Noyce Scholars Program	Co-PI	National Science Foundation	2012	$1,215,872	Thomasenia Lott Adams
The Florida STEM-Teacher Induction and Professional Support Center	Co-PI	Florida Department of Education	7/2012-6/2014	$1,860,639	Thomasenia Lott Adams
An Investigation of African American Girls' Positionality in Science and Mathematics	Co-PI	National Science Foundation	2007-2010	$439,597	Thomasenia Lott Adams
DiPerna, J.C., Lei, P., & Anthony, C. J. (2020-2023). ACES-2: Development and Validation of the Revised Academic Competence Evaluation Scales	Co-Principal Investigator	U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences	2020-2023	$1,399,785($158,987 subcontract to University of Florida)	Christopher J. Anthony
iDigFossils: Engaging K-12 Students in Integrated STEM via 3D Digitization, Printing and Exploration of Fossils	PI	NSF ITEST		$1,194,054	Pavlo (Pasha) Antonenko
Project LENS: Leveraging Expertise in Neurotechnologies to Study Individual Differences in Multimedia Learning	PI	NSF SL-CN		$765,000	Pavlo (Pasha) Antonenko
Building a Comprehensive Evolutionary History of Flagellate Plants	Co-PI	NSF GoLife		$2,233,768	Pavlo (Pasha) Antonenko
Development of a Simulation-based Application for Teaching Human Physiology through Guided Discovery, Pure Discovery and Authentic Research	Co-PI	NSF-IUSE.		$247,129	Pavlo (Pasha) Antonenko