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Caskie, Her, and Pan

Caskie, Her, and Pan Awarded Faculty Research Grants

Grace Caskie, Lee Her, and Zilong Pan have each been awarded a Faculty Research Grant from the Office of the Vice Provost for Research. 

  • Grace Caskie, professor in the COE's Counseling Psychology program - Understanding Psychology Trainees’ Intentions to Provide Mental Healthcare to Older Adults and Barriers to Actual Career Engagement in this Work
  • Lee Her, assistant professor in the COE's Teaching, Learning and Technology program and Minjung Noh, assistant professor in the CAS' Department of Religion, Culture, & Society - Hmong Ethnic Churches’ Language Religion Ideology: Investigating Churches’ Influence on Hmong Heritage Language Maintenance
  • Zilong Pan, assistant professor in the COE's Teaching, Learning and Technology program and Jiayuan Wang, teaching assistant professor in the CAS' Department of Mathematics - Transforming Higher Mathematics Education Through Experiential and Interdisciplinary Laboratory Modules

The intent of the Faculty Research Grant (FRG) program is to support Lehigh faculty members in developing continuity and advancement of research programs, and impact from their research, that would not otherwise be possible. The program supports work that is not currently supported by existing university resources, including external grants, gifts or endowments. Priority will be given to those proposals that are likely to enable development of a new research focus, expand applicants' research programs beyond their current scope, or enable ongoing programs to have expanded impact.

Funding for the FRG program is provided by the Smith Fund for Research and Innovation in Science and Engineering for projects in the natural sciences and engineering, and by university funds for projects in all fields.

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