Adam Johnson
NSF grant “RUI:  Asymmetric catalytic hydroamination of aminoallenes by chiral tantalum cyclopentadienyl-amide-alkoxide complexes”  2010-2013
Baker Foundation:  “Synthesis of new ligands for asymmetric hydroamination”  2010-2011

Adam Johnson and Karl Haushalter
NSF grant, "REU:  Expanding Chemistry Research Opportunities for Undergraduates at Harvey Mudd College"  2010-2013

Kerry Karukstis and Gerald Van Hecke
NSF grant "RUI:  Innovative Determination of Phase Diagrams of Green Surfactants in Water and Ionic Liquids"  2008- 2011

Kerry Karukstis
NSF-CCLI-Phase 3 comprehensive Award, Division of Undergraduate Education, "Collaborative Research:  Transformational Learning through Undergraduate Research:  Comprehensive Support for Faculty, Institutions, State Systems and Consortia"  2010-2014
NSF-ADVANCE-PAID Award, Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Science:  "ADVANCE Partnerships for Adaptation, Implementation, and Dissemination Award: Collaborative Research for Horizontal Mentoring Alliances"   2006 -2010

Katherine Maloney
Multiple Investigator Cottrell College Science Award.  (Cathy McFadden, Biology). “Variation in secondary metabolite chemistry among cryptic species of the soft coral Sarcophyton, a source of bioactive cembranoids  2010-2012
NSF Major Research Instrumentation. (HMC faculty) “MRI: Acquisition of a Liquid Chromatograph-Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer for Undergraduate Research and Research Training”   2009
NSF Major Research Instrumentation. (Mary Hatcher-Skeers, JSD) “MRI: Acquisition of a 500 MHz NMR to Support Teaching and Research with Undergraduates”  2009
Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program. (David Vosburg & Rob Drewell) “The Molecular Logic of Biological Systems”  2009-2011

Gerald Van Hecke
Baker Foundation:  "HMC Research Committee"
Grant:  "Core Curriculum Revision"

Hal Van Ryswyk
NSF-MRI (Adam Johnson, Katherine Maloney,  Gerald Van Hecke, David Vosburg):  “MRI: Acquisition of a liquid chromatograph-ion trap mass spectrometer for undergraduate research and research training”

David Vosburg
Beckman Scholars Program (Robert Drewell) 2010-2013
Merck-AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program  (Robert Drewell):  “The molecular logic of biological systems”   2009-2011