Principal Investigator, with C. A. Reisen, P. J. Poppen, & F. T. Bianchi. HIV Prevalence, Sexual Behavior, and Attitudes toward Circumcision among Colombian MSM. R01 HD057785-01A1, National Institute of Health and Human Development, 2008-2013, $2,926,565 (total cost).
Principal Investigator, with C. A. Reisen, P. J. Poppen, & F. T. Bianchi. HIV Prevalence, Sexual Behavior, and Attitudes toward Circumcision among Colombian MSM. 3 R01 HD057785-02S1, National Institute of Health and Human Development, Summer Supplement, $19,931 (total cost).
Co-Investigator, with Fernanda Bianchi (P.I) & Carol A. Reisen. Structural and individual factors among Latino day laborers. R21 HD059333-01A1. NICHD, 2009-2011, $412,000 (total cost).
Principal Investigator, with P.J. Poppen, C. A. Reisen, & F. T. Bianchi. The Latino Health Research Center. George Washington University Facilitating Fund. 2008-2011, $123,000.
Co-Investigator, with Fernanda Bianchi (P.I), Ann Labriola, Carol A. Reisen, Angelike Liappis, Debra Benator, & Paul Poppen, Ph.D. Psychosocial factors, clinical characteristics, and health risk behaviors of urban male HIV-positive tobacco smokers and non-smokers. GWU HIV/AIDS Institute, $20,000 (total cost).
Principal Investigator, with P. J. Poppen, C. A. Reisen, & M. Shedlin. Contextual Influences on sexual risk among Latino men who have sex with men, R01- HD046258, National Institute of Health and Human Development, 2003-2008 $ 2,847,640 (total cost).
Principal Investigator, with P. J. Poppen & C. A. Reisen. Disclosure of HIV status among Latino gay men. R01 MH60545, National Institute of Mental Health, 1999-2003, $1,762,492 (total cost).
Principal Investigator, Minority Supplement, Disclosure of HIV status among Brazilian gay men. R01 MH60545-01S1, National Institute of Mental Health, 2000-2003, $243,412 (total cost).
Co-Investigator, with Frank Wong (P.I.), P. J. Poppen & M. Edberg, Sexuality, HIV/Drug Use of Asian gay, bisexual, and MSM. 1 R01 DA15623, National Institute of Drug Abuse, $2,458,487 (total cost), 2002-2007.
Principal Investigator, with Joan Koss, NIH T32 DA07302, Training Grant, University of Arizona subcontract No. 01-074, $226,412. Program for Ethnographic Research. 2001-2003.
Principal Investigator. Qualitative Study of Disclosure of HIV Status among Latino gay men. Funded by the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California in San Francisco, $25,000. Agreement #1926SC, Prime grant number 5 P50 MH42459-12. 1997-1998.
Principal Investigator. Antecedents and Consequences of Disclosure of HIV Status among Latino gay men. Funded by the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California in San Francisco, $54,000. Prime grant number 5 P50 MH42459-12. 1997-1999.
Mentor for Stacey Kaltman’s K-Award, National Institute of Mental Health. Trauma and depression among Latina women.
Mentor for John J. Echeverry’s K-Award, National Institute of Drug Abuse. Club Drug Use among Latino MSM. K23 DA017109, 2004-2009.
Mentor for Sarah K. Calabrese NIH-funded National Research Service Award Fellowship, Sexual Scripts Influencing Sexual Self-Efficacy Among African-American Women. $61,800, F31 MH085584-01A1, funded.
Co-mentor, with George Howe, for Christopher Nettles’s NIH-funded National Research Service Award Fellowship, The role of social stressors in HIV high-risk sexual behaviors. $ 90,383, F31 MH086370-01A1, funded.
Mentor for Gauri Saxena’s Summer supplement for 3R01 HD057785-02S1. Funded.
Mentor for Luis Garcia’s NIH-funded National Research Service Award Fellowship, Disclosure of sexual orientation among Latino gay and bisexual men. F31 MH 078826-01A1, $99,642, 2006-2009.
Mentor for Gagan S. Khera’s NIH-funded National Research Service Award Fellowship, Cultural and psychosocial predictors of adaptation among Indian-American college students. $89,574. grant number F31 HD044984-01-A1, 2003-2006.
Mentor for Nadine Jernewall's NIH-funded National Research Service Award Fellowship, Mental Health Treatment on HIV-positive Latino Gay Men. F31 MH13029-01A1, $87,567, 2002-2006.
Mentor for Diana Shellmer's NIH-funded Dissertation Research Award, Pediatric HIV: Effects of social support and caregiver adjustment on psychosocial and cognitive development. F31 HD/MH41253-01, $43,026, 2001-2004.
Mentor for Alejandro Murguia's NIH-funded National Research Service Award Fellowship, The relationship between parents' health cultural attributes and preventive health care for children. $25,000, 1997-1999.
Co-Investigator, with F. Z. Belgrave (P.I.). Enhancing employability of African Americans and Latinos with disabilities: A social support and psychosocial competence intervention. Funded by the National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research (USDE-H133G20117), $495,000 (total award). 1992-1995.
Co-Investigator. Developmental pathways of high-risk youth. Funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, Subcontract with New York University (NYU #259-714-01, $113,242 total award). 1992-1994.
Co-organizer. Ethnicity and Mental Health Conference. Funded by the Consortium of Universities, June 15, 1992, $3,000 (total award).