SRPR Laboratory Grant Funding
The SRPR Laboratory has current and past grant funding!
Current Funding:
National Institute on Aging (1R15AG080446-01A1)
Title: Reducing suicide risk among aging informal caregivers of persons with AD/ADRD: Adapting, implementing, and evaluating Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills training interventions (MPI: Jonathan Singer, Ph.D.)
Role: MPI
Status: Funded 2023 – 2026
Direct Costs: $ 299,807
Indirect Costs: $158,898
Total Costs: $458,705
Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium through the Federal American Rescue Plan Act
Title: Family Intervention for Suicide Prevention in Primary Care within a Zero Suicide Framework (Co-PI: John Cooley, Ph.D.)
Role: Co-PI
Status: Funded 2022 – 2023
Direct Costs: $1,445,126
Indirect Costs: $93,276
Total Costs: $1,538,402
Past Funding:
New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center, Rutgers University
Title: Examining the Link Between Gun Storage Practices and Attitudes, Masculine Gender Norms, Threat Sensitivity, and Suicide Ideation Among U.S. Uniformed Law Enforcement Officers (Student Co-PIs: Julianne Cary, M.A. & Michael LeDuc, M.A.Ed, M.A.)
Role: Co-PI
Status: Funded 2023
Total: $4,650
Pearson Clinical Assessment/University of Minnesota Press, Test Division
Title: Understanding under-reporting of suicide risk: The MMPI-3 Validity Scales and Scores (Co-PI: Paul Ingram, Ph.D.)
Role: Co-PI
Status: Funded 2022 – 2023
Material supply donation: $5,400
American Psychological Association, Early Career Grant to Support Community Workshops
Title: Improving community supervision outcomes with psychologically informed best practices (PI: Ashley Batastini, Ph.D.)
Role: Co-I
Status: Funded 2020
Total Costs: $2,505