Huang (Co-Principle Investigator). “Translation and cross-cultural validation of the Diabetes-39 (D-39) in Chinese”. Ministry of Health, TAIWAN. 2005–2006. $600,000.

Huang (Co- Investigator). “Quality of life for patient in TPV RESIST 1 study”. Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 2003–2005. $200,000.

Komro (Principal Investigator) and Maldonado-Molina (Co-Investigator) “An Adaptation of Project Northland for Urban Youth”. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. 2001-2006. $11,441,776.

Komro (Consultant; Principal Investigator Knut-Inge Klepp)), “Community Health Development: An Intervention Study Among Young People in Kahe, Tanzania.” Norwegian government. 2002-2006.

Reiss (Principal Investigator). “Transition Web Site”. Florida Developmental Disabilities Council. 2005 $8,000.

Reiss (Principal Investigator). “Distance Learning for Maternal and Child Health Training”. Health Services and Resources Administration. 2003-2006. $332,000.

Reiss (Principal Investigator). “CMS Youth Transition Initiative”. Children’s Medical Services. 2003-2006 $260,000.

Reiss (Principal Investigator). “Transition from Pediatric to Adult Health Care of Youth with Disabilities and Special Health Care Needs”. National Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research. 2000-2005. $310,000.

Shenkman (Principal Investigator) and Herndon (Co-Principle Investigator). “Florida Healthy Kids Evaluation”. Florida Healthy Kids Corporation. 2005–2006. $242,154.

Shenkman (Principal Investigator), Youngblade (Co- Investigator) and Aydede (Co- Investigator). “Non-Competing Extension: Quality of Health Care Provided in Texas’ Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Programs”. Texas Department of Health and Human Services. 2005-2007. $5,200,000.

Shenkman (Principal Investigator), “The Florida KidCare Evaluation; Year 5”. The Agency for Health Care Administration. 2004-2006. $900,000.

Shenkman (Principal Investigator), “Evaluation of a Prepaid Health Plan for Children With Severe Special Health Care Needs”. Florida Department of Health. 2003-2006. $475,000.

Terza (Principal Investigator). “A New Method for Measuring the Net Public Health Impact of Increased Access to Alternative Nicotine Delivery Products”. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. 2004–2006. $99,584.

Terza (Consultant). “Methods for Studying Dementia Treatment and Outcomes in Observational Studies,” Developing Evidence to Inform Decisions about Effectiveness: The DEcIDE Network”. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. 2004–2006. $150,000.

Vogel (Principal Investigator). “Developing Risk Adjustment Models for Stroke Rehabilitation Outcomes”. VA Health Services Research & Development Service. 2002–2006. $485,300.

Wagenaar (Principal Investigator), Komro (Co-Investigator) and Maldonado-Molina (Co-Investigator). “Reducing Underage Drinking through Coalition Evaluation.” Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. 2004 – 2006. $747,732.

Wagenaar (Principal Investigator), Komro (Co-Investigator) and Maldonado-Molina (Co-Investigator). “Effects of Statutory Changes in DUI Penalties: An Evaluation of Policy Changes from 1976-2000 Across the 50 States”. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Substance Abuse Policy Research Program. 2003-2006. $315,705.

Wagenaar (Principal Investigator) and Komro (Co-Investigator). “Commonalities, Divergences, and Synergism in Legal Issues across Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms”. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2002 – 2006. $299,926.