Grants and Awards

Grants

• 2018-2022, Anabela Maia, Sally Hamouda, Rhode Island Consortium for Coastal Ecology  Assessment, Innovation, and Modeling, National Science Foundation, $500,000 (Rhode Island  College share).
• 2021, Sally Hamouda, Finding and visualizing engaging datasets for high school STEM teachers and  students, NSF Rhode Island EPSCoR, OIA-1655221, $3,500. 
• 2021, Anabela Maia, Sally Hamouda, Ana Cano-Morales, bringing equity and diversity to all research  lab benches, NSF Rhode Island EPSCoR, OIA-1655221, $3,500. 
• 2019, Sally Hamouda, The SIGCSE (Symposium for Special Interest Group in Computer Science  Education) Travel Grant, $500. 

    Awards

•  Most Valuable Professor Award from Rhode Island College. In recognition of valuable contributions  to the academic success of a student-athletes, 2018. 
• The following paper is one of the few papers explicitly linked as an example/reference in ACM ICER  conference author guidelines: Kate Sanders, Judy Sheard, Brett Becker, Anna Eckerdal, Sally Hamouda, Simon. Inferential Statistics in Computing Education Research: A Methodological Review,  2018.