border Research

border research reports: Texas Center Research Fellows Grant Program

The goal of the Texas Center Research Fellows Grant Program is to encourage and support TAMIU faculty research activities that will produce practical and timely information that can be used by local, regional, state an national decision makers in allocating scarce resources to meet the social and economic needs of the Texas border region.

Research topics eligible for grant funds include, but are not limited to -aging, banking and finance, business formation and expansion, colonias, cross-border cooperation, criminal justice, economic development, education, environmental degradation, folklore and cultural tourism, hazardous wastes, health care, housing, historical preservation, juvenile delinquency, land use planning, public administration, transportation, and social services.

• Border Research Reports Vol. 1:
  Contained in this issue are summaries of the research projects funded under the 1999-2000 Texas Center Research Fellows Grant Program.
• Border Research Reports Vol. 2:
  Contained in this issue are summaries of the research projects funded under the 2000-2001 Texas Center Research Fellows Grant Program.
• Border Research Reports Vol. 7:
  Contained in this issue are summaries of the research projects funded under the 2005-2006 Texas Center Research Fellows Grant Program.
• Border Research Reports Vol. 8:
  Contained in this issue are summaries of the research projects funded under the 2006-2007 Texas Center Research Fellows Grant Program