Table 4.

Pilot Grant Program Awardees by Year, Institution, and Project Title.

Principal Investigator	Institution	Project Title
Year 1
John Gonzalez, PhD	University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth	Is my healthcare making me sick? Microaggressions in American Indian healthcare
Jessica D. Hanson, PhD	Sanford Research	Reliability and validity in a prevention program for American Indian women
Alicia Mousseau, PhD	Little Wound School, Oglala Sioux Tribe	Using mindfulness to reduce risky behaviors among American Indian youth
Soonhee Roh, PhD	University of South Dakota	Determinants of care and life quality in American Indian women with cervical cancer
H. Bruce Vogt, MD, FAAP and Jay Memmott, PhD, MSW	University of South Dakota	Assessing the impact of lay patient advocate training in tribal communities
Year 2
Emily Griese, PhD	Sanford Research	Impact of residential treatment on American Indian maternal-child health outcomes
MaryLou Mylant, PhD	South Dakota State University	American Indian pilot study on caregiving attachment and health of young children
Daniel Petereit, M.D	Rapid City Regional Hospital	Walking forward American Indian survivorship physical activity pilot
Heather Peters, PhD	University of Minnesota-Morris	Culturally based curriculum, wicozani and suicidal ideation in Dakota youth
Ursula Running Bear, PhD	University of Colorado-Denver	Multilevel context of health-related quality of life in northern plains tribes
Year 3
Sara DeCoteau, BA and Bonny Specker, PhD	Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate of the Lake Traverse Reservation and South Dakota State University	Pregnancy Health Survey for Parents of Newborns
Amanda Fretts, PhD	University of Washington	Healthy Food Healthy Families Feasibility Study
Tai Mendenhall, PhD and Kathy Denman-Wilke, MEd	University of Minnesota and St. Paul Area Council of Churches, Department of Indian Work	East-Metro American Indian Diabetes Initiative: An Evaluation of Innovative Community-based Programs to Improve the Health of Native Men and Youth