South Carolina EPSCoR/IDeA Program, Grants for Exploratory Academic Research (GEAR), "Acquisition of Instrumentation to Enhance the Multidisciplinary River Basins Research Initiative at Furman University", $22,500, (Lewis, Dripps, Andersen, Liao, Haney, Muthukrishnan)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, "Quantifying Nitrogen in Urban Dust", $608 (Lewis)
2007
Furman University Furman Advantage Grant, “Stream channel responses to Urbanization”, $3,200, (Muthukrishnan, student: Bret Taysom)
Furman University Furman Advantage Grant, “Using nitrogen isotopes and redox modeling to identify biogeochemical processes controlling nitrate concentrations in urbanized streams”, $3,000, (student: Catherine Anderson)
Furman University Furman Advantage Grant, “The Impact of Lakes on In-stream Physical, Chemical, and Biological Functioning”, $3,000, (Dripps, Granger)
Furman University Furman Advantage Grant, “Sources of Nitrogen in Urban Headwater Streams Across the South Carolina Piedmont”, $3,000, (Dripps, Roberts)
Furman University Furman Advantage Grant, “An Analysis of Nutrient Inputs in Stream Water and Storm Runoff to Furman Lake”, $3,000, (Lewis, Trierweiler)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Nitrogen isotopic analysis of urban stream waters”, $1,300 (Andersen)
South Carolina Independent Universities and Colleges Student/Faculty Research Program, “Determining sources and sinks of nitrogen in urban watersheds using isotopic and geochemical modeling approaches”, $3,600 (Andersen, Student: Ellen McGuiness)
Sigma Xi Research Grant-in-Aid, “Determination of source and fate of nitrogen in urban watersheds using a nitrogen isotopic approach”, $400, (McGuiness, Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Using Bioindicators to Study the Effects of Urbanization on Fish Health in the Enoree River, SC”, $1400 (Haney)
2006
South Carolina Independent Universities and Colleges Student/Faculty Research Program, “A study of landuse and its relation to nutrient fluxes in saluda and reedy river basins of south Carolina”, $3,600 (Muthukrishnan, Student: Ivan Irizarry)
Mellon Faculty Career Enhancement Initiative Grant, “A Watershed Research Consortium for Undergraduate Institutions”, $67,675 (Menking, Manley, Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Hydrogeology of the Bunched Arrowhead”, $1,200 (Dripps)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Influence of a Forest Insect Infestation on Stream Water Chemistry in Northwestern South Carolina”, $680 (Lewis)
Furman University Faculty Exploration Grant, “Furman Lake as a Pedogogical Tool”, $1,200 (Dripps)
2005
NSF-REU Grant #EAR-0453205, “River Basins Research Initiative NSF-REU Site” 4/05-4/08, $323,244 (Andersen, Haney, Lewis, Miao, Muthukrishnan, Wheeler, Wheeler)
Saluda Reedy Watershed Consortium Grant C2-04, “Characterization of wastewater treatment effluent and downstream fate of nutrients in the Saluda and Reedy River watersheds” 6/1/05-7/5/05, $25,000 (Andersen, Lewis, Sargent)
2004
South Carolina Space Grant Consortium REAP Award, “Identifying and modeling sources and sinks of nitrate using high resolution satellite data” 7/1/04-7/1/05, $30,000 (Muthukrishnan, Andersen, Lewis, Levine)
EPA Co-Operative Agreement No. 83143401, “A method to detect uranium anomalies in domestic wells” 5/18/04-5/17/05, $89,603 (Sargent, Andersen, Garihan; PI – Temples at USC)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Estrogenic Compounds in Wastewater Treatment Effluent in the Lower Broad River Basin – Continued”, $950 (Haney)
2003
Furman University, Innovation and Improvement Grant, $4,000 (Muthukrishnan
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Estrogenic Compounds in Wastewater Treatment Effluent in the Lower Broad River Basin”, $725 (Haney)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Effects of zinc exposure on metallothionein production and its possible benefit to fishes in the Upper Enoree River of South Carolina”, $1400 (Haney)
2002
NSF-REU Grant #EAR-0139135, “River Basins Research Initiative NSF-REU Site” 4/02-4/06, $276,060 (Sargent, Andersen, Haney, Lewis, Liao, Wheeler)
NSF-MRI Grant #DBI-0216120, “Acquisition of Research Instrumentation for an Undergraduate Research Program in Environmental Microbiology”, $98,133 (Liao, Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, "Dissolved Nitrogen in Forest Streams of the Piedmont and Mountains of South Carolina", $990 (Lewis)
2001
NSF-MRI Grant #EAR-0116487, “Acquisition of instrumentation for an undergraduate research program in fluvial biogeochemistry”, $92,189 (Andersen, Haney, Lewis, Liao, Sargent)
NSF-REU Grant #EAR-0097306, “River Basins Research Initiative”, $53,950 (Sargent, Andersen)
South Carolina DHEC NPS Program Grant EQ-2-411, “Assessing water quality in the Saluda watershed”, $174,800 (Sargent, Andersen, Haney, Worthen, Lewis, Liao)
Associated Colleges of the South, “Research experiences for undergraduates: The River Basin Research Initiative”, $11,640 (Sargent, Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Gill Ultrastuctural Studies of Yellowfin Shiners and Bluehead Chubs”, $750 (Haney)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, "Reduction of Stream Nitrate and Silicon Transport by Man-Made Ponds and Lakes”, $910 (Lewis)
2000
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, “River basin research initiative: A multidisciplinary investigation of water quality and watershed management issues in upstate South Carolina”, $108,600 (Sargent, Andersen)
Associated Colleges of the South, “Research experiences for undergraduates: Watershed research initiative”, $11,640 (Sargent, Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Laboratory Studies of the Fish Populations in the Enoree and Saluda River Watersheds of South Carolina”, $500 (Haney)
1999
Paris Mountain Watershed Association, “A baseline study of water chemistry and the fish and aquatic invertebrate communities in the Paris Mountain watershed”, $9710 (Haney, Worthen, Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Carbon and Strontium Isotopic Analyses of Water in the Enoree River Basin, SC”, $1000 (Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Laboratory studies of the fish populations in the Enoree and Saluda River Watersheds, Greenville, South Carolina”, $525 (Haney)
NSF-REU Grant #EAR-9820605, “Engaging undergraduate students in an interdisciplinary watershed research project”, $101,500 (Sargent, Andersen, Haney, Kerstetter, Wheeler)
South Carolina DHEC NPS Program Grant #EQ-0-1-120, “Extent of metal contamination along Mill Creek, Langston Creek, and a selected reach of the Reedy River, Greenville County, S.C.”, $50,940 (Sargent, Andersen, Haney, Wheeler)
South Carolina DHEC NPS Program Grant #EQ-9-461, “Scale effects on chemical flux and fecal coliform counts in the Enoree watershed”, $46,880 (Sargent, Andersen, Kerstetter)
1998
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Hydrogeochemistry of streams in the upstate of South Carolina and adjacent North Carolina”, $906 (Andersen)
Furman University Furman Advantage Grant, “Hydrogeochemistry of streams in the upstate of South Carolina and adjacent North Carolina”, $2500 (Student - Marylea Hart, Andersen)
Furman University Furman Advantage Faculty Stipend, “Hydrogeochemistry of streams in the upstate of South Carolina and adjacent North Carolina”, $3500 (Andersen)
Furman University Research and Professional Growth Grant, “Field and laboratory studies of the fish populations in the Paris Mountain Watershed, Greenville, South Carolina”, $950 (Haney)
1996
EPA Grant #NE984049-96-0, “Paris Mountain watershed laboratory: A long-term watershed study”, $33,200, (Sargent (P.I.), Andersen, Kerstetter, Worthen, co-invetigators)