National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME) Block Grant, $200,000, NACME Institutional Partnership, 2020–2022.

Advanced Robot Solutions (ARS) Company Grant, $37,177.92, 2018–2022.

Trefz Foundation, $800,000 per year, The Trefz School of Business Academic Fund, 2018–2020.

TD Bank Foundation, $10,000 per year, Executive Business Speaker Series, 2018–2020.

CTNext Entrepreneurship and Innovation Funding Program Grant for Higher Education, Establishing a Venture Creation and Technology Commercialization Center in Fairfield County, $720,000, 2017–2020.

DECD and Connecticut Innovations – Technology Talent Bridge Grant, $148,000, 2016–2020.

National Institute of Health Grant, “Enhancing Research Administration at an Emerging Research Institution in Urban, Southwest Connecticut,” $447,252, 2016–2021.

Department of Education, “Improving Retention and Graduation for Deserving Students,” $220,000, 2015–2020.

CT Innovations, University of Bridgeport and Face Checks LLC – Research & Development Funding, $87,000, 2014–2020.

DappDevs Blockchain Program Grant, $30,000, 2018.

Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority (GBTA), STEM on Wheels Grant, a city bus donation valued at $220,000, 2018.

GEAR UP University of Bridgeport Partner Grant, $154,200, 2018.

Advanced Robotic Systems (ARS) Company Grant, $27,889.92, 2018.

The Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA) Discovery STEM on Wheels Project Grant, $74,870, 2018.

Standard Oil of CT / Roy Friedman, School of Engineering Fund, $20,000, 2018.

Standard Oil of CT / Roy Friedman, School of Engineering Fund, $20,000, 2017.

Omega Engineering Equipment Donation for STEM Projects, $2 million, 2017.

Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology – Small Business Incubator Program (SBIP), $186,000, 2014–2017.

Building the Fairchild Wheeler Magnet School, including Aerospace and Biotechnology High Schools, U.S. Department of Education, $489,000, 2013–2017.

“Quadcopter Live Streaming Inside Buildings,” Arab Science and Technology Foundation, $40,000, 2017.

Innovation Places Planning Grant, developing strategic plans and applications for an Innovation Places implementation, CTNext, State of Connecticut, $50,000, 2016–2017.

Student Travel Grant for the ICDL-EPIROB, $5,000, 2016.

Society of Women Engineers Scholarship Fund, two scholarships, $40,000, May 2014.

AWS in Education Research, $10,000 in AWS credits, 2014.

Delmia Software Grant, $68,000, 2014.

Unitronics PLC Equipment Grant, $95,000, 2014.

Standard Oil Scholarship Fund, $10,000, 2014.

Eigel Scholarship Fund, $15,000, 2013.

“Facial Recognition for Security Applications II,” State of Connecticut SBIR Award with the UB Incubator, $25,000, October 2012–September 2013.

“Facial Recognition for Security Applications I,” State of Connecticut SBIR Award with the UB Incubator, $25,000, April 2012–September 2012.

“Graduate Visiting Scholar Research Program – Online Robotics,” U.S.A.–Austria Marshall Plan Program, graduate scholar support for one year, $25,000, March 1, 2010–February 28, 2011.

“Advanced Technology in Support of Hybrid Projectiles,” FY 2010 Defense Appropriation Request, $2.4 million, January 1, 2010–January 7, 2011.

Hybrid Projectile Vision System, Imperial Machine and Tool Company, $30,000, April 2010–July 2010.

Development of a Travel Grant, U.S. Army Armament Research, Development & Engineering Center (ARDEC), $5,000, January 2010.

“Hybrid Projectile Design,” U.S. Army Armament Research, Development & Engineering Center (ARDEC), $57,688, August 1, 2008–May 31, 2009.

Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Grant for the project entitled “Center for Simulation, Modeling and Analysis for Robotic Applications,” $40,000, January 1, 2008–December 31, 2008.

Establishing the Paul T. Bauer Scholarship Fund, $100,000, current.

NACME Scholars Grant, $4,000–$10,000 per NACME scholar, supporting more than 80 students, 2005–2009.

$2.4 million in scholarships for the Connecticut Pre-Engineering Program, November 2007.

Initiated fundraising campaigns in the Schools of Engineering and Business at the University of Bridgeport, 2006–2007.

Carstenson Hall at the University of Bridgeport renovation, private donor, $20,000, September 2006.

Co-established student-staffed IT Support Services at the University of Bridgeport, with an annual funded cost of $36,000–$40,000, February 2006–December 2007.

Sikorsky Aircraft UTC Grant, $5,000, 2006.

Bodine Inc., $10,000, CAD Workshop, 2006.

ConnCAP Summer 2006 Grant, Department of Education, $5,000, 2006.

Robotic Musicians Display, cost reimbursement, Discovery Museum, 2005–2006.

GE Foundation, $8,000, Educational Funds, 2005.

Pitney Bowes Literacy and Education Scholarship Fund, scholarship for the School of Engineering, $8,000, 2005–2007.

NSF Workshop, “Mathematical Models in Engineering Education,” Purdue University, February 2005, $5,000.

NASA CT Space Consortium Grant, “Five Year EPSCoR and CT Space Grant,” National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program Consortium, involving the University of Bridgeport, University of Hartford and a consortium of four other universities, NASA, $2,369,085, multi-year since 2013, current.

School of Engineering Academic Scholarships, GE Development Fund Grant, $15,000, 2003–2006.

“Low Bandwidth, Animated, Streaming Audio-Based Distance Learning,” Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium (CTDLC), $11,200, March 1, 2003–February 29, 2004.

“Development of a High-Reliability, Multi-Algorithm Facial Recognition System Based on Web Services,” IQ Inc., $80,000 plus 750,000 shares, June 2002–December 2003.

“NSF Engineering Design Workshop,” NSF, held on the University of Bridgeport campus in April 2002.

“Exploring Academic and Industrial Training and Exchange Possibilities in Germany,” Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) Fund, $7,500, March 2002.

Kiran Gopu Scholarship, Kiran Gopu family, scholarship endowment seed for the School of Engineering, $20,000, 2002.

“Rapid Prototyping in Support of Manufacturing and Automation,” United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals (TOTKEN) Fund, $3,500, December 2001.

“NSF Engineering Assessment Workshop,” NSF, held on the University of Bridgeport campus in September 2001, $4,500.

Visiting Deans Program, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, May 2001.

Data Solutions, Inc., $124,000 grant to work on software compliance and certification in hospital environments, 2000.

“Budget and Equipment to Build the Robotics, Intelligent Sensing and Control (RISC) Laboratory,” internal proposal for matching funds, University of Bridgeport, $16,500, 1997.

“Tolerance Analysis for Sensing, Design, and Manufacturing,” Future Engineering Systems, $76,234, May 1996–September 1999.

“Establishing the Robotics, Intelligent Sensing and Control (RISC) Laboratory at the University of Bridgeport,” Future Engineering Systems, $16,500, January 1996–May 1997.

“Utah Center for Human Genome Research,” NIH, September 1994–August 1999, $37,603,924. Senior Investigator.

“Utilizing URK (Utah Robot Kit) through Multimedia Technology,” Office of Naval Research, July 1, 1994–March 31, 1995, $40,000.

“CISE Research Instrumentation,” NSF, January 1, 1994–December 31, 1994, $37,310 plus $18,656 in University of Utah matching funds.

“Sensing Strategies for Advanced Manufacturing,” Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), September 1, 1993–August 31, 1996, $886,718.

“Reverse Engineering of Mechanical Parts,” The Alpha_1 Graphics Group, Department of Computer Science, University of Utah, June 15, 1993–September 15, 1993, Student Research Fellowship.

“Sensing for Inspection and Reverse Engineering,” Augmentation Awards for Science and Engineering Research Training, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) / Office of Naval Research (ONR), July 1, 1993–June 30, 1996, $244,470.

“Real-Time Control Systems,” University of Utah Research Equipment Support Funds, July 1, 1993–June 30, 1994, $14,225.

“CISE Research Instrumentation,” NSF, January 1, 1993–December 31, 1993, $57,606 plus $28,803 in University of Utah matching funds.

“Computer-Aided Reverse Engineering,” University of Utah Research Committee, November 1992–October 1993, $4,924.