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Introducing: COS/PIVOT
Pivot™ provides researchers an efficient method to identify the right research opportunities, funding, and people—quickly and easily. It provides global and local connections that strengthen research by exploring new avenues for funding and collaboration—for faculty, staff researchers, and graduate students.
To assist faculty in identifying research funding ORSP has subscribed to Pivot™, a powerful tool that:
- Identifies researcher expertise from within or outside of our organization from millions of profiles from leading research organizations worldwide
- Fosters collaboration by cultivating essential partnerships and alliances
- Enhances communication, monitoring, and tracking amongst individual faculty, teams,or researchers and the Research Development office
- Delivers weekly funding alerts
Funding Opportunities
- Internal Funding Opportunities
- Current Funding Opportunities from specific agencies (i.e. NSF, NIH, DHHS, etc.)
- Fellowships for graduate students and faculty
- Foundation Funding Opportunities
Mass Comm Chair Documents Olympic History
July 9, 2012
SHSU Media Contact: Kim Mathie
Jean Bodon, professor and chair of Sam Houston State University’s department of mass communication, has a special interest in Olympic history. From the participants to the different sports to the minutiae that might escape a non-historian’s notice, he likes it all.
“I watched my first Olympic Games when I was 10 years old,” said Bodon, who grew up in Paris. “I’ve studied the Olympics all my life since then—reading magazines, reports, and watching interviews.”
