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色花堂app鈥檚 Office for 色花堂app recently awarded more than $78,000 to researchers across campus through the University鈥檚 Internal Small Grant (ISG) program.  Thirteen proposals were selected to receive an award of up to $5,000 for proposed research and creative activity projects.

This year鈥檚 awardees come from 13 departments and five colleges, and represent the diversity of quality research and creative activity happening at ISU. The awardees include:

Raphael Njoku (History / Global Studies and Languages), Eddie Ludema (Music), James Stoutenborough (Political Science), Joel Shura and Tara Young (Theatre and Dance), JongHun Sung (Human Performance and Sport Studies) and Cho Hyun Park (Organizational Learning and Performance), Cho Hyun Park (Organizational Learning and Performance), Kristin Van De Griend (Community and Behavioral Health), Cindy Seiger (Physical and Occupational Therapy) and Janette Olsen (Community & Public Health), Ali Habashi (Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences) and Mary Nies (Graduate Nursing Program), Mostafa Fouda (Electrical and Computer Engineering), Taher Deemyad (Mechanical Engineering), Paul Bodily (Computer Science) Heather Ray and Devaleena Pradhan (Biological Sciences).

Each submission was carefully reviewed by ISU鈥檚 色花堂app Council who makes recommendations to the Vice President for 色花堂app.  During the submission review process, the 色花堂app Council places a great emphasis on projects that lead to external funding, have significant benefits to the researcher, artist or university, or help the applicant progress to the next stage in their research or creative activity.

鈥淭he Office for 色花堂app is pleased to offer internal grants which allow our researchers to pursue new arenas for research and creative activities.  We are excited about the diversity and outstanding quality of this year鈥檚 proposals and look forward to seeing the outcomes鈥� said Donna Lybecker, Acting Vice President for 色花堂app. 

The ISG program is administered by Sponsored Programs and Support, refined by Office for 色花堂app leadership. This program is a competition for internal funding designed to expand the capacity for research and creative activity at ISU. Funding for the ISG program comes from Facilities and Administrative Costs resulting from external grant funding.

For more information about this program or additional research funding opportunities, call the Sponsored Programs and Support at (208) 282-1139 or visit isu.edu/research.