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VPR
(redirected from Vice Provost for Research)

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VPRVice Provost for Research
VPRVirtual PPI Reflectoscope
VPRVoluntary Price Reduction
VPRValue Price Reliability (Best Buy brand)
VPRVendor Price Reduction
VPRValve Protection Ring (gas cylinder collar)


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At Portland State, Ervin feels it's critical for him to be located in the administration building and to report to the provost and vice provost for Research and Graduate Studies.
Steering toward sustainability: the people behind IHE sustainability ... by Molvig, Dianne / University Business
Research talk set: The importance of research efforts by university staff and students will be explained by Rich Holden, Oregon State University vice provost for research, at a noon Friday meeting of the City Club of Florence.
Regional Roundup by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Chaired by Charles Liotta, vice provost for Research and dean of Graduate Studies at GIT, the task force will include faculty and administrators from both Institutions.
IPST and Georgia Tech consider joining forces by Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper
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