Podium NIDAS

Duración (en horas): Más de 50 horas - Destinatario: Profesor

[Le podium du marathon de Boston, 19/4/20, de gauche à droite, Peter] Trivoulidas, Arthur Roth [et Carl] Linder : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 59159

James Allan at the podium

James Allan speaks at the Tower groundbreaking ceremony.

Dr. Gibson at the podium

Dr. Gibson along with D. G. Willmot at the official Tower groundbreaking ceremonies in June of 1965.

Thistle Podium

This picture shows the northern portion of Thistle Complex west. Just outside of view to the left is where the Tower is located. In the background is the outdoor amphitheatre, which has since been renovated and turned into an indoor lecture hall and theatre - Thistle Room 325.

Own the Podium Funding and Support: The Athletes' Perspective

The purpose of this study was to understand the experiences of Canada’s high performance athletes who have benefitted from Own the Podium (OTP)-recommended funding and support leading up to an Olympic or Paralympic Games. OTP, a nonprofit agency, is responsible for determining the overall investment strategy for high performance sport in Canada through recommendations to support national sport organizations (NSOs) with the aim to improve Canadian performances at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. For this study, data were collected through in-depth interviews with eleven Canadian high performance athletes (i.e., single-sport Summer/Winter Olympians and Paralympians and recently retired athletes). Analysis of the data resulted in twelve overarching themes; resources, pressure, missing gap, results, targeting, stress, expectations, boost in confidence, OTP relationship, OTP name, pre/post OTP, and lost funding. Overall, results from this exploratory research indicate that athletes generally had a favourable perception regarding OTP-recommended funding and support.

Das schiefe Podium; ein buntes Brett'l Buch mit Beiträgen von Ralph Benatzky [et al.] und einem Vorwort von C.K. Roellinghoff.

Principally poems.

Lyndon B. Johnson at podium of 1964 commencement

Johnson deliverance of "Great Society" speech