Workshop Time: 3.5 hours.

Federal regulations often drive our institutional policies, particularly when it comes to the management of federal awards. But to what extent are our institution’s policies/ procedures required by federal regulation versus the institution choosing to go beyond what regulation may require? Are these choices deliberate, the result of a corrective action plan, a best practice of peer institutions, or simply institutional culture? Can you respond confidently when one of your researchers asks the question “where does it say we have to do that?”

This workshop will examine a variety of regulations that impact the day-to-day management of federal awards with the goal of helping participants answer these questions, and to better understand where regulations end and institutional policies begin. The workshop will cover essential federal award requirements, primarily drawing upon the Uniform Guidance, but with some references to the Federal Acquisition Regulation to demonstrate how federal requirements can impact an award differently based on whether it’s a grant or a contract.

Speakers:
David Mayo, Director, Office of Sponsored Research, NCURA Distinguished Educator, California Institute of Technology
John Hanold, Associate Vice President for Research and  Director, Office of Sponsored Programs, Pennsylvania State University

Program Level: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Participants will need a general familiarity and experience working under federal regulations as they apply to federal award management.

The On-Demand recording will be available 10 business days after the live presentation.

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• Participants will be better able to determine the source (and interpretation) of federal regulation driving the policy.
• Participants will be able to identify the “go to” resources used by Research Administrators to benchmark their University alongside other institutional “best” practices.
• Participants will be able to articulate an answer and the rationale in language faculty members can understand when they ask the question “where does it say we have to do that and what does it mean?”
• Participants will engage and share among colleagues the various ways to implement requirements and best practices with continued focus on reducing administrative burden.

Participants receive 3.25 hours of continuing education credits = .3 CEU's.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

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(90 minutes) During the lifecycle of a sponsored project, other documents besides the proposal and resulting award may be necessary.  At the proposal stage, you may want to exchange information under a Non-Disclosure Agreement.  In the course of performing the research itself, it may become necessary to share data, materials, or other resources with a partner.  To keep the project moving forward, it’s imperative to know the best way to facilitate such a transfer.  This webinar will examine the different types of ancillary research agreements, when and why they are necessary, and highlight potential negotiation areas.   

Speakers:
Charles T. Bartunek, Director of Collaborative and Corporate Research Contracts, Division of Research, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Jill A. Frankenfield, Associate Director, Office of Research Administration, University of Maryland, College Park

Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

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Member Price: $99
Non-Member Price: $118

Your registration includes one log-in. We are pleased to provide the opportunity for you to register additional sites at a discounted price of $25.00 per log-in.  When you are checking out, click the "Add" button and type in the email address of your colleague that you would like to register.  If that person does not already have an NCURA profile, please have them go to the NCURA website to create a profile, then you will be able to register them with your registration.  You will be able to change or add more registrations by clicking “My Registrations” in the menu at the top left of the home page, then clicking the “Purchases for Others” button.  If you have any questions about this option, please email ncura@commpartners.com.

• Participants will learn about the different types of ancillary agreements
• Participants will learn when and why an ancillary agreement may be necessary
• Participants will learn to identify potential issues that arise during the negotiation of ancillary agreements

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

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(90 minutes) Congress, the administration, and security and research funding agencies have expressed serious concerns about the increase in foreign state sponsored efforts to inappropriately access or replicate U.S. federally funded research data and information.  This includes proposed research, as a means to gain competitive advantage. The webinar will address concerns raised and actions taken to date by federal intelligence and research funding agencies.   It will also touch on current and pending legislation, pending inquiries and actions, and existing and emerging efforts institutions are taking to address these concerns.   

Speakers:
Wendy Streitz, President, Council on Governmental Relations (COGR)
Robert Hardy, Director, Contracts & Intellectual Property Management, Council on Governmental Relations (COGR)
Tobin Smith, Vice President for Policy, Association of American Universities

Level: Overview
Prerequisites: None

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• Participants will understand the history and timeline of federal efforts to address foreign threats and balance national security concerns with the need for free and open exchange of scientific information, with a focus on recent developments
• Participants will gain an understanding of ongoing and anticipated federal agency, congressional and other actions to address foreign influence/interference.
• Participants will learn about existing and emerging practices that institutions have adopted to address issues relating to foreign threats and research related security concerns.

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

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(90 minutes) Assessing and identifying organizational training needs from the outset is important for designing and preparing educational materials to achieve the desired learning outcomes. In order to be effective, both training and facilitation take deliberate planning and leader-participant engagement. This webinar will take participants from needs analysis to evaluation and will include a behind-the-scenes look into tips, tools, and techniques used by presenters in order to effectively lead participants through training objectives. These simple techniques will help trainers, speakers, and facilitators approach their next learning session with confidence.

Speakers:
Tricia Callahan, Senior Research Education and Information Officer, Colorado State
Melanie Hebl, Education Coordinator, Research and Sponsored Programs, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Level: Overview
Prerequisites: None

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

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1. Follow steps for successfully initiating the creation of a training program for research administrators;
2. Apply popular instructional design methods to their training programs; and 
3. Incorporate activities into their training designed to refocus attention and stimulate participation.

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the webinar.

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(90 minutes) This webinar will cover common types of Organizational Conflicts of Interest that may arise in an academic research setting and provide best practices on how to address them.  Topics will include:

• Differences between Organizational Conflict of Interest and other types of Conflict of Interest
• Regulatory framework (and other sources of obligations) for Organizational Conflicts of Interest  
• Definition of Organizational Conflicts of Interest  by the Federal Acquisition Regulations and the Office of Management and Budget’s Uniform Guidance
• Process considerations for reviewing the conflict at the Pre-Proposal/Proposal/Just-In-Time/Award stages when Organizational Conflict of Interest is required to be reported to the sponsor  

Speakers:
Mary R. Lee, Director, University Conflicts of Interest Program, Stanford University
Kristy J. Hall, Director of Contracts and Interim Director of Grants & Contracts, Office of Sponsored Programs, University of Virginia

Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

Closed Captioning for the live presentation is available at no additional fee. Sign in and click on the "Closed Captioning" link in the handouts tab or in the links box in the meeting room to access this feature. 

Member Price: $99
Non-Member Price: $118

Your registration includes one log-in. We are pleased to provide the opportunity for you to register additional sites at a discounted price of $25.00 per log-in.  When you are checking out, click the "Add" button and type in the email address of your colleague that you would like to register.  If that person does not already have an NCURA profile, please have them go to the NCURA website to create a profile, then you will be able to register them with your registration.  You will be able to change or add more registrations by clicking “My Registrations” in the menu at the top left of the home page, then clicking the “Purchases for Others” button.  If you have any questions about this option, please email ncura@commpartners.com.

Participants will:

• Become familiar with how Organizational Conflict of Interest differs from other types of Conflict of Interest
• Have a basic understanding of the regulatory framework (and other sources of obligations) for Organizational Conflict of Interest
• Gain greater knowledge on how the Federal Acquisition Regulations and the Office of Management and Budget’s Uniform Guidance define Organizational Conflicts of Interest
• Consider a process so that your Sponsored Research Office and your Conflicts of Interest Office make work together in reviewing the conflict at the Pre-Proposal/Proposal/ Just-In-Time /Award stages when Organizational Conflict of Interest is required to be reported to the sponsor  

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the webinar.

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(90 minutes) This webinar will provide an overview of the impact of the Common Rule (45 CFR part 46) changes on HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) (45 CFR Part 160 and Part 164) covered information and biospecimens.  We will discuss the complex and varied updates and issues associated with the Revised Common Rule and how these need to be addressed when working with HIPAA covered information.  

Topics to be covered will include: 

• The role of HIPAA and HIPAA Controlled Data in research,
• HIPAA identifiers and biospecimen use,
• Changes to consent,
• Limited IRB review. 

Speakers:
Melanie Clark, Associate Director, Office of Research Integrity Assurance, Georgia Institute of Technology
Carpantato (Tanta) Myles, Director, Office for Research Compliance, The University of Alabama 

Level: Basic

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

Closed Captioning for the live presentation is available at no additional fee. Sign in and click on the "Closed Captioning" link in the handouts tab or in the links box in the meeting room to access this feature. 

Member Price: $99
Non-Member Price: $118

Your registration includes one log-in. We are pleased to provide the opportunity for you to register additional sites at a discounted price of $25.00 per log-in.  When you are checking out, click the "Add" button and type in the email address of your colleague that you would like to register.  If that person does not already have an NCURA profile, please have them go to the NCURA website to create a profile, then you will be able to register them with your registration.  You will be able to change or add more registrations by clicking “My Registrations” in the menu at the top left of the home page, then clicking the “Purchases for Others” button.  If you have any questions about this option, please email ncura@commpartners.com.

• Participants will be able to understand the role of HIPAA and HIPAA Controlled Data in research.
• Participants will learn about HIPAA identifiers and biospecimen use in research and how these can now be used in some exempt research.  
• Participants will be able to understand the changes to consent, including broad consent.
• Participants will learn about the new limited IRB review. 

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the webinar.

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(90 minutes) This webinar will provide a description of the function of Offices of Inspectors General (OIGs), the OIG’s that impact the research community, and 2019 OIG audit plans.  Participants will hear specific information related to the NSF OIG, regarding how auditees are selected and changes to the audit process.  Case studies describing common audit findings will also be presented.

Speakers:
Cynthia Hope, Assistant Vice President for Research & Director of Sponsored Programs, The University of Alabama, NCURA Distinguished Educator
Ken Lish, Supervisory Audit Manager, National Science Foundation, Office of Inspector General

Level: Intermediate

Prerequisites:  Participants will want a familiarity with financial audits and an interest in understanding the Inspector General audit environment as it relates to federally funded research.

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

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• Participants will gain an understanding of  how the NSF OIG audit process works and the best ways to minimize the expenditure of resources during an audit.
• Participants will understand common audit findings identified by the NSF OIG and how to avoid them.

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the webinar.

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Workshop Time: 3.25 hours.

This workshop provides a primary basis of understanding of proposals to and awards from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This workshop will give you the basics and we will walk you through the grants process, and give you an overview of key resources and websites you will need to be successful. The program is perfect for someone new to Research Administration, as well as for Research Administrators seeking to expand their knowledge of federal funding agencies. The curriculum provides an overview of the policies and procedures essential to preparing successful proposals to and managing grant awards from the NIH.

Major content areas covered include:

1. NIH overall structure, culture, and organization;
2. Developing and submitting NIH proposals;
3. The merit review process;
4. Post-Award administration;
5. Tips and tricks.

Program Level: Overview
Prerequisite: None

The On-Demand recording will be available 10 business days after the live presentation.

Your registration includes one log-in. We are pleased to provide the opportunity for you to register additional sites at a discounted price of $80.00 per log-in.  When you are checking out, click the Add button and type in the email address of your colleague that you would like to register.  If that person does not already have an NCURA profile, please have them go to the NCURA website to create a profile, then you will be able to register them with your registration.  You will be able to change or add more registrations by clicking “My Registrations” in the menu at the top left of the home page, then clicking the “Purchases for Others” button.  If you have any questions about this option, please email ncura@commpartners.com.

• Participants will be able to describe the organizational structure of NIH and ways it can aid in locating funding opportunities and staff contacts.
• Participants will be able to provide a high-level explanation of the path NIH grant applications take from submission to award and Post-Award management.
• Participants will find answers to their questions, whether it be knowing the right website, helpdesk, or staff contact.

Participants receive 3.25 hours of continuing education credits = .3 CEU's.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the video workshop.

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(90 minutes) Departmental Administrators are often the key to successful management of federal contracts and sometimes they don’t even know it. They do it all – from the point of identifying a potential contract at the proposal stage, to managing to abide by the terms over the life of the award. The Departmental Administrator is often the central point of contact, supporting the transition from grant funded PI to contract funded PI with faculty.  The DRA also supports the central offices with the detailed knowledge and expertise needed at the local level. In this webinar, we will explore everything that a Departmental Administrator needs to know in working with federal contracts for sponsored projects. We will also do exercises and have time for questions.

Speakers:

Samantha J. Westcott, Sponsored Research Manager, Division of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy, California Institute of Technology
Angela White-Jones, Director, Master of Research Administration (MRA) Program and the Graduate Certificate in Research Administration Programs, School of Public Administration, University of Central Florida 

Level: Intermediate

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

Closed Captioning for the live presentation is available at no additional fee. Sign in and click on the "Closed Captioning" link in the handouts tab or in the links box in the meeting room to access this feature. 

Member Price: $99
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• Participants will learn the basic differences between grants and contracts. 
• Participants will explore pitfalls to avoid in dealing with federal contracts. 
• Participants will leave with some best practices in managing federal contracting funding from the Request for Application (RFA) through to Closeout and Audit.

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the webinar.

The main registrant can access instructions on the Group CEU tab for group participants to receive CEU certificates.

We recommend testing your browser as soon as possible in case you need to contact your IT department for help.

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(90 minutes) A great deal of confusion is swirling around about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). With GDPR enforcement in full force (as of May 25, 2018) many higher education institutions are struggling with compliance. This webinar will focus on how to evaluate GDPR risk and build sustainable privacy programs using real world examples from higher education. Participants will benefit from a basic level understanding of the GDPR.

Speakers:

Nancy Lynch, Associate Vice Chancellor, Legal Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Madison
David Ross, Principal, Baker Tilly

Level: Overview

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

Closed Captioning for the live presentation is available at no additional fee. Sign in and click on the "Closed Captioning" link in the handouts tab or in the links box in the meeting room to access this feature. 

Member Price: $99
Non-Member Price: $118

Your registration includes one log-in. We are pleased to provide the opportunity for you to register additional sites at a discounted price of $25.00 per log-in.  When you are checking out, click the "Add" button and type in the email address of your colleague that you would like to register.  If that person does not already have an NCURA profile, please have them go to the NCURA website to create a profile, then you will be able to register them with your registration.  You will be able to change or add more registrations by clicking “My Registrations” in the menu at the top left of the home page, then clicking the “Purchases for Others” button.  If you have any questions about this option, please email ncura@commpartners.com.

• Participants will leave with an understanding of the regulation and its impact on higher education.
• Participants will learn to quantify the risk to an institution of higher education.
• Participants will have a better understanding of data subject rights and how they apply in higher education.
• Participants will have a better understanding the need and role of a Data Privacy Officer (DPO).

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

You can access your certificate from the box on the right side of the screen, after filling out the webinar evaluation.

Watching in a group? Everyone watching the presentation can request a CEU certificate by writing down the verification code at the end of the webinar. Please make a note of the verification code as it will not be available after the webinar.

The main registrant can access instructions on the Group CEU tab for group participants to receive CEU certificates.

We recommend testing your browser as soon as possible in case you need to contact your IT department for help.

• It is recommended that you use a PC or MAC with an updated Internet Browser.
• Make sure you have pop-ups blockers disabled in your Internet browser settings.
• Make sure that your internet browser is Active X enabled.
• Wifi is not recommended. The problem with WiFi is signal strength can vary causing bandwidth to increase or decrease.
• We recommend a wired connection. A wired connection gives a consistent signal and consistent bandwidth. A wired connection provides a better experience.
• It's better for organizations with low bandwidth to only have the webinar running on 1 computer in a conference room than having 10 individual people running the session on 10 computers at their desks.
• Audio (sound) is projected through your computer speakers. Be sure your computer is equipped with speakers so you can hear the presenters.

For additional recommendations on your computer set up for the webinar, please click here.