A Three-Part Online Series for the Senior Research Officer (SRO) at Your Institution Vice President - Vice Provost - Vice Chancellor for Research

Part I: The Important Role the SRO plays (30 minutes)
Part II: Legal and Regulatory Framework (30 minutes)
Part III: Leading the Research Enterprise (30 minutes)

In 90 minutes, four leaders in the profession will guide you on what you need to know, what you need to be asking and who you need to be talking with. The program can be experienced online through NCURA's online learning platform or you can download the MP4.

"A visionary SRO has an unique opportunity to implement changes that could transform their institution's research enterprise for generations.  However, the SRO also has an immense responsibility for ensuring that the research conducted at their institution is compliant with all legal and regulatory requirements.  This three-part series from NCURA should be required viewing for all SROs, whether new to the role or a bit more seasoned, to help them fully understand how, and the degree to which, their vision for excellence in research depends upon excellence in research administration."

Craig A. Reynolds
Assistant Vice President for Research - Sponsored Projects Office of Research and Sponsored Projects (ORSP) | University of Michigan "

$295 for NCURA Members
$490 for Non members

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This course is worth .15 CEU's. You will be able to print your certificate from this page after completing all three parts.

Includes one CEU certificate per registration. Group CEU requests are not available.

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