Many faculty members within the arts and humanities are not aware of the sponsored funding opportunities available, and therefore do not pursue external resources. This webinar will offer concrete examples of best practices to promote, support, and sustain a grant-seeking culture in the arts and humanities.

With Federal funding rates around 20%, depending on the agency and program, and institutional resources sparse, it’s important to maximize opportunities while reducing risk and administrative burden at our institutions.

The presenters will explore compensation/effort reporting internal controls with a focus on all aspects spanning from the initial development of a proposal through closeout of a sponsored award.

This publication delves into many of the issues associated with the administration of research contracts. NOTE: To purchase this downloadable publication click the "Register” button.

The purpose of this publication is to present an overview of common issues that arise in global research administration and provide suggestions and resources. NOTE: To purchase this downloadable publication click the "Register” button.

Explore an overview of the complex process of Subawards under Federal Assistance. Become familiar with important concepts in drafting and negotiation through subaward review and potential pitfalls. As a primer, it is intended for those new to the topic, or those who have had limited exposure.

Federal contracts are very different from federal grants. This tutorial focuses on contracting with the federal government through understanding the contracting process, regulations and negotiation and risks. As a primer, it is intended for those new to the topic, or those who have had limited exposure.