Join us to address some of the impactful areas that employers and employees need to resolve and address to minimize the effects that fear, stress and anxiety may create.

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.

The final offering of the Life Cycle of the Award Series features discussion of a variety of compliance topics essential to the knowledge of every research administrator.

This publication provides the framework for understanding the federal requirements for documenting compensation charges to federal awards and the complexities in meeting the requirements, as well as the implications and potential repercussions if not met. NOTE: To purchase this downloadable publication click the "Register” button.

This publication introduces the framework, key concepts and practices in effectively managing sponsored programs at Predominantly Undergraduate Institutions (PUIs). NOTE: To purchase this downloadable publication click the "Register” button.

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.

This publication provides a thorough introduction to the complex topic of export control laws and regulations. NOTE: To purchase this downloadable publication click the "Register” button

This comprehensive publication covers all aspects of the audit process from the pre-award preparation, notification, roles and responsibilities, scope, entrance conference, field work, exit conference, final report, to audit resolution and follow-up. 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.

This course is designed for university personnel working in contracts and grants, sponsored research and technology transfer offices. It provides a broad introduction to the basics of intellectual property.

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.