This session will focus on how to evaluate GDPR risk and building sustainable privacy programs using real world examples from higher education.

In this webinar, we will explore everything that a Departmental Administrator needs to know in working with federal contracts for sponsored projects.

Civility. Compassion. Respect. Kindness. Service. Those related concepts are out of fashion in government and society right now. Let’s look at their place in the world of research administration.

This session will utilize an interactive, case-based approach to explore the basics of service centers.

This webinar will be a dive deep into what metrics can really do for us. We will discuss how metrics can help us support and improve our business processes and manage risk at an advanced level.

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.

This workshop provides a primary basis of understanding of proposals to and awards from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

This workshop is a professional development opportunity that focuses primarily on the financial regulatory compliance aspects of Research Administration.

The workshop will examine both the traditional effort reporting methodology, in addition to discussing the latest alternative methodologies, with an overarching focus on internal controls.