With the wealth of information constantly coming out (or being promulgated) related to foreign influence issues, concerns – and requirements that agencies need to impose to address those concerns – it can be hard to keep up with what research administrators need to comply with.

Already know the basics of subaward monitoring? Let’s take a deep dive into the complexities, obscurities, and changing landscape of subawards.

2 CFR 200 went into effect on December 26, 2014 removing the long-standing examples of how to meet the after-the-fact review requirement to ensure salary estimates and interim charges are reasonable for the work that was performed.

The Uniform Guidance is one of the most important regulatory changes implemented in decades.

Researchers and institutions all want to own the “next big idea”. However, intellectual property (IP) may seem a bit mystical for many in research administration.

Protecting research information and systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction is a critical component to safeguarding research information and preventing financial loss or damage to the university's reputation.

Video webinar series that will delve into how to approach the changing workforce and field of research administration in regard to HR and staff management.

In this webinar, participants will have the opportunity to learn how to help their team frame their career goals, create a plan to build and sustain their team's career momentum, and chart a course to grow through their career in research administration.

The Financial Post-Award Overview workshop will cover various areas of research financial management including internal controls, financial business processes, facilities and administration costs, audit and compliance supplement requirements.

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.

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