Workshops for Fall 2009

  NSF Discussion on Proposal Writing, Processes, Panels & Reviews
(audio conference)
  LIB 307 9am- 10am

Facilitated by:  Anna Kerttula de Echave, Arctic Social Sciences Program Director, National Science Foundation (NSF)

http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=13425&org=ARC

Sponsored by the Office Research & Graduate  Studies
Live Webstream from this event:

mms://wm.uaa.alaska.edu/cafe/NSF9_04_09.wmv

NSF Arctic Social Science Program Proposal Presentation (audio conference)
  LIB 307 9am- 10am

Sponsored by the Office of Research & Graduate  Studies

Live Webstream from this event(partial recording only):

mms://wm.uaa.alaska.edu/cafe/NSF9_11_09.wmv

Research Responsibilities Forum
 LIB 302 8:30 - 9:30am
(Note time change to 8:30 am)

Facilitated by:  Bob White, Vice Provost for Research & Graduate Studies

This presentation will explore topics in both pre- and post-award  Sponsored Project Administration at UAA.  The session will address how the Office of Research & Graduate Studies (ORGS) assists faculty in preparing a proposal, including:

• constructing the  budget;
• reviewing the proposal narrative for IRB or IACUC issues; and
• acting as liaison between the PI and the awarding agency to ensure the best chances of receiving funding.
  
  Post- award services provided by ORGS/Grants and Contracts will be explained.  A brief overview of the information and documents PIs need to administer a grant or contract and the basic duties of a PI will  also be provided.

Sponsored by the Office of Research & Graduate Studies

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UAA's Research Vision Forum
LIB 307 8:30 - 9:30am

Please join us as for an update on the status of UAA's efforts to build research infrastructure; competitively fund research grants; increase scholarly presentations and peer reviewed publications; and develop the graduate school. 

During this session, we will revisit the four key areas outlined in the research section of UAA's Strategic Plan 2017 and address related issues, including:

• building statewide research with support from NSF and NIH;
• the support of organized research through research institutes and centers;
• the role of interdisciplinary and individual research; and
• training the next generation of researchers.

Sponsored by the Office of Research & Graduate Studies

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