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Region II, the Mid-Atlantic region, is the most populous of NCURA’s seven regional chapters, encompassing Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, DC, and West Virginia. Visit our Facebook group! “Marching Through Time: The Ever-Evolving World of Research Administration”April 22-25, 2012, Eisenhower Hotel and Conference Center, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.Registration Now Open:Non-Members https://www.ncura.edu/online/cgi-bin/registerdll.dll/registrationForm?sessionaltcd=2012REGIOII&WRP=regform_2012REGIOII.htmMembers https://www.ncura.edu/ams/login.php?url=online/cgi-bin/registerdll.dll/registrationform?sessionaltcd=2012REGIOII&WRP=regform_2012REGIOII.htmYou can also download a paper registration form here.Sponsor Registration FormCRA Body of Knowledge Review Session: http://cra-cert.org/examschedule.htmlFor more information about the meeting, including hotel, plenary speakers, preliminary program and sessions, please visit our Spring Meeting page.Hot Topics in Research Compliance So you understand the core competencies of research administration – now what? How do you apply these concepts to your daily life as Departmental, Pre-award or Post-award administrator in today’s world? What do the audits at other institutions tell you about what you should be looking for at your institution? How are other institutions changing their practices to keep pace with changes in the regulations? Current “hot topics” case studies, that have been constructed using real life scenarios, serve as the core of thought-provoking workshop. Participants will apply the foundational principles of the OMB Circulars, federal regulations and common institutional policies and procedures to work through the many shades of grey that make up the research administration kaleidoscope. This promises to be a lively, highly interactive experience that will allow attendees to learn from the instructors as well as the other attendees. **Please note the submission deadline has been extended** “Marching Through Time: The Ever-Evolving World of Research Administration” Dear Region II Members, The Program Committee is committed to announcing the program for the Spring Meeting to be held in Gettysburg, PA, April 22-25 2012.at the NCURA Annual Meeting in November. We are asking Region II members to submit suggestions for workshop, concurrent session and discussion group topics that you may be interested in presenting, organizing or leading, as well as ideas of sessions you would like to see at the Spring Meeting. Minutes from the May 2011 Regional Meeting in Brooklyn, NY: Please take a few minutes to let us know what volunteer opportunities most interest you and how you might like to help in the future. There are opportunities for jobs that involve big time commitments and other opportunities that don’t involve such big time commitments; however, there is no such thing as a small contribution — all volunteer activity is vitally important to the Region. If you want to become involved at this year’s spring meeting on May 1st – May 3rd in Brooklyn, NY, you’re in luck. We still can use volunteers as group leaders for evening events, session evaluators, in the hospitality suite or registration desk. Please let us know by filling out the Volunteer Sign-Up Form. Minutes from the Feb 2011 Steering Committee meeting The Region II Spring Meeting Mentorship Program provides first-time attendees, or members who have recently begun attending the Spring Meeting, an opportunity to meet other Region II members and to facilitate a member’s active involvement in the Region.Volunteer mentors will provide advice and counsel regarding sessions that might be a must-see; will provide continued support throughout the Meeting by serving as a lunch or dinner companion; and will make introductions to other NCURA members. Minutes from the October 2010 National Meeting in Washington, DC: | |||
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