“Marching Through Time: The Ever-Evolving World of Research Administration”
April 22-25, 2012
Preliminary Program
Registration Now Open:
Non-Members
https://www.ncura.edu/online/cgi-bin/registerdll.dll/registrationForm?sessionaltcd=2012REGIOII&WRP=regform_2012REGIOII.htm
Members
https://www.ncura.edu/ams/login.php?url=online/cgi-bin/registerdll.dll/registrationform?sessionaltcd=2012REGIOII&WRP=regform_2012REGIOII.htm
You can also download a paper registration form here.
Sponsor Registration Form
The Research Administration Certification Council will be offering a CRA Body of Knowledge Review Session on Saturday, April 21 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. To register for that, please go directly to the CRA website at: http://cra-cert.org/examschedule.html.
Location:
The 2012 meeting will be held at the Eisenhower Hotel and Conference Center http://www.eisenhower.com, just south of historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. [When calling the hotel to make reservations, please state you are with the “National Council for University Research", not just NCURA].
Program:
We will have two plenary sessions. One will be by Steve Hansen, Ph.D. Steve is a past NCURA President and noted Lincoln historian. Our second plenary will be announced shortly.
Our Workshops will include:
- Proposal Writing Basics, Tips, and Tools: Helping Your Faculty Prepare Competitive Proposals
This interactive workshop will introduce participants to the basics of proposal development and writing, and offer tips and tools for helping faculty members prepare and submit competitive proposals.
- Compliance: You’re It!
This workshop will go into the hows, whys and what-nows of research compliance and will include examples, templates and other useful tricks and tools to help you and your office get into and stay in compliance. We’ll concentrate on PUIs and departments that might not have much central support, though the workshop should be useful to all.
- Administering Awards through Their Life Cycle—It Takes a Village to be Compliant
This workshop will provide participants with a basic framework of sponsored projects and award management from a variety of perspectives.
- A Day in the Life of a Post Award Financial Administrator
This workshop will focus on the daily operations of a Post Award Financial Administrator and managing the many facets of sponsored projects.
More program details will follow in the coming months.
Questions?
Please contact the program Co-Chairs Jill Frankenfield or Mary Louise Healy.
2012 Program Committee
Jill Frankenfield, Chair – University of Maryland, College ParkMary Louise Healy, Co-Chair – Johns Hopkins University
Anne Albinak – Johns Hopkins University
Erin Bailey – University at Buffalo
Holly Benze – Johns Hopkins University
Tom Burns – Johns Hopkins University
Magui Cardona – University of Baltimore Mary Beth Curtin – Binghamton University
Chris Egan – St. Johns University
Mary Holleran -West Virginia University
Jared Littman – St. Johns University Tammie Martin – University of Rochester
Katie McKeon – University of Maryland, College Park
Alexandra McKeown – Johns Hopkins University Tolise Miles – Georgetown University
Janice Oakley – University of Maryland, College Park
Tim Schailey – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
David Schultz – Stevens Institute of Technology
Angela Sgroi – The College of New Jersey Leerin Shields – University of Maryland Baltimore Greg Slack – Clarkson University
Martina Tsai – University of Buffalo
Pamela Wheat – Lehigh University Cheryl Williams – University of Rochester
Martin Williams –William Paterson University