Training Opportunities

Find more details for the February event on the Fundamentals of Sponsored Project Administration page

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Upcoming Training Events:

CSU Lunch & Learn

  • Kuali Research Proposal Development Demo (Register Here)

  • Online: Microsoft Teams

  • Thursday May 16th, 9-10:15 AM MT

Award Lifecycle Series: 

  • Award Management (Register Here)

  • Thursday April 25th, 9-10:15 AM MT

  • Hybrid Options: LSC 322 or Online

NSF Webinar:  Implementing the Common Forms for the Biographical Sketch and Current and Pending (Other) Support

  • Registration is required and now available

  • Thursday April 25th, 12PM MT

NCURA

RAD Series (Register)

  • “Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: Legal Framework, Governance, and Use Cases in Research Administration” – Friday, April 26, 2024 at 10:00-11:30 am MDT

  • “Breaking Down Silos: Creating Collaborations on your Campus” – Friday, May 3, 2024 at 10:00-11:30 am MDT

  • “Demystifying the Role of the Institutional Official, including Mechanisms for Managing Up” – Monday, May 20, 2024 at 10:00-11:30 am MDT

  • “Measuring the Impact of Research: Beyond Citations” Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 10:00-11:30 am MDT

Did you know?

NIH Funding Policy NOT-OD-23-182

Effective January 1, 2024, the NIH will require award recipients to address the following in a subaward agreements with foreign subrecipients by including: “a provision requiring the foreign subrecipient to provide access to copies of all lab notebooks, all data, and all documentation that supports the research outcomes as described in the progress report, to the primary recipient with a frequency of no less than once per year, in alignment with the timing requirements for Research Performance Progress Report submission. Such access may be entirely electronic.” The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) will include the term in all outgoing subawards to non-U.S. subrecipients.
NIH is also expecting prime recipients at the proposal stage* to request foreign subrecipients “to submit language in their letters of support indicating their awareness of these requirements and the subrecipient’s willingness to abide by all requirements should an award be issued.” Our Proposal Subrecipient Commitment form will eventually be updated to include this language, but until then, the Proposal Subrecipient Commitment Supplement form for foreign subrecipients on an NIH proposal is required to be signed by the subrecipient AOR at the proposal stage.
*Any NIH proposals with foreign subrecipients, submitted after January 1st but before this notice, require the department administrator to go back to the subrecipient and ask them to complete the form.
Full policy: NOT-OD-23-182: NIH Final Updated Policy Guidance for Subaward/Consortium Written Agreements
Please contact the Outgoing Subawards Team with questions.

Submit “Did You Know” facts on CSU sponsored project related policies, procedures and guidance here.