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Workshops

The Office of Sponsored Programs offers workshops on various topics. Upcoming dates will be posted. Faculty/staff are encouraged to join us for the workshops. If you would like to view past workshops, see below.

To request a workshop, please email sponsoredprograms@rowan.edu. Please include your name, phone number, department, and indicate which workshop you would like to attend and the date/time.

To register for one of the Spring 2012 workshops, please e-mail Diana Vallandingham at vallandinghamd@rowan.edu.

To view past workshop presentations, click here.

Spring 2012 Workshop Series

Hosted in partnership with the Office of University Advancement


Finding Grant Funding

This session will provide resources for funding that great idea or research you've been thinking about. In addition to information on corporate, state, federal and private funding options, an overview of proposal writing will also be presented. Click Here to view the Fall 2011 presentation and following handouts: Types of Funding Opportunities and Proposal Writing Tips.

February 23, 2012 12:00-1:00 p.m. Lunch will be provided.

Room 221, Student Center


Advanced Budgeting

Check back soon for workshop description.

March 22, 2012 12:00-1:00 p.m. Lunch will be provided.

Room 221, Student Center


Grant Writing

Check back soon for workshop description.

March or April, 2012


Award Compliance

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March or April, 2012


Workshop Archives

Managing Time and Effort Reporting at a PUI

Presented at NCURA Region II Conference in New York City, May 3, 2011.


Attendees will be introduced to the broad areas of engagement activities for University Corporate Partners. The cultivation of corporate partnerships (including leveraging alumni relationships), and efforts to attract key corporate partners to facilities on campus, will be discussed. In addition, various examples of corporate partnering arrangements will be reviewed, including corporate gifts, Sponsored Research Agreements, and Licenses/Intellectual Property. Specific issues in corporate partnering will be addressed, including publication, intellectual property ownership, conflict of interest and consulting. Click Here to view the Spring 2012 presentation.

Next Workshop date TBD


Budgeting 101

Developing a budget is one of the most challenging aspects of preparing a funding proposal. This workshop will offer insights into the budget planning process, including determining direct costs, indirect costs and cost charing. Participants will have the opportunity to work on a sample budget and have their questions answers. Click Here to view the Spring 2012 presentation.


 

 

 

 

 

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