Gaylord Palms Resort 2012 SRA International Annual Meeting ORLANDO, FLORIDA Pre-Conference Workshops: September 29-30 | Conference: October 1-3

Matrix

Matrix

 

Professional Development

Sponsored Program Administration

Management and Operations

Financial Management

Research Law
 

Research Ethics

Sponsors and Agencies

SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 29
             

Full-Day Workshops
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

    WS2: Research Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Ensuring Compliance in Research Operations   WS3: Managing Investigator Initiated Studies Managing Risks and Developing Best Practices

WS4: Introduction to Research Law

WS5: Fundamentals of Human Subject Research
 
 

Half-Day Morning Workshops
8:30 AM - NOON

WS6: How to Put the “Success” in Succession Planning
 
WS7: Grantsmanship I: Coaching Researchers to Write Successful Grant Proposals WS8: 'Lean Thinking' For Office Process Improvement     WS9: Operationalizing a COI Program at an Academic Medical Center  

Half-Day Afternoon Workshops
1:30 - 5:00 PM

  WS10: Grantsmanship II:  Expediting and Completing the Application WS11: Integrating Tools and Strategies for Successful Pre-Award Management/Grant Submission WS12: 2 CFR 220: Cost Principles for Educational Institutions

WS13: Best Practices for Cost Sharing

 

WS14: Introduction to Research Integrity WS15: Kirschstein NRSA Workshop: NIH Research Training Grants and Fellowships
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 30

Professional Development

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Full-Day Workshops
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

WS1: Leader of the Future WS16: Fundamentals of Research Administration and Management WS17: Stretched Thin....Understanding Department Administration WS18: It's About the Money WS19: Guide to Clinical Trials Administration WS20: Compliance Officer 101  

Half-Day Morning Workshops
8:30 AM - NOON

  WS21: Advanced Issues in A-21, A-110 and A-133   WS22: Proposal Budget Development WS23: Subcontracting Under Federal Research Grants and Contracts WS24: Establishing an Effective RCR Program: Practical Strategies and Issues to Consider WS25: NIH Grants Fundamentals

Half-Day Afternoon Workshops
1:30 - 5:00 PM

  WS26: Revising and Resubmitting Unfunded Proposals WS27: How to Manage Multi-Partner International Projects WS28: Understanding F&A Basics and Associated Issues      
MONDAY
OCTOBER 1

Professional Development

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Management and Operations

Financial Management

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9:30 - 10:45 AM M1: Creating a Strategic Plan and the Vision to Make It Happen M3: The Small Grants Office: Priorities, Resources and Preparing for Growth M5: Research Strategic Planning: The 'Way' to Institutional Research Growth M7: Making the Case for Clinical Trials Management System (CTMS) M9: Export Controls: What You Need to Know in Changing Times M11: Compliance Issues in the Social and Behavioral Sciences M13: Government Contracts: A Contracting Officer Perspective vs. the Recipient
M2: Steer Your Career: A Research Administrator's Manual for Mapping Success M4: Just a Little Better... Helping Investigators Improve Their Grant Proposals M6: Broadening Scope in Post-Award Management: HR Essentials for Research Administrators M8:Financial Management of Sponsored Awards:  Confessions from a Department Administrator M10: Negotiating Clinical Trial Agreements with For-Profit Companies M12: Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) for Research Administrators M14: DARPA Funding Opportunities
11:15 AM - 12:30 PM M15: Succession Planning: Leadership Experience in Administration Program Model (LEAP) M17: Five Strategies to Engage Faculty in Proposal Writing in a Non-Research Environment M19: Using an Institutional Overhaul to Let the Research Support Office Become a Strategic Partner M21: Award Close-Out M22: Regulatory Research for the Research Administration Professional M24: Henrietta Lacks: A Discussion about Research Ethics and Social Responsibility M26: Funding Opportunities Search and Match to Investigators' Interests
M16: Winning The Stress Challenge M18: Creating Time-Saving Modular Templates for Research Proposals M20: Setting Up a New Research Office: Do's and Don'ts   M23: Clinical Trials: Rules and More Rules M25: Is it Worth the Risk? M27: Animal Research
MONDAY
OCTOBER 1

Professional Development

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2:00 - 3:15 PM M28: The Leadership Mirror: What Kind of Leader Am I? M30: Clinical Trials: Budgeting NIH Style M32: Crisis Communication for the Research Administrator M34: Indirect Cost Rate: 2CFR Part 230 (OMB A-122) A Nonprofit Perspective M36: Research Compliance, Part 1 M37: International Developments in RCR: Codes or Compliance? M39: Negotiating with National Labs: Why are They So Different?
M29: The Path to Research Administration – Our Stories M31: Building Collaborative Research Capacity M33: Building an Organizational Grants Culture M35: Budget Management for the Department Administrator   M38: Human Subjects Research and Non-Compliance M40: How to Make NIH Peer Review Work For You
3:45 - 5:00 PM M41: MS OneNote: The Research Administrator's Electronic Trapper Keeper M43: Writing Goals, Hypotheses and Specific Aims (Objectives, too!) M45: Prioritizing Clinical Research Resources: Development of a Centralized Research Support Core M47: 2 CFR Part 230 (OMB A-122) - An Overview M49: Faculty Consulting, Intellectual Property and Living with Stanford v Roche M51: The NEW National Online Ethics Resource Center at nationalethicscenter.org M53: Research.gov - Powering Knowledge and Innovation
M42: Understanding Personality Can Improve Your Effectiveness in the Workplace M44: Them vs. Us: Building a Bridge From Central Administration to the Department M46: The Challenges of Organizational Leadership M48: Understanding Sub-recipient Monitoring M50: Research Compliance, Part 2 M52: Research at the Movies

CANCELLED

M54: Analyzing the Interesting Relationship Between Research Grants and Research Space Utilization
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 2

Professional Development

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9:30 - 10:45 AM T1: The ARMA Professional Development Framework T3: Clinical Trials and Research Grants: Diverging Trails T5: Improving the Research Administration Office: Conducting an Internal Review T7: Research Quality Assurance through Coverage Analysis: A Case Study T9: Conflict of Interest: The Year in Review T11: Optimizing Ethical Practice in Research Administration through Positive Leadership T13: NSF-OIG Case Studies: Best and Worst Practices of Federal Grantees
T2: Effective Delegation Skills for Leaders T4: Training New Hire Research Administrators T6: A Case Study for Pre and Post-Award Technology Solutions T8: F&A and Salary Recoveries Discussion:  What Does Your Institution Do With All That Money? T10: Mitigating Financial Fraud in Sponsored Research T12: When Clinical Trials Close Before Completion  
11:15 AM - 12:30 PM T15: Communication:  The Way We Think and Its Consequences in our Workplace!!! T17: Lessons Learned from Building a Satellite Grants and Contracts Office T19: Research Administrator’s Healthcare Clubhouse T21: Clinical Trials Budget Negotiations T23: Clinical Trials: The Industry Perspective T25: A Hard Look at Research Misconduct T27: Washington Update: What is happening to the FY13 R&D Budget?
T16: 86,400 Seconds in a Day:  Tools for Time Management
 
T18: The Differences Between Gifts, Grants, Cooperative Agreements and Contracts T20: Using Metrics to Analyze Post-Award Staff Workload T22: What Price Research? - The Myths and Challenges T24: Social Media and The FDA Regulated Entity T26: Responding to Serious Wrongdoing in Research T28: European Union Research Programme Fundamentals
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 2

Professional Development

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2:00 - 3:15 PM T29: How to Deal with Difficult People T31: Clinical Research Consortia: Challenges and Lessons Learned Along the Way T33: Research as a Business: A View Through an Income Statement T35: Optimizing Revenue and Risk Management in Post-Award Administration T37: From Chaos to Control: Surviving a False Claims Act Investigation T39: Rebuilding a Research Ethics Committee T41: National Science Foundation (NSF) Update
T30: Research Administration Arena: Welcoming New Staff, Training For Practical Understanding T32: Whether, When and How to Use a Professional Grant Writer T34: Export Controls and Patriot Act: Impacts on Research T36: Today’s F&A Rate Proposal Process Based Upon 2 CFR Part 220 (A-21): What Central/Departmental Administrators Should Know T38: Intellectual Property Basics for the Research Administrator T40: Responsible Authorship: The Key to Professionalism in Science T42: The Federal Policy and Department of Veterans Affairs Policies Governing Research Misconduct
3:45 - 5:00 PM T43: Training for the Masses: A One Woman Show T45: Bronco Bucksheet: An Innovative Web-based Proposal Submission and Approval System T47: Using Metrics to Drive Research Administration Performance T49: Effort Reporting: Understanding the Requirements   T53: Biological Specimens in Industry Sponsored Research T55: The Federal Demonstration Partnership: What Are They Up To?
T44: Transforming Learning From Lecture to Online T46: An Administrator's Role in Initiating a Scientist's Research Career T48: So What’s New?  Pretty Much Everything T50: A Proven Approach for Positive Resolution of Federal Audits T52: Research Misconduct Review and Update T54: Principles of Data Management T56: The Secrets of the NIH
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 3

Professional Development

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9:30 - 10:45 AM W1: Young Research Administrators and the Quest for Respect W3: In-House Developed vs. Commercially Available eRA Systems: Which is Better? W5: Managing Core Facilities From Start To Finish W7: Audit Findings and Corrective Action W8: America Invents Act W9: Creating a Compliance Office: How to Be the “Good Cop" W10: National Institutes of Health (NIH) Update
W2: Practicing Servant Leadership in Research Administration
 
W4: How the Angles and the Vikings Buried the Hatchet: International Best Practice in Establishing Cross Border Research Collaboration! W6: What Encouragement Can Research Administrators Provide to Faculty?       W11: All You Need to Know About PI Transfers
11:15 AM - 12:30 PM W12: Creating a Research "Dream Team" W14: Compensation Nightmares, Mine, Yours, and Ours W16: Effectively Working with Internal Audit: Leveraging IA for Success W18: Fostering a Team Approach to Cost-Sharing W19: FAR, FAR Away with the Federal Acquisition Regulations W21: ITARS, Dual Use Technology and Classified Research W22: Understanding the Agency Review Process
W13: The Mentoring/Coaching Model for Research Administrators W15: Anatomy of a U-Grant: Practical Tips and Guides W17: Transforming the Research Administration Enterprise   W20: Disclosure and Privacy Issues in a Digital Age