Developing & Managing Large Projects

Wednesday, October 17
3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
CUB Jr. Ballroom    

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Want to know how to grow your research program? Interested in learning about the highs and lows of leading large projects? Then this discussion panel is for you. Lead faculty of large projects share their experience in building and managing large research programs. Experienced researchers share their successes, road blocks, and lessons learned during the development of their prestigious research programs. Advice will include how to become a high functioning project director, how to build and maintain an effective team, how to design and manage a successful large project, and how to build relationships with external partners & stakeholders.

Moderator:

Maureen Bonnefin, Proposal Consultant, Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships

Panel Members:

Jan Boll, Center for Environmental Research, Education and Outreach, CEE

Dorrie Main, Horticulture, CAHNRS

Ryan Smith, School of Design and Construction, VCEA

Doug Call, Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health, CVM

John Peters, Institute of Biological Chemistry, CAHNRS

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