ORAP Information Session Spring Series available now

The Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships invites you to consider attending our information sessions for this semester. Designed to help faculty advance their externally funded research, educational, and outreach programs, these sessions cover a range of topics, including but not limited to: grant proposal development; program advancement resources, activities and strategies; research compliance; and post award project management. Postdocs, graduate students, and research administrators may also find these sessions informative and are welcome to attend. To reserve your spot and receive the Zoom invitation, please sign up using the links below.

Upcoming sessions:

2/18: Budgeting and Budget Justifications – Find out how to prepare a budget for your grant proposal and write a compelling budget justification.

2/25: Washington Research Foundation – Meet the reps and learn about the WRF Post Doctorial Fellows Program.

3/4: NMR Services at WSU – Learn how you can use state-of-the-art NMR instrumentation in your next experiment.

3/11: Working with Industry: Support Structures and How-to Guides for WSU Faculty – Learn about programmatic offerings that support faculty in developing industrial collaborations.

3/18: Best Practices for Team Grant Proposal Development – Discover best practices for ensuring your next team proposal goes smoothly.

3/25: Developing the Human Subjects Sections of Your NIH/ HHS Proposal – Learn how to prepare the PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trials Information sections of your proposal.

4/1: Data Management Plans – Learn how to create a strategic data management plan.

4/8: Inside View of Review Panels – Take advantage of panel reviewers’ experiences to help make your proposal more reviewer friendly.

4/15: Responsible Research Practices: A Compliance Overview – Find out how to ensure that your work is safe and compliant with federal, state, and University policies.

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