October 15 | Life Cycle of a Sponsored Project

This course is part of the Research Administration Series Learning Program

This course features an overview of WSU’s grant process. It follows an award from submission to close-out, highlighting the roles and responsibilities of the principal investigator, the department administrator, the Office of Research Support and Operations and Sponsored Program Services. Definitions, resources, contacts and other helpful information are provided.

Friday, October 15, 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.

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