Sept. 1 – Research Administration Series Begins!

The Research Administration Series (RAS) is designed specifically for those involved with the administration of sponsored programs, processes and requirements.  The Fall schedule begins this Friday, Sept. 1, with the course Research Administration Introduction and Update.

The class will provide an update into new and emerging issues related to award processing and management at WSU.  Topics include new forms and availability of online entry and processing, information on improved databases and workflow processing, and policy and procedure updates.  Also to be discussed, related to PI and administrative responsibilities, current issues in audits and accountability related to those responsibilities.

This session will be held on:

Sept. 1, 9-11 a.m.

Click here to see the Fall schedule and to enroll online.  If you would like to enroll in all of the RAS sessions, please contact HRS Training & Development at hrstraining@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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