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Upcoming RA seminars and events

Below is a list of upcoming RA seminars and other events targeted to Research Advancement professionals. Be sure to visit the Research Academy often to view and register for additional opportunities that may be available.

For recordings of past RA seminars, please visit the Training Toolbox on the Research Administration website. Please also visit the 2021 Tri-University Research Administration Conference page which includes slides and video recordings from Spring 2021.

July 23rd, 2024, 9AM – 10:30AM – NYU RAD Session 13: Post Award Impacts for the 2024 UG Changes. This session will cover all aspects of leadership roles in research administration. Subtopics include professional sustainability, onboarding niche roles, metrics, working with faculty/de-stressing, etc. To register, please visit the NYC Research Administration Demonstration Series — RSVP Webpage and you can learn more on the Research Academy Event Page.

August 14th, 2024, 9AM – 10:30AM – NYU RAD Session 14: Developing a Career in Research Administration by Using Your Transferable Skills, Developing New Ones, and Taking a Leap of Faith! Presenters will dive into key considerations to evaluate a possible evolution in your career and help you evaluate which transferable skills you can count on. To register, please visit the NYC Research Administration Demonstration Series — RSVP Webpage and you can learn more on the Research Academy Event Page.

August 27, 2024, 11am – 12pm – Coffee Hour with ASU Institutional Review Board (IRB) Staff. Researchers can attend optional office hours to have their IRB-related questions answered via Zoom. Can’t make it to coffee hour? Researchers are encouraged to review our FAQ document posted here. This event is presented by the ASU IRB staff within the Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). To register, please visit the Research Academy Event Page.

September 9th, 2024, 9AM – 10:30 AM – NYU RAD Session 15: F&A Primer. This session will cover various aspects of F&A, including impacts to proposal and award budgets, preparing/negotiating the F&A calculation, institutional financial goals, etc. To register, please visit the NYC Research Administration Demonstration Series — RSVP Webpage and you can learn more on the Research Academy Event Page.

September 10th, 2024, 11AM – 12PM – ASU IRB: Application and Submission Process. Do you want to submit your study to the ASU IRB, but not sure where to begin? Researchers can attend this workshop to learn about the application process, required materials, and how to submit in ERA. This event is presented by the ASU IRB staff within the Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). To register, please visit the Research Academy Event Page.

September 24th, 2024, 11AM – 12PM – ASU IRB: External Collaborators, Reliance Agreement, and Local Contextual Review Process. Do you have an external collaborator apart of your study team? Is an external institution/university serving as the IRB of record? Are you unfamiliar with these topics all together? Researchers can attend this workshop to learn about appropriately adding external collaborators to their study team as well as appropriately deferring ASU IRB oversight to an external IRB. This event is presented by the ASU IRB staff within the Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). To register, please visit the Research Academy Event Page.

September, 2024, 9AM – 10:30AM – NYU RAD Session 16Date and Topic TBD. To register, please visit the NYC Research Administration Demonstration Series — RSVP Webpage and you can learn more on the Research Academy Event Page.

October 15th, 2024, 11AM – 12PM – ASU IRB Deep Dive: Emerging Technologies in Human Subjects Research. Come join us as we deep dive into ethical and practical considerations for the use of emerging technologies in human subjects research. Emerging technologies include mobile apps, virtual reality, and human-robot interactions. This event is moderated by the ASU IRB staff within the Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). To register, please visit the Research Academy Event Page.

October 29th, 2024, 9AM – 10:30AM – NYU RAD Session 17: COGR Update & Your Response/Action Items. This session will highlight current initiatives that COGR is working on and provide an overview of what’s upcoming on the horizon in the federal regulatory environment. Panelists will also discuss responses/action items that are occurring right now at universities. To register, please visit the NYC Research Administration Demonstration Series — RSVP Webpage and you can learn more on the Research Academy Event Page.

October 29th, 2024, 11am – 12pm – Coffee Hour with ASU Institutional Review Board (IRB) Staff. Researchers can attend optional office hours to have their IRB-related questions answered via Zoom. Can’t make it to coffee hour? Researchers are encouraged to review our FAQ document posted here. This event is presented by the ASU IRB staff within the Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). To register, please visit the Research Academy Event Page.

November 8th, 2024, 9AM – 10:30AM – NYU RAD Special Bonus Session: The Power of Dashboards: From Operational Awareness to Strategic Intelligence. This session will cover how dashboards, when developed properly, can lead an organization toward achieving strategic goals. The session will also demonstrate how data can become actionable information and connect to key performance indicators. To register, please visit the NYC Research Administration Demonstration Series — RSVP Webpage and you can learn more on the Research Academy Event Page.

November 5th, 2024, 11AM – 12PM – An Introduction to Clinical Trials: Key Considerations for Investigators Planning to Conduct a Clinical Trial at ASU. Introduction to what research studies are classified as a clinical trial and how an investigator should make that determination. A discussion of additional IRB requirements in order to obtain IRB approval at ASU. Introduction to clinicaltrial.gov registrations and investigator’s responsibilities with respect to the registration. Q&A to conclude the session. This event is moderated by the ASU IRB staff within the Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). To register, please visit the Research Academy Event Page.