Pre-conference Workshops
Pre-conference Workshop
Pre-conference workshops are 3 ½ or 7 hours deep dives into specific learning topics, led by one or more experts. These are designed to allow participants to more fully explore an area of interest, learn new skills and develop new strategies. Workshops may include more hands-on exercises, discussion groups, and other in-depth experiences. Workshops are offered on Saturday or Sunday only. The workshops start with "WS."
Pre-conference workshops are an additional fee and are NOT included in the meeting registration.
Learning Lab
Free for registered Annual Meeting attendees, the Learning Labs are 3 ½ hour sessions that are a blend of lecture-based instruction, case studies, peer learning, and interaction. The Learning Lab gives the opportunity for attendees to explore an area of interest and gain new knowledge. The learning labs are marked with "LL."
These offerings are included in the meeting registration.
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Saturday, October 17
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| Session Code |
Session Title |
Speaker(s) |
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9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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| WS4 |
Proposal Budget Development: Building a Basic Grant Budget
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Erin Bhagvat
Matthew Anderson
Victoria Mothershed
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| WS5 |
Boston Mathalon
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Amy Caby
Laci Ulrich
Marissa Consalvi
Theresa Lagasse
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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| WS1 |
Leading Organizational Change
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Annedorte Vad
Tolise Dailey
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| WS2 |
Everything You Need to Know about Research Financial Compliance
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David Ngo
Lisa Mosley
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| WS3 |
Understanding the FAR
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Sandra Nordahl, Distinguished Faculty
Timothy Linker
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1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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| WS6 |
Research Development Management, Staffing, Infrastructure and Best Practices
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Marjorie Piechowski
Shandra White
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| WS7 |
What’s in an Audit - How to Navigate Various Types of Audits
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Trudy Riley
Jennifer Camp
Vanessa Peoples
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| WS8 |
Research Misconduct Workshop
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Debra Parrish
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Sunday, October 18
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| Session Code |
Session Title |
Speaker(s) |
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9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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| LL1 |
FREE: Stepping Stones to Becoming a Peer-Reviewed Journal Author
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Nathan Vanderford
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| WS13 |
Dealing with Challenging Research Administration Predicaments - CRAP
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Sandra Nordahl, Distinguished Faculty
Susan Wyatt Sedwick, Distinguished Faculty
Andrea Deaton, Distinguished Faculty
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| WS14 |
Kirschstein NRSA Workshop: NIH Research Training Grants and Fellowships
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Lisa Moeller
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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| WS9 |
NIH Fundamentals
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Dede Rutberg
Becky Wagenaar-Miller
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| WS10 |
Research Law
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J. Michael Slocum, Distinguished Faculty
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| WS11 |
A Guide to Clinical Trials Administration
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Bruce Steinert
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| WS12 |
CPRA Body of Knowledge Review
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Katie Watkins
Georgetta Dennis
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1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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| WS15 |
Trailblazing Teambuilding: Techniques for Creating a Purpose-driven Leadership Team
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Jodi Ogden
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| WS16 |
What you must know for your Multi-Country, Multi-sites research award: From due diligence to close-out!
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Mir Asghar-Ali Khan
Goret Paulo
Salima Panjwani
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| WS17 |
PRAM Workshop: A Hot Topic Case Study
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Susan Wyatt Sedwick, Distinguished Faculty
Cynthia Hope
Marianne Woods
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| WS18 |
Playing On a Global Team - Resolving International Issues in Research Administration
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Cindy Kiel
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