Research Administration Demonstration Series
Dear RAD Community: David Ngo started his new position at NYU and we have now completed the transition of RAD to NYU. Please visit NYU RAD to find schedules (2021-2022) and beyond; RSVP for future sessions; ask questions; or obtain CPE/CEU's. All RAD materials/slides/videos prior to October 2021 remain available on the TNS RAD webpage.
RAD was created due to the current economic pressures, where it has become increasingly difficult to identify the required resources to train research administrators and aid their professional development/career growth. The goal of RAD is to provide information/knowledge sharing for all research administrators. New research administrators could utilize RAD as part of their new employee on-boarding, while veteran research administrators could utilize RAD for their continued learning (or refresher).
All RAD sessions are taught by national level, expert presenters. All RAD sessions are free ($0 cost).
Slides and videos from past RAD sessions are available below. Not all sessions have audio/video recording.
Session 1: All Things Pre-Award
Session 2: How Budget and Fiscal
Decisions Impact Research
Session 4: Research Integrity
Session 5: University Leadership – How to Collaborate With Other Offices
Session 8: Overview of TNS Revamped Pre and Post Award Operations
Session 9: How to Use TNS WorkDay in Research Administration
Session 10: Hot Topics in Research Administration
Session 11: Communicating with Faculty
Session 12: Uniform Guidance - Five Years Later (Slides)
Session 12: Uniform Guidance - Five Years Later (Video)
Session 13: How to Prepare an NIH and NSF Proposal
Session 14: Allowable Expenses on Grants
Session 15: Subawards: Practical Tips and Tools
Session 17: Cohort Updates – UG Compensation Compliance 200.430 (slides)
Session 16: Post Award Management on Unique Awards
Session 18: A Panel Discussion of Career Advancement in Research Administration
Session 17:
Cohort Updates – UG Compensation Compliance 200.430 (video)
Session 18: A Panel Discussion of Career Advancement in Research Administration
Session 19: Working Together to Optimize Winning Outcomes
Session 19: Working Together to Optimize Winning Outcomes (video)
Session 20: Foreign Influence Reporting Requirements
Session 20: Foreign Influence Reporting Requirements (video)
Session 21:
Discussion on the Challenges of Working From Home
Session 21:
Discussion on the Challenges of Working From Home (video)
Session 22:
Navigating COVID For The Research Administrator
Session 23: CRA Exam Prep (slides)
Session 25: Building a Career in Research Administration (video)
Session 27: Identifying potential funding opportunities with limited resources (slides)
Session 28: The Long & Winding Road: The Life Cycle of an IRB Protocol (slides)
Session 22:
Navigating COVID For The Research Administrator Shared Tips
Session 24: Change Management for Research Administration (slides)
Session 25: Building a Career in Research Administration (slides)
Session 27: Identifying potential funding opportunities with limited resources (video)
Session 29: Foreign Engagements (slides)
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Session 23: CRA Exam Prep (video)
Session 24: Change Management for Research Administration (video)
Session 26: Post Award Assurance: How to Avoid being a Detective/Big Brother
Session 28: The Long & Winding Road: The Life Cycle of an IRB Protocol (video)
Session 29: Foreign Engagements (video)
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.