Dear Research Administrators,
We wanted to take a moment to tell you about some of the upcoming training opportunities. Please see below for session details and how to register.
Subrecipient Monitoring: Informational Session and a Review of Available Resources
Description:
In this session we will provide an overview of subrecipient monitoring at Harvard. Topics to be included are:
University Subrecipient Monitoring Policy
GMAS navigation for organization assessments
Resources in the Toolkit
Quarterly Review Process
Intended Audience:
This session is strongly recommended for all grants management staff responsible for reviewing subaward invoices/financial reports, processing subaward payments and reporting on subawards. The session will focus on the administrative aspects of subrecipient monitoring. This session is meant to be highly interactive, please bring any unique scenarios and questions to the session.
Pre-work: Please complete the online module Subrecipient Monitoring: An Overview prior to attending class.
Registration:
Please register for this class through the Harvard Training Portal.
Overview of ORCID
Description:
Have you heard about ORCID or SciENcv? Have you or your PIs started creating profiles in SciENcv? How many platforms have you or the PIs used in the last five-ten years to store CV data, publications, and various other components in the life of an academic? This workshop/webinar will provide you with tools to understand how ORCID interacts with other systems, like NIH eRA Commons and SciENcv, and how you can help your researchers prepare to meet sponsors’ ORCID and ORCID-related requirements.
The presentation will address:
- What is ORCID and how it relates to other systems
- How can Research Administrators help their PIs with the requirements for SciENcv and ORCID
- Understand how to connect the PI’s eRA Commons and ORCID and SciENcv and ORCID
- Which system they should utilize for the most effective use of time
- Understand how to access or register for ORCID through Harvard, including authorizing 3rd party access to the individual profiles.
Intended Audience:
Research administrators; anyone assisting faculty with grants, research, and publications
Registration:
Please register for this course through the Harvard Training Portal
We encourage you to take advantage of these offerings. Please contact Katelyn Lippman with any questions.
-The OSP Training Team