Training
In coordination with the Grant Writing Laboratory, pre-award and post-award education on a wide variety of research administration topics is offered throughout the calendar year. Custom workshops are also available upon request.
The Grant Writing Laboratory and Office of Sponsored Programs provide a New Faculty Sponsored Funding Orientation annually. For inquiries, please email grantlab@nova.edu.
The Grant Writing Laboratory and Office of Sponsored Programs annually provide Grant Workshops on a series of grant-related topics. For more information and registration, please visit https://www.nova.edu/grant-writing-laboratory/index.html, and click on "Grant Education".
The Office of Sponsored Programs and Contracts & Grants Accounting Office are going to offer workshops on post-award management that is designed for Principal Investigators, Project Directors, Project Coordinators and other support staff who are involved in active sponsored programs at NSU. Updates on upcoming workshops coming soon.
Grant training is available on-demand to NSU faculty members on Canvas in a course called NSU Grant Education. Topics include finding funding, proposal writing, grant budgets, success with specific funders (e.g., NIH and DoD), reviewer panel, resubmission advice, post-award management, and others. Email grantlab@nova.edu to be added to this course. (Note: New faculty are automatically invited to this course each year in January.)
How to Access "NSU Grant Education" on Canvas:
- Go to mako.nova.edu, which will take you to Canvas
- Select "NSU Grant Education [YEAR]" from your list of courses
- From left-side menu, click on "Modules"
- Here you can view the "Lunch and Learn" topics and access the PPTs, materials, and recordings from the most recent year's sessions
The materials/recordings from the "Lunch and Learn" workshop series will be accessible via Canvas through this course after each workshop concludes (workshops begin each year in January and run through March/April).
A course on effort reporting at NSU is available in Canvas for all employees who work on sponsored projects. The goal of this course is to give users the tools needed to understand NSU’s effort reporting policy, process and system and also, how to fulfill their responsibilities in the effort reporting system. The course consists of a presentation on effort reporting and NSU’s process, “how to” videos for using the ECRT system, and helpful handouts (including step-by-step guides on using the ECRT system). This course should be completed by all employees who work on sponsored projects, regardless if they are new or existing users. If you have not yet completed the course, please login to Canvas.
The OSP offers workshops to review instructions and processes for submitting an application to the President's Research Grant program. To learn more, or to register for a PRG workshop, please visit the PRG web site.
If you are an NSU faculty or staff member and would like to schedule a workshop for your college or center, please fill out and submit the following form: Submit Grant Training Request.