Boot Camp is a training resource developed by the Harvard Chan School. It reviews key aspects of the award life cycle and provides tools for effective award management. The training is recommended for all new hires. It is also available for experienced Research Administrators who are interested in refreshing their award management skills. The complete training consists of six sessions. Presentation materials and Zoom video recordings are available for each session. New hires should view the trainings in order and review both the slides and the Zoom recordings for optimal learning....
Below are classes recommended for research administrators that are involved in oversight, administration and communication throughout the post-award life cycle.
Below are classes recommended for research administrators that prepare, review and submit grant applications. In addition, Proposal Preparation FAQs, RATES,...
The following resources are available to help you navigate the ins and outs of Research Administration at the Harvard Chan School.
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HSPH Grant Manager Training Plan: A recommended training plan for new Grant Managers, including suggested classes, helpful contacts, and reading lists. Click the link to...
Fishbowl Tuesdays at the Harvard Chan School are 1 to 1 1/2 hour training sessions held on a regular basis during the academic year. Since October 20, 2020, we have covered topics such as Prior Approvals (Letters to Sponsors), Communicating with Your PI About Effort, Federal Disclosure Requirements, International Collaborations and Activities, Provost Criteria and Statement of Work. Copies of presentation materials are sent to attendees via email following each session. If...
There are many educational resources at the School and University for Harvard Chan School Research Administrators. At times it’s hard to know where to begin so please take a moment to check out these Learning and Development pages on the menu tab above.
