Professional Development & Training
The Office of Sponsored Programs is pleased to present the following professional development and training workshops for faculty, research scientists, postdoctoral fellows, and professional staff. Below is information regarding each workshop. Click on the title of the workshop to register and you may register for one or more at a time. The Faculty Development Committee offers workshops for faculty as well. Visit their website for information. |
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Title & date |
Workshop Description |
Location & Time |
Grantwriting
101 for Faculty & Staff |
This workshop will cover the basic elements for a successful grant proposal as well as the most important aspects related to grant writing in the higher education realm. The information presented will provide an introduction to grantwriting and allow participants to address specific questions related to their area of expertise. | Student Center 10:00 - 12:00 |
Research
Integrity and Plagiarism Thursday - 11/5/09 |
This seminar will cover compliance with peer review rules, mentor/trainee responsibilities, human subjects regulations, animal welfare regulations, collaborative research practices, publication/authorship practices, data sharing/acquisition/management/ownership practices, financial management, conflict of interest, laboratory management skills, and research misconduct (fabrication, falsification, & plagiarism). Seminar Presenter will be Dr. Aliza I. Sacknovitz, Investigative Scientist, Office of Inspector General, National Science Foundation |
Student Center 10:00 - 11:45 |
Research
Integrity and Plagiarism Thursday - 11/5/09 |
This seminar will cover compliance with peer review rules, mentor/trainee responsibilities, human subjects regulations, animal welfare regulations, collaborative research practices, publication/authorship practices, data sharing/acquisition/management/ownership practices, financial management, conflict of interest, laboratory management skills, and research misconduct (fabrication, falsification, & plagiarism). Seminar Presenter will be Dr. Aliza I. Sacknovitz, Investigative Scientist, Office of Inspector General, National Science Foundation |
Student Center 1:15 - 3:00 |
Grant Writing 101for Faculty & Staff Wednesday - 2/17/10 |
This workshop will cover the basic elements for a successful grant proposal as well as the most important aspects related to grant writing in the higher education realm. The information presented will provide an introduction to grantwriting and allow participants to address specific questions related to their area of expertise. | Student Center 2:00 - 4:00 |
Please contact Natalie Henderson, 5161 or natalie_henderson@tamu-commerce.edu if you have questions.