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Research Proposals and Budget Development (Main Campus)
Research Proposals and Budget Development (AM0589) This course provides an introduction to topics related to financial operations of sponsored programs (research grants and contracts), including how to establish a financial reporting system, budgeting, effort reporting, preparing for and engaging in an audit, procuring resources, and sub-contracting. Participants learn how to translate the financial terms of a proposal into a project budget and how to engage in specialized oversight and reporting, such as required for projects undertaken within the Government Service…
Find out more »Research Administration Government Contacts Training (Main Campus)
Research Administration Government Contacts Training (AM0549) This course will allow administrative support staff to identify the processes related to sponsored programs at UTSA. Presenter will discuss Uniform Guidance guiding principle of allowable, allocable, and reasonable costs. Participants will learn how to view available project budgets and balances in PeopleSoft. Eforms, purchase orders, vouchers, and travel related costs for projects to be covered. Other topics will include cost sharing definition and procedures; cost transfers; budget transfers; and IDT processing for sponsored…
Find out more »Introduction to Research Administration (Main Campus)
Introduction to Research Administration (FS0128) Introduction to Research Administration is a short survey course designed to help individuals build a foundational body of knowledge within research administration. Coursework focuses on familiarity with the terms, basic concepts, policies and practices within the field of research with a view towards how they are applied from a University of Texas San Antonio perspective. Trainer: Angelika Rocha By attending this course, participants will be able to: · Understand the UTSA research enterprise ·…
Find out more »Resilience Week 2019 Symposium
Transforming the resilience of critical infrastructure systems and communities Large disasters may ripple across cities, regions or even nationally through interconnected critical infrastructure systems. Right now, many of those connections are invisible, making it very difficult to put effective mitigation strategies in place. Critical links are often uncovered too late, causing greater impacts to infrastructure and challenging recovery efforts on the ground. Join us for the Resilience Week symposium to discuss how private and public partners can work together to…
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