This session will demonstrate the following financial management and reporting tools useful for sponsored projects: * Research Performance and Expenditure Dashboard * Burn Rate Report * Sponsored Award Summary Report * Sponsored Project Summary Report Course Objective(s): * Obtain a high level overview of proposals, awards, expenditures, trends, and burn rate * Use interactive tools for identifying fund availability, cost overruns, slow/fast spend * Identify anomalies such as negative balances, old encumbrances, unspent cost share * Successfully set up and…

Individual Consultations Available This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the National Science Foundation. By attending this course, you will: 1. Learn what NSF funds, what they don’t fund, and new priorities 2. Learn how NSF is organized, and how to determine which program would be interested in funding your research 3. Understand how to talk to an NSF Program Officer 4. Understand how to address NSF’s broader impacts requirement 5. Better grasp what NSF reviewers…

Individual Consultations Available This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the National Science Foundation. By attending this course, you will: 1. Learn what NSF funds, what they don’t fund, and new priorities 2. Learn how NSF is organized, and how to determine which program would be interested in funding your research 3. Understand how to talk to an NSF Program Officer 4. Understand how to address NSF’s broader impacts requirement 5. Better grasp what NSF reviewers…

Individual Consultations Available This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. By attending this course, you will: 1. Know when and why humanities scholars should pursue grant funding 2. Understand the types of projects that NEH funds 3. Learn how to plan and write a competitive application for NEH funding 4. Understand how your application will be reviewed Course code: FS1061 Registration: https://mytraining.utsa.edu/classroom Contact:  Daniel Arriaga, Program Manager, Research Support, daniel.arriaga@utsa.edu…

Individual Consultations Available This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. By attending this course, you will: 1. Know when and why humanities scholars should pursue grant funding 2. Understand the types of projects that NEH funds 3. Learn how to plan and write a competitive application for NEH funding 4. Understand how your application will be reviewed Course code: FS0161 Registration: https://mytraining.utsa.edu/classroom Contact:  Daniel Arriaga, Program Manager, Research Support, daniel.arriaga@utsa.edu…

This session will provide guidance on who to work with when pursuing private funding at UTSA as well as some key insights into strategic planning and positioning to improve your competitiveness. By attending this course, you will: 1. Understand how private funding opportunities differ those offered by traditional public sources 2. Know who to contact at UTSA for guidance 3. Learn some key methods for planning and positioning for competitiveness Course Code: FS0162 Registration: https://mytraining.utsa.edu/classroom Contact:  Daniel Arriaga, Program Manager,…

This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the Department of Education. By attending this course, you will: 1. Comprehend the diversity of the Educational funding community 2. Identify and effectively write the key elements of a proposal 3. Integrate each component of the project into the final product 4. Package a professional grant submission 5. Write winning grants that stand out among competition Course Code:  FS0163 Registration: https://mytraining.utsa.edu/classroom Contact:  Daniel Arriaga, Program Manager, Research Support, daniel.arriaga@utsa.edu…

This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the Department of Education. By attending this course, you will: 1. Comprehend the diversity of the Educational funding community 2. Identify and effectively write the key elements of a proposal 3. Integrate each component of the project into the final product 4. Package a professional grant submission 5. Write winning grants that stand out among competition Course Code:  FS0163 Registration: https://mytraining.utsa.edu/classroom Contact:  Daniel Arriaga, Program Manager, Research Support, daniel.arriaga@utsa.edu…

Join us in the Inaugural AI Summit at UTSA, to discover emerging AI technologies, transdisciplinary use-cases for AI, and how it impacts our society. Open to all AI researchers and aspiring AI scientists. UTSA AI Summit November 11, 2019, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Student Union H-E-B Ballroom Contact: ai@utsa.edu Dr. Dhireesha Kudithipudi COE Electrical and Computer Engineering COS Computer Science The University of Texas at San Antonio  

This session will demonstrate the following financial management and reporting tools useful for sponsored projects: * Research Performance and Expenditure Dashboard * Burn Rate Report * Sponsored Award Summary Report * Sponsored Project Summary Report Course Objective(s): * Obtain a high level overview of proposals, awards, expenditures, trends, and burn rate * Use interactive tools for identifying fund availability, cost overruns, slow/fast spend * Identify anomalies such as negative balances, old encumbrances, unspent cost share * Successfully set up and…

Individual Consultations Available This session will cover how to successfully compete for funding from the National Institutes of Health. By attending this course, you will: 1. Learn what NIH funds, what they don’t fund, and new priorities 2. Learn how NIH is organized, and how to determine which institute or center would be interested in funding your research 3. Understand how to talk to an NIH Program Officer 4. Understand how to address NIH’s requirements for significance, investigator(s), innovation, approach,…