Event Tag: Research Staff

MSU is committed to international collaboration, but what does this look like in today’s complex compliance environment? Experts from MSU’s Office of Research and Innovation, Office of Sponsored Programs, and Office of Research Regulatory Support will provide information and open dialogue about research compliance, restricted party screenings, cybersecurity and more – all to support MSU […]

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Working on an R01 resubmission or renewal? Or, are you interested in learning about NIH renewals and resubmissions? Renewing an R01 requires consideration of many details, such as productivity, projected budget, and research trajectory. This webinar will walk you through understanding the decision processes and techniques to write a competitive renewal, including decision trees, writing […]

CIRCLE and the Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation (CTLI) welcome all CIRCLE affiliates to their Winter Mixer. Enjoy a breakfast of coffee, cocoa and donuts and connect with your fellow affiliates from across campus. Save the date! Registration information coming soon. 

This workshop’s goal is for both new and seasoned interdisciplinary educators to move their own practices forward, from classroom strategies to evaluation of interdisciplinary teaching effectiveness. Attendees will be joined by a panel of MSU educators with a variety of experiences designing and teaching interdisciplinary courses for a dialogue about effective interdisciplinary course design, strategies […]

Webinar for faculty who have been successful in winning single-PI and small team grants and are looking to transition to larger team and center-level grants. We will discuss how these larger grants are different, what the expectations of the funding agencies are for large team and center grants, successful strategies, and common mistakes to avoid. […]

The Project Summary is one of the most important parts of every NSF grant proposal. A clear and concise Project Summary will succinctly convey the scope, intellectual merit, and broader impacts of your project to make a positive first impression on reviewers and program officers. However, writing a strong Project Summary can be deceptively hard. […]

This webinar will focus on developing the Significance, Innovation, and Approach sections of the research strategy, writing the project summary and project narrative, and addressing rigor in NIH proposals.  This webinar will be presented by Lauren Aerni-Flessner, Ph.D. and Sara Steenrod, Ph.D., Research Development Specialists in MSU’s Office of Research & Innovation. They provide a […]