Keymail: select dissemination of information on research funding
opportunities to university scientists. (Case Study).(Bar-Ilan
Introduction
At Bar-Ilan University in Ramat-Gan, Israel, the Research Authority
serves as the academic unit responsible for the administration of
securing and managing external and internal . . .
In this issue.(new editor)(Brief Article)
The Journal of Research Administration begins the term of a new
editor. I know all of us at SRA owe Molly Anthony a debt of thanks for
her leadership as interim editor this past year.
While SRA . . .
Creating Enabling Environments. (Book Review).(review of
"Innovation U: New University Roles in a Knowledge
Economy")(Book Revie
Innovation U: New University Roles in a Knowledge Economy. (2002).
Louis G. Tornatzky, Paul G. Waugaman, and Denis O. Gray. Research
Triangle Park: N.G., Southern Growth Policies Board. 180 . . .
The Professional Development Planner. (Shop Talk).(orientation
development procedures at Indian University Purdue University
Ind
Introduction
Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) has
nearly 1,600 full-time and 800 part-time faculty members. Each year,
nearly 200 individuals, new to academe or new to . . .
Recommendations for writing successful proposals from the
reviewer's perspective. (Shop Talk).
Making a Match
All funding sources require an application or proposal with similar
requirements. Good project ideas have to be well-expressed and must fit
into the sponsor's high priority areas . . .
Evolution or revolution? Examining change in research
administration. (Shop Talk).
Introduction
Research administration is changing on many levels, most markedly
in the types of work we do to meet our responsibilities. While we are
still involved with activities that promote . . .
A creative partnership to improve human subjects protection.
(Case Study).(State University of New York and The Research Foundat
Introduction
SUNY and The Research Foundation
This complex institutional structure is composed of two distinct
entities-the State University of New York (SUNY) and The Research
Foundation of . . .
Engaging the humanities? Research ethics in Canada. (Applied
Research).
Introduction
In 1997, after four years of consultation with the Canadian
academic community, Canada's three national research funding
agencies--the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council . . .
Corrections.(Correction Notice)
Title Correction
In the article by Richard Thornley, Matthew W. Spence, Mark Taylor,
and Jacques Magnan which appeared in The Journal of Research
Administration, Volume XXXIII, Number II, 2002 . . .
Announcing the Rod Rose Award for the outstanding paper of 2002.
(Announcements).
Jerry Fife
Vanderbilt University
Robert Forrester
retired
PricewaterhouseCoopers
(no photograph available)
The SRA Rod Rose Award 2002 was given to Jerry Fife and Robert
Forrester for . . .
In this issue.
In this third issue of the journal, we look at change from a
variety of perspectives. In the opening feature, Engaging the
Humanities? Research Ethics in Canada, Michael Owen addresses a . . .
What are your core competencies? (Book Review).(review of
"Leadership for the Future: Core Competencies in
Healthcare")(Book Rev
Leadership for the Future: Core Competencies in Healthcare (2002).
Austin Ross, Frederick J. Wenzel, and Joseph W. Mitlyng. Foundation of
the American College of Healthcare Executives. Chicago: . . .
Consider the stakeholders in research administration. (Shop
Talk).
Introduction
Research grant and contract administrators have a great number of
individuals, causes, constituencies, and institutions to which loyalty,
accountability, and stewardship are . . .
Developing effective training programs. (Educational
Update).
Introduction
With continued advances in technology, markets become more
competitive and management expectations of performance efficiencies
increase. No business enterprise can maintain the . . .
Protection of human subjects: a primer for the new administrator.
(Educational Update).
Introduction
Today, there are few activities in research that garner more public
notoriety (positive and negative) than using human research subjects.
Protecting human subjects is not the . . .
Strategic planning: SRA's approach. (Case Study).
Introduction
The strategic planning process provides an overview of the entire
organization to its leadership. A decision made in one area is not made
in isolation from others, but rather with . . .
New decision tool to evaluate award selection process. (Applied
Research).
Introduction
Established by the Government of Alberta in 1979, the Alberta
Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR) supports health
research at Alberta universities and other . . .
Pricing the services of scientific cores Part II: charging
outside users. (Feature).(proposition of translational research
insti
Background
Core Services Provided
Scientific research cores provide a means of supporting shared
resources and facilities by a number of investigators from different
disciplines who are engaged . . .
Pricing the services of scientific cores Part I: charging
subsidized and unsubsidized users. (Feature).
Background
Research institutions establish scientific cores to provide
critical mass for efficient production and concentration for centers of
research excellence. The processes carded out in . . .
Institutional conflict of interest. (Commentary).(conflicts
between research institutes and corporations)
Introduction
Competing interests of faculty members in academic and research
institutions have attracted increasing attention during the past two
decades following the 1980 passage of the . . .
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