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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion: NSF Career
DESCRIPTION:This session will begin with a brief introduction and overview of the NSF CAREER program followed by audience Q&A with past NSF CAREER awardees.   \nRegister for this eventPresented By:Dr. Stephanie RivaleSenior Grant Development Coordinator\, UTSA College of Engineering
URL:https://faculty.utsa.edu/events/panel-discussion-nsf-career/
LOCATION:ONLINE WEBINAR
CATEGORIES:UTSA Office of Research Support
ORGANIZER;CN="Christina A. Guerra":MAILTO:christina.guerra@utsa.edu
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SUMMARY:Developing Outreach & Broader Impacts Components for NSF Proposals
DESCRIPTION:Session for faculty on how to develop strong outreach and education components to meet NSF’s broader impacts requirements. (Note that the emphasis will not be on education components for NSF CAREER proposals\, which are covered in an on-demand NSF CAREER webinar also available to UTSA faculty. For further information\, contact ors@utsa.edu).   \nRegister for this eventPresented By:Lucy DeckardAcademic Research Funding Strategies\, LLCConsultant Lucy Deckard established Academic Research Funding Strategies\, LLC in 2010. She has helped to develop successful proposals to NSF\, NIH\, the Department of Education\, the Department of Defense\, and other agencies and foundations\, including proposals for large institutional and center-level grants. \nPreviously\, she worked in research development at Texas A&M University for 8 years\, most recently serving as Associate Director of the university’s Office of Proposal Development. \nIn addition\, she directed the university’s New Faculty Initiative\, helping new faculty to jump start their research by helping them to identify funding opportunities\, develop a strategy for pursuing funding\, understand funding agencies\, and learn how to write competitive proposals. \nShe also worked with faculty in Predominantly Undergraduate Institutions and Minority Serving Institutions across the Texas A&M System. \nBefore joining Texas A&M\, she worked as a research engineer in industry for 16 years\, obtaining funding from DoD\, DARPA and the Department of Energy. \nYou can find more information at her LinkedIn page. \nContact: LDeckard@academicresearchgrants.com
URL:https://faculty.utsa.edu/events/developing-outreach-broader-impacts-components-for-nsf-proposals/
LOCATION:ONLINE WEBINAR
CATEGORIES:UTSA Office of Research Support
ORGANIZER;CN="Christina A. Guerra":MAILTO:christina.guerra@utsa.edu
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SUMMARY:Cultivating Compassion & Collectivism: A Multi-Week Course to Facilitate Healing from Racial Trauma
DESCRIPTION:Racial trauma has many academics oscillating between fight\, flight\, and freeze responses. We are fighting on committees and in our classrooms\, debating how or if we should stay in harmful environments\, and finding ourselves stuck as we hold our own and our community’s pain. In this two-part workshop series\, Dr. Della will describe the connection between trauma\, healing\, compassion\, and collectivism. She will also introduce and guide participants through practices that help cultivate compassion and collectivism as a means to help facilitate healing from racial trauma. \nNote: Webinar available via UTSA membership with the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD)\, an independent faculty development center dedicated to supporting academics in making successful transitions throughout their careers. All faculty\, postdocs\, and graduate students at UTSA have access to the following member resources: \n\nWeekly Monday Motivator\nMonthly Core Curriculum Webinars\nMonthly Guest Expert Webinars\nAccess to Multi-Week Courses\nAccess to Dissertation Success Curriculum for graduate students\nPrivate Discussion Forum for peer-mentoring\, problem-solving\, & moderated writing challenges\nMonthly accountability buddy matches\nAccess to 14-Day Writing Challenges\nAccess to the Member Library that includes past webinar materials\, referrals\, and readings\n\nTo take advantage of this opportunity\, you can activate your personal membership by completing the following steps: \n\nGo to http://www.FacultyDiversity.org/Join\nChoose your institution from the drop-down menu.\nSelect “Continue”\nSelect “Activate my Membership”\nComplete the registration form using your UTSA email address (i.e. @UTSA.edu)\nGo to your UTSA email inbox to find a confirmation email. Click “Activate Account” in the confirmation email.\n\nRegister for this eventPresented By:Della Mosley\, PhDAssociate Professor\, University of Florida
URL:https://faculty.utsa.edu/events/cultivating-compassion-collectivism-a-multi-week-course-to-facilitate-healing-from-racial-trauma/
LOCATION:ONLINE WEBINAR
CATEGORIES:UTSA Office of Research Support
ORGANIZER;CN="Christina A. Guerra":MAILTO:christina.guerra@utsa.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210224T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210224T150000
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SUMMARY:CT0563 - iLab Basics for Financial Administrators
DESCRIPTION:Description: \nPresentation designed for “Financial Administrators” of iLab accounts Lab/Group for Primary Investigators (PIs) or departmental research programs. The iLab software provides a unified interface for Researchers\, PIs\, and the Financial Administrators of PI departments\, colleges\, and/or academic/research programs to use scientific resources offered by UTSA Research Core Facility (RCF). Simply referred to as “Cores”\, core facilities are a shared research facility that provides access to technologies\, training and high quality\, technical services delivered by scientific experts to enable or enhance the research mission of the university. Through the iLab interface\, PIs and their Researchers can request management\, equipment reservations\, project tracking\, billing and invoicing\, and reporting \nObjectives: \nIn iLab\, Primary Investigators (PI) can assign Lab/Group Managers as Financial administrators with account provisions to perform actions within their associated Lab/Group(s). By attending this course\, users will be able to: 1) manage users in their lab/group and control financial access/approvals; 2) manage invoices for completed services; and 3) manage payment and billing information. \nAudience: \nThis course is beneficial to any financial or fiscal administrators/specialists managing the accounts of Research Faculty who choose to use the iLab software. \nAbout iLab at UTSA  \nThe iLab software provides a unified interface for Researchers\, Primary Investigators (PI)\, and the Financial Administrators of PI departments\, colleges\, and/or academic/research programs to use scientific resources offered by UTSA Research Core Facility (RCF). Simply referred to as “Cores”\, core facilities are a shared research facility that provides access to technologies\, training and high quality\, technical services delivered by scientific experts to enable or enhance the research mission of the university. Through the iLab interface\, PIs and their Researchers can request/manage equipment reservations and service requests\,  track work of existing projects\, handle billing and invoicing\, and report financials on members on core facility usage. \nRegister for this eventWebinar LinkPresented By:
URL:https://faculty.utsa.edu/events/ct0563-ilab-basics-for-financial-administrators/
LOCATION:ONLINE WEBINAR
CATEGORIES:UTSA Office of Research Support
ORGANIZER;CN="Jerome B. Funtanilla":MAILTO:Jerome.Funtanilla@utsa.edu
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