Research Administration Training

Yale offers a variety of training and educational sessions and resources to communicate University and sponsor expectations for conducting and administering research.

FAS and FES Salary Allocation Program
Provost Salovey announced in his memo of 20 March 2009 a new salary allocation program for ladder faculty in FAS and FES. To review this memo click here. To participate in this program, faculty will need to complete the Salary 9 Month Program Election Form available here. For further assistance, FAQs are provided.

Questions regarding this program can be addressed by Joanne Bentley, Philip Bujalski, or
David Gingerella.

Sponsored Projects Administration Training for Faculty
On November 29, 2006 the Provost sent a follow-up memo to President Levin’s letter regarding required training for faculty. 

The purpose of this training is to familiarize faculty and other project directors with a number of considerations related to financial administration of sponsored projects. While business managers and business office staff will carry out many of the tasks discussed, the Principal Investigator ultimately has the responsibility to assure that project funds are expended according to University and sponsor requirements.

As of June 15, 2007, faculty may complete the training requirement by reviewing the material and completing the self-assessment online at http://learn.yale.edu/ra/.

Sponsored Project Administration Training for Administrators
A number of course offerings addressing sponsored projects related issues are available to administrators. To learn more and/or to register for these offerings, click here, navigate to Grant and Contract Training , then click on courses.

Brown Bag Luncheon Series
Through monthly noon-time sessions, the Brown Bag Luncheon Series covers hot topics and topics of interest to Yale's research community. All are welcome. To learn more and/or to register for a Brown Bag session, click here, navigate to Grant and Contract Training , then click on courses.

Click here to download prior Brown Bag Luncheon Series presentations