Presentation materials for the February 8, 2018 meeting have been published on the MRAM website.
In response to the question on FY17 number of Unique Sponsors for Awards received:
Numbers for unique sponsors represent funding source sponsors, and does not represent originating sponsors.
We look forward to seeing you at the next MRAM March 15th!
Thank you,
Carol Rhodes
Director
Office of Sponsored Programs
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Click here to schedule 30 minutes with the Assistant Vice Provost for Research Compliance during FCOI office hours – now through February 7th!
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You are cordially invited to attend the next GCA Q&A Brown Bag for - TUESDAY JANUARY 23, 2018 11:00 – 12:00 FOEGE N130A Topics to be covered during this session include: |
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Thank you for the questions and discussion on After-the-Fact eGC1s at the 1.09.18 MRAM. Key Points: Approval of an ATF eGC1 does not imply approval or acceptance of the agreement. Creation of a Funding Action (FA) or Nonaward Agreement (NAA) in SAGE does not mean you have a budget number. OSP still needs to review the ATF Agreement. FAs & NAAs are reviewed in the order received, according to reviewer workload. |
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The SAGE Budget issue reported Friday 1.12.18 has been resolved. SAGE Budget should be working as expected. Thank you, |
An unexpected change in Workday on 01/11/2018 has resulted in object codes and positions to no longer default for personnel in SAGE Budget. This causes the Current Monthly Salary and Current Campus Benefit Rate to display as 0.00 upon adding new people to your budget, or clicking Update Salary for people already listed.
The Workday team is working on a fix that will correct the issue in SAGE Budget by EOD today (Friday 01/12/2018). We will send out an update when the issue has been resolved.
GCA has scheduled the following upgrades to Grant Tracker for the week of December 11, 2017:
Greetings Colleagues,
We’re hopeful congress will pass a continuing resolution which will keep the government solvent for a few more weeks beyond the current budget expiration date -- tomorrow, December 8.
In the event of a shutdown: