Learning

Offered by the Office of Research Information Services (ORIS)

Audience: All

Prerequisites: All participants must have a UW NetID

This course provides investigators and administrators with a basic overview of the UW's Financial Conflict of Interest Policy (GIM 10) and hands-on experience disclosing significant financial interests (SFI) in the Financial Interest Disclosure System (FIDS). A combination of lecture, guided practice, and open workshop time are used to provide participants with a safe environment to learn how to track investigator compliance in SAGE and submit disclosures in FIDS.

For questions about this course contact ORIS Learning.

Offered by the Office of Research Information Services (ORIS)

Audience: All

Prerequisites: All participants must have a UW NetID.

This course provides an introduction to the grants process at the UW, and a safe environment for participants to create their first eGC1 in SAGE. Participants will have an opportunity to create an eGC1, attach documents to an eGC1, and submit an eGC1 for internal UW review and approval.

For questions about this course contact ORIS Learning.

Offered by the Office of Research Information Services (ORIS)

Audience: Experienced SAGE users who submit NIH R01, R03, and R21 grant applications

Prerequisites: SAGE 101 or equivalent experience

Grant Runner streamlines the Grants.gov application process by combining the SF424 (R&R) form package with the eGC1 in SAGE. Grant Runner currently supports NIH R01, R03, and R21 applications with modular budgets. This course introduces experienced SAGE users to Grant Runner and the business processes around it.

For questions about this course contact ORIS Learning.

Offered by the Office of Research Information Services (ORIS)

Audience: Experienced SAGE users

Prerequisites: SAGE 101 or equivalent experience. "How to Prepare a Basic Budget" offered by the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) is also highly recommended.

This course provides an overview of how to use SAGE Budget to create grant and contract proposal budgets. A combination of lecture, guided practice, and open workshop time are used to provide participants with experience establishing budget properties, adding object code line item entries, creating sub budgets, and linking the budget to an eGC1. Participants are encouraged to bring current and past examples of budgets for use during open workshop time.

For questions about this course contact ORIS Learning.

Audience: UW Central Office staff

Prerequisites: SPÆRC Read-Only access must be approved by OSP prior to attending class. To request access, an email indicating your office, position, and business need for SPÆRC access should be sent to osptech@u.washington.edu.

SPÆRC (Sponsored Projects Administration & Electronic Research Compliance) is a system developed for OSP staff to review and approve proposals, and establish and administer awards. UW Central Office staff may be granted read-only access to SPÆRC when a business need exists that requires visibility to all UW grant applications and awards. Attending this course is a prerequisite to receiving access to the system.