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PI Academy
In August, the Office of Research will host a series of interactive workshops to support
faculty research, scholarship, and creative activity.
Please RSVP for the Sessions You Plan to Attend
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| Wednesday, August 12 |
12:15 - 1:30 p.m. |
Success with SoTL, Education Plans, and Student Involvement
Effective scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) projects use systematic or reflective
inquiry to advance student learning and teaching practices in higher education. This
workshop will highlight best practices for SoTL research broadly as well as how to
develop strong education plans and student involvement plans that are critical for
NSF CAREER and NIH R15 & R16 proposals, respectively.
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KSU Center |
| 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. |
Crafting Competitive Applications for Internal Funding
The Office of Research at KSU offers a variety of internal funding mechanisms to support
faculty-led research. This session will review the different tiers of funding available
this year and discuss strategies for successful applications.
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KSU Center |
| Thursday, August 13 |
11:15 - 12:45 p.m. |
Leading Your Research Group Effectively
This workshop will offer practical strategies for effective team management and best
practices for mentoring. We will discuss how to set expectations, delegate work based
on skill level, and support individuals ranging from undergraduate students to graduate
research assistants and postdoctoral researchers. We will also discuss a variety of
tools, such as standard operating procedures, lab agreements, and individual development
plans.
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Marietta Campus |
| 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. |
Strategies for Corporate Engagement
Cultivating and sustaining relationships with corporate partners is especially important
in the current funding climate. This workshop will review key considerations and best
practices for identifying potential corporate partners, understanding their needs,
presenting our value proposition, navigating our KSU contracting process, and successfully
managing the project.
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Marietta Campus |
| Friday, August 14 |
11:15 - 12:45 p.m. |
Creating an Academic Publishing Pipeline
Academic publishing spans a variety of formats, ranging from journal articles to books and more. We will start by creating a map of all your writing projects, establish priorities aligned with goals for the upcoming academic year, and form a realistic plan to move your writing toward submission. This workshop will also discuss publishing resources and services offered by the University Libraries and the Office of Research.
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Kennesaw Campus |
| Tuesday, August 18 |
3:15 - 4:15 p.m. |
Get Going with Grants at KSU
Resources designed to support proposal development are available to KSU faculty on a SharePoint site called the Research Hub. In this workshop, we will send you on a scavenger hunt of the Research Hub, introduce KSU's processes for proposal submission, and make sure you know about federally mandated trainings required prior to proposal submission.
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Virtual, Microsoft Teams |
| Wednesday, August 19 |
2:30 - 3:30 p.m. |
Research Involving Human Subjects at KSU
Before beginning work on a research project involving human subjects, you will need
approval from KSU's Institutional Review Board (IRB). We will walk you through the
components of the IRB form and the approval process at KSU. Additionally, we will
hear from a KSU faculty member about their personal experience working with IRB and
human subjects. We will also discuss the basic logistics of securing incentives for
human study subjects.
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Virtual, Microsoft Teams |
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Our Team
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Director of Research Development and Professor of Chemistry
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Research Development Specialist
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Learn more about the team
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