FFATA: The Impact of Openness and Transparency
Responsible Conduct of Research Seminar Series. This webinar will provide a summary of the regulatory framework and guidance related to FFATA reporting, identify key data elements that recipients and contractors must report, including how to determine if a sub-recipient must report on their to p-ten compensated employees, the projects that require reporting, registration and reporting website overviews and a discussion on institutional considerations when implementing systems or procedures to be compliant with this new reporting requirement. Learn what you need to know for the November 30 deadline. RSVP REQUIRED, capped at 35. All attendees will receive 1.5 Responsible Conduct of Research contact hours
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Nov 16, 2010 from 12:00 pm to 01:30 pm |
| Where | HSC Nursing School, K2035 |
| Contact Name | Laura Zanewicz |
| Contact Phone | 8522454 |
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Responsible Conduct of Research Seminar Series
Research Integrity and Sponsored Programs Grants Management present:
FFATA: The Impact of Openness and Transparency
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
12:00 – 1:30 pm, Nursing School, K2035
RSVP to Research Integrity or 852-2454. The webinar will be capped at 35.
A box lunch will be provided to those who RSVP by noon on Friday November 12.
Detail provided by SRA:
The webinar will provide:
A summary of the regulatory framework and guidance related to FFATA reporting, identify key data elements that recipients and contractors must report, including how to determine if a sub-recipient must report on their to p-ten compensated employees, the projects that require reporting, registration and reporting website overviews and a discussion on institutional considerations when implementing systems or procedures to be compliant with this new reporting requirement. Learn what you need to know for the November 30 deadline.
This webinar is geared towards anyone who will be involved with sub-award reporting under FFATA.
Learning Objectives:
- Be able to explain the statutory and regulatory framework that identifies who, what, when and how you must report to be compliant with FFATA
- Be able to identify the distinctions between reporting on Federal Grant Subawards vs. Contract Subawards and vendors, and the data elements required within the reports
- Provide solutions for your institution to meet the FFATA compliance requirements
All attendees will receive 1.5 Responsible Conduct of Research contact hours
