Events Archive


Research Regulatory Affairs

The Office of Research is hosting a workshop on Research Regulatory Affairs. Learn about the important rules and regulations you need to follow related to your research, including IRB, IACUC, Export Controls, and Biosafety. This workshop is targeted to faculty,


Managing Your Award: SPS Post-Award and Contracting

The Office of Research and Sponsored Program Services is pleased to present this workshop on Managing Your Award: SPS Post-Award and Regulatory Affairs. Presenters at this event include Susan Corwin, Director of SPS Post-Award and Kyle Wargo, Director of SPS


Understanding Proposal Budgets

The Office of Research and Sponsored Program Services will host a workshop for faculty entitled Understanding Proposal Budgets. Presenters Amanda Hamaker and Kristyn Jewell will break down the basics of a budget and define some commonly encountered terms and requirements.


NIH 102

The Office of Research will host a workshop entitled NIH 102. Perry Kirkham, Coordinator of NIH Research Development at Purdue and former NIH program officer, is the presenter for this workshop. This workshop will provide a follow-up to the NIH


NIH 101

The Office of Research is hosting a workshop designed to address various aspects of developing proposals to the National Institutes of Health. Perry Kirkham, Coordinator of NIH Research Development at Purdue and former NIH program officer, is the presenter for


Successful Grant Writing Strategies

Sally Bond, Strategic Interdisciplinary Research, will present on key strategies to help you produce your most compelling grant proposals regardless of funding agency or size of potential award. The workshop will also point you to important grant-writing resources at Purdue.


Finding Funding, Limited Submissions, and Proposal Submission

The Office of Research will host a workshop entitled Finding Funding, Limited Submissions, and Proposal Submission. This workshop provides an excellent opportunity for faculty to learn more about Purdues policies and processes related to the development, submission, and management of



Love Data Week 2025: Dealing with Data

Love Data Week was established in 2016 as Love Your Data week. Originally created in the USA, it quickly grew to an international event in which a wide range of institutions, organizations, scholars, students, and other data lovers could celebrate