How to Grow Your Research Program: Lessons from Oakland University
Growing any research program requires strategic planning, strong institutional support, and a commitment to staff development. In our February 2025 webinar, Dr. Andrea Buford from Oakland...
Connect Community: July Roundup of Research Administration Career Opportunities
Research institutions have been posting regularly to the Connect Community Job Board as they expand their important work. Below is a roundup of all the jobs posted in the last month. Have a job...
Tips and Tricks to Ensure a Smooth Technology Integration
Technology is stepping up as a digital extension of the research team, offering a centralized hub for research activities with numerous benefits. Let’s take a look at four benefits for adopting new technology in your research organization.
Connect Community: June Roundup of Research Administration Career Opportunities
Research institutions have been posting regularly to the Connect Community Job Board as they expand their important work. Below is a roundup of all the jobs posted in the last month. Have a job...
William and Mary Invests in Compliance, Data Integrity, and Better Workflows with Cayuse
Portland, OR, May 10, 2022 – Cayuse, a global provider of the market-leading research administration cloud platform, welcomes William and Mary, a top-ranked public research university in...
Top 4 Benefits of Adopting New Technology in Your Research Organization
Technology is stepping up as a digital extension of the research team, offering a centralized hub for research activities with numerous benefits. Let’s take a look at four benefits for adopting new technology in your research organization.
Connect Community: May Roundup of Research Administration Career Opportunities
Research institutions have been posting regularly to the Connect Community Job Board as they expand their important work. Below is a roundup of all the jobs posted in the last month. Have a job...
Your Comfort Zone May Put Your Research Organization at Risk
As humans, it’s natural to gravitate toward our comfort zone. The safety and comfort associated with routine and known expectations and outcomes (whether good or bad) is much easier than trying to embrace something new and unfamiliar. For research teams and administrators, the comfort zone may center around existing, long-standing processes or systems. They may not be the most efficient or even the most accurate, but they are comfortable because they are known and already part of the routine. The problem with the comfort zone, however, is that it stalls growth and could actually put your research program at risk.
Connect Community: April Roundup of Research Administration Career Opportunities
Research institutions have been posting regularly to the Connect Community Job Board as they expand their important work. Below is a roundup of all the jobs posted in the last month. Have a job...
Raising the Bar for On-Time Implementation with Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
Implementing new technology successfully requires a partnership between a research institution and the technology provider. For the team at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions...