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The Committee on Governmental Relations (COGR) serves as the principal authority and advocate for U.S. academic research institutions on federal research policy, regulations, and compliance matters impacting the national research ecosystem. Founded in 1948, COGR is dedicated to strengthening the partnership between research institutions and the federal government to promote scientific advancement,

The document summarizes a "Meet & Greet" event held on February 28, 2023, with leadership from the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR), including Chair Jeffrey Silber, President Wendy Streitz, and incoming President Matt Owens. The agenda covered an overview of COGR, its history, organizational structure, roles, and avenues for member engagement. The historical outline traces CO

The document outlines the current focus areas and activities of the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) as of August 17, 2015, categorized under four main committees: Contracts and Intellectual Property, Costing Policies, Research Compliance and Administration, and Research and Regulatory Reform. The Contracts and Intellectual Property Committee addresses issues related to compliance with the