Event Materials
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Guest_Speaker_-_Easton
The document originates from an October 2013 meeting of the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR), featuring guest speaker Nina Easton, a well-known journalist and commentator. In her presentation, Easton addresses contemporary challenges and trends influencing research universities and their government relations strategies. She explores the shifting landscape of federal funding, increasing reg
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Afternoon_Presentation_-_Luther
The presentation by Jim Luther at the October 2013 COGR Meeting addresses the anticipated implementation of OMB Uniform Guidance A-81 and its impact on research administration at Duke University. Duke’s research support is characterized by a decentralized structure, with principal investigators, grant managers, and business managers assuming significant responsibility at the unit level. The instit
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Afternoon_Presentation_-_Kennedy
The document summarizes a presentation delivered by David Kennedy at the October 2013 COGR (Council on Governmental Relations) Meeting in Washington, D.C., addressing the status of federal grants reform efforts and the perspectives of various stakeholders within the grants management community. The session included an update on the ongoing work by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Afternoon_Presentation_-_Froyd
The document, authored by Erica Froyd and presented at the October 2013 Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) Meeting, outlines the Association of Independent Research Institutes’ (AIRI) perspective on proposed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) grant reform, commonly known as the "omnicircular." AIRI, representing over 80 private, non-profit independent research institutes (IRIs)
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Afternoon_Presentation_-_Bible
The document is a summary of a presentation by Sara Bible from Stanford University at the October 2013 COGR meeting, detailing strategies for implementing the federal regulation known as A-81. The presentation outlines the significant financial scope of Stanford’s sponsored research, with $1.2 billion in expenditures in FY2012, primarily funded by federal agencies such as NIH, DOE, NSF, DOD, and o
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Friday_Morning_Presentation_-_Reed
The document summarizes key activities and future plans of the University-Industry Demonstration Partnership (UIDP), as presented by Greg Reed at the October 2013 COGR meeting. The partnership focuses on fostering collaboration between academic institutions and industry stakeholders to advance research, innovation, and economic development. The content highlights recent and upcoming meetings, incl
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Afternoon_Presentation_-_Hourihan
The document is a summary of a presentation given by Matt Hourihan at the October 2013 Council on Government Relations (COGR) meeting, providing an overview and outlook on federal research and development (R&D) funding. The presentation highlights that while there is general bipartisan support for science and innovation funding, with most lawmakers valuing these areas, fiscal and political dyn
October_2013_COGR_Meeting_Thursday_Afternoon_Presentation_-_Owens
The document summarizes key legislative initiatives discussed in a presentation by Matt Owens at the October 2013 COGR meeting. The presentation focuses primarily on pending federal legislation with implications for research institutions, scientific advancement, and transparency in government operations. Notable bills highlighted include the Immigration Reform Bill (S 744), which addresses changes
June_2013_Meeting_Report
The June 2013 Meeting Report from the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) presents a detailed account of discussions and developments related to governmental policies affecting research institutions, particularly in areas of costing and compliance. Key issues addressed in the Costing Policies section include ongoing changes in NIH fiscal policy in light of federal budget sequestration, the tr
June_2013_COGR_Meeting_Agenda
The document outlines the agenda for the June 2013 meeting of the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR), scheduled to take place at the Washington Marriott Hotel in Washington, D.C. The meeting includes a comprehensive program designed to address key administrative, regulatory, and financial challenges facing research institutions. Sessions feature in-depth discussions on topics such as federal
