Membership

The Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) expresses gratitude to its member institutions for their continued support and contributions during an exceptionally challenging pandemic period. In consideration of the financial hardships many institutions have faced, COGR’s Board of Directors has decided to maintain current membership dues levels for the 2021–2022 membership year. However, the organi

The document provides a comprehensive overview of recent activities, membership updates, staff roles, and committee reports for the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) as of October 2020. Three new institutional members—Oakland University, Medical College of Wisconsin, and the University of Wyoming—joined COGR during 2020. The COGR staff includes President Wendy Streitz and several key policy

The COGR Membership Survey, conducted in August–September 2019, garnered responses from 331 participants, predominantly representing public universities (66%), with experienced professionals making up the majority—54% having more than 20 years in the field. Despite high membership engagement, most respondents (79%) have never participated on the Board, committees, or working groups, although 87% e

The document presents a curated list of professionals holding senior roles across a range of prominent research universities, foundations, medical institutes, and related organizations. These individuals represent diverse areas of expertise and leadership in scientific outreach, academic administration, contract and intellectual property management, research policy, technology transfer, grants adm

The Association of Research Integrity Officers (ARIO) evolved from an informal grassroots organization, beginning in 2013 among U.S. institutional Research Integrity Officers (RIOs), legal counsel, and related professionals dedicated to promoting research integrity. Since its inception, ARIO has grown significantly, hosting annual conferences at leading academic institutions, expanding its network

The Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) is an association representing over 140 research-intensive universities and affiliated research foundations in the United States. Founded in 1948 to manage emerging university-government relationships as federal investment in academic research grew, COGR evolved into a focused body advocating for the interests of major research institutions. Its mission

The document is an order form authored by Carol Blum and published by the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) for its updated brochure, “Access to, Sharing and Retention of Research Data: Rights and Responsibilities.” This updated edition replaces the previous 2006 version and aims to provide guidance concerning the appropriate management, accessibility, and sharing of research data, highligh

The document is an order form, authored by Carol Blum and published on October 1, 2010, for acquiring copies of "Managing Externally Funded Research Programs: A Guide to Effective Management Practices," a resource updated and distributed by the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR). The guide aims to provide effective management practices for research programs funded by external sourc

The Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) is an association established in 1948 to represent the interests of research-intensive universities in the United States, particularly concerning the administration of federally sponsored research programs. Initially formed to address the evolving relationship between universities and federal agencies transitioning from military procurement to research

The document is a comprehensive directory compiled by the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) as of July 2015, listing the primary representatives from its member institutions, which consist mainly of leading American universities, medical centers, and research organizations. The compilation includes detailed contact information for high-ranking officials responsible for research administrati