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Office of Research Protections, Policy, and Education Webinars

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The Office of Research Protections, Policy, and Education (ORPP&E) is pleased to announce a series of webinars focusing on topics in human subjects research protection. Each session will allow time for questions.

Upcoming Webinars



Date Time (EST) Title Presenters
05/15/2024 3:00 PM EDT New Financial Management Expectations for FY 25

Target Audience: AOs, ACOS, Finance POCs, ORD Staff

Teams Link: Click here to join the meeting

Objectives: The training will provide an overview of the FY 25 President's Budget Request and the impact of lower the request level. We will discuss the mitigations that will occur both at the ORD and field level. We will also discuss the critical financial management processes that are now required. 

Jason Berlow, Managment and Program Analyst


FAQ

If I'm unable to attend this webinar session, will it be available again?

Webinar sessions are generally only presented live once, unless otherwise indicated. However, all efforts will be made to have webinar sessions recorded and made available in our archive. If you're registered for the session, you will receive an e-mail with the archive link once it becomes available.

How will I receive audio for the webinar session?

The audio will be streamed through your computer. Turn on your speakers or plug in your headphones; the audio is automatically streamed. If you do not have speakers or a sound card, audio will be available via telephone; the number to call will be on your confirmation e-mail and also will appear on your computer screen when you join the meeting.

Who do I email for help?

Please submit your questions through Find Pro (VA network access only).



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