RazorGrant Training
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs is now working live in our new RazorGrant electronic routing and approval system. What is RazorGrant electronic routing and approval? Instead of “walking” the Proposal Routing Form and Disclosure of Financial Interest Form around for manual signatures, this new and easy system will electronically route your proposal information to the appropriate department chair and dean for digital signature!
RazorGrant training has begun with the College of Engineering and the Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences. To ensure successful use of RazorGrant routing and approval, the RSSP team will provide you some very quick training. It’s fast and easy and the RSSP training team will come to you! You will want to include all research faculty and staff who may assist with proposal development or review. Once your department and department chair have been trained, your department will be officially live with RazorGrant routing and approval for future proposal submissions.
If your college and/or department is not currently live with RazorGrant, the program has several open training sessions scheduled this month at Mullins Library. Please join us for this session by clicking on this link to register – http://vpred.uark.edu/282.php. If you are not able to attend this session, contact Emily Ebbing to schedule training.
Contacts
Emily Ebbing, Administrative Assistant
RSSP
575-3845,
eebbing@uark.edu
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