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Lifecycle of Scholarly Work Course

The Lifecycle of Scholarly Work Course is a professional development program that aims to provide faculty, staff and students of all skill levels with a foundational understanding of best practices, policies, and resources for performing research and scholarly activity at Â鶹ֱ²¥.

Special emphasis is placed on the development of proposals leading to external funding (i.e., sponsored programs) and the successful management thereof. Persons who are new to the development, implementation, and management of research and scholarly activity or those with such experience who are new to Â鶹ֱ²¥, are particularly encouraged to complete this course to establish a solid foundation of knowledge on which to build on their scholarly programs at Â鶹ֱ²¥. More experienced persons are encouraged to participate in the course in order to share their perspectives with others and to refresh their knowledge.

Modules are delivered via monthly discussion sessions (in-person and synchronous, virtual formats available). It is recommended that learners take the courses and modules in the order listed below but you may participate in any module of interest. A certificate of completion will be awarded upon completion of all modules in a course level.

Course Level

Module

Lifecycle Stage

1 – Building a Scholarly Project

Blueprint of a Scholarly Project

Plan/Propose

Overcoming Challenges

Plan/Propose

Successful Strategies for Involving Students in Scholarly Works

Plan/Propose

Finding Funding and Reading Funding Opportunities

Plan/Propose

2 – Integrating a Scholarly Project with Sponsored Program(s)

Basics of Developing a Sponsored Program Application

Plan/Propose

Introduction to Sponsored Programs Budgets

Plan/Propose

Sponsored Programs Regulations and Policies

Plan/Propose/Setup

Understanding your new Award and Indirect Funds

Setup

3 – Best Practices and Requirements for Active Sponsored Programs

Compliance During the Award Period

Manage

Dissemination of Results/the Importance of Publications

Manage

Award Closeout

Manage/Closeout

 

Dates for the Spring 2024 semester are listed below. Drop-ins are welcome. To sign up, please email research@marian.edu.

  • March 13: “Blueprint of a Scholarly Project”
  • April 10: “Overcoming Challenges”
  • May 8: “Involving Students in Scholarly Works”
  • Concierge: “Finding Funding and Reading Funding Opportunities”

All learning materials for current and prior sessions of the Lifecycle of Scholarly Work Course may be found .

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