Symposium

SRAI Symposium Papers and Posters

To review the 2019 Symposium Posters and Papers, see here. 

Each year SRA International has a tradition of publishing contributed papers and professional posters at its annual meeting, which are designed to advance and enrich the body of knowledge of research administration and management as an art and science.

Papers and Posters should represent an important contribution to the research administration body of knowledge or successfully demonstrate significant milestones of success that are of interest or importance. They should not be used as a marketing resource for an institution’s success but should articulate advances in research administration or management.

The 2020 Symposium Proceeding will open soon. 

Submission is open to any individual whose scholarly or professional interest is related to research management.

Topics must focus on areas of research administration specialization such as:

  • pre-award processes
  • post-award processes
  • international research administration
  • research infrastructure and growth
  • strategic planning
  • financial management
  • computer science
  • research ethics
  • human research
  • animal research
  • intellectual property
  • technology transfer
  • publication standards
  • human resources management
  • other research administration-related areas

Accepted papers and posters will compete for the Best Paper of the Year and Best Poster of the Year Awards during the 2019 SRAI Annual Meeting at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square in  San Francisco, CA.

Paper Guidelines    Poster Guidelines   Notice of Intent- now closed

Past Winners

About Symposium

The Society has a tradition of publishing contributed papers and posters designed to advance and enrich the body of knowledge of research administration and management as an art and science during its annual meeting. Nomination forms are emailed to SRAI International members at the beginning of each year.

Papers and Posters should represent an important contribution to the research administration body of knowledge or successful demonstrate significant milestones of success that are of interest or importance. They should not be used as a marketing resource for an institution's success but should articulate advances in research administration or management.

Questions?

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