Relationship Building | Part 2: Creative Communication Through Effective Storytelling Skilled and meaningful leadership draws upon relationships to help shape professional development expertise. Last month, techniques to promote leadership skills through active and engaged listening were...
Mission Possible: A Guide to Unlocking the Secrets of Effective Networking Welcome to the thrilling adventure of networking! Picture this journey as an exhilarating detective story, with the ultimate reward being a goldmine of valuable connections. The SRAI Annual Meeting in Chicago is your...
Growing Beyond Technical Skills in Research Administration During a recent group learning workshop involving research administrators, I presented my study on how research administrators can navigate their career spectrum. Given the diversity and wealth of experience among the participants,...
A New Approach to Career Paths: Career Latticing – What Is It? Part 1 Have you ever wondered how to avoid having to climb a ladder for career progression? Career latticing can help you meet your goals and still progress as a research administrator. This is Part 1 of a 2-part series and will...
Research Administration is stressful. Add in a medical diagnosis that no one wants to hear and the stress can grow exponentially. Kia Reeves knows what that is like and provides some ideas on how we can lower stress in our profession, with or without outside stressors. We have all seen and...
Building Your Personal Program at an SRAI Conference: What Are Tracks and How Can I Use Them? A wonderful benefit of being an SRAI member is the wide range of available educational opportunities, both online and in-person. These opportunities are offered in many different formats throughout...
Relationship Building | Part 1: Lead by Listening Relationship building takes the Spotlight on a new three-part journey that showcases how distinctive relationships shape professional development expertise and career progression for research administrators. Effective and meaningful leadership...
Developing a Project Management Plan for New Principal Investigators When it comes to post-award and project management, there is a question that newly-minted principal investigators (PIs) may be thinking about (if not asking) when it comes to award and project management– I just got my PhD,...
SIGs: Forging the Future and Acknowledging the Past Research Administrators (RAs) from across the Commonwealth of Virginia gathered for a conference on Friday, June 14 2024, on the historic grounds of the University of Virginia (UVA). This meeting also marked a historic change in the structure...
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Applying the Dreyfus Five-Stage Model of Skill Acquisition in Research Administration Introduction In 1980, researchers Hubert and Stuart Dreyfus introduced a widely recognized theoretical model of skill acquisition. This model delineates the progression from novice to master skilled...
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