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Committee on Governmental Regulations (COGR) - An association of research universities, COGR's primary function is to help develop policies and practices that fairly reflect the mutual interest and separate obligations of federal agencies and universities in federal research and training. COGR deals mainly with policies and technical issues involved in the administration of federally sponsored programs at universities. The Council concerns itself with the influence of government regulations, policies and practices on the performance of research conducted at colleges and universities. As part of this process, COGR provides advice and information to its membership, and makes certain that federal agencies understand academic operations and the burden their proposed regulations might impose on colleges and universities.
National Council of University Research Administrators (NCURA) - The National Council of University Research Administrators serves its members and advances the field of research administration through professional development, the sharing of knowledge, and by fostering a sense of community.
NCURA Region I - The Region I NCURA website represents the New England states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Formed in the early 1970’s, Region I is one of seven regional NCURA organizations each of which is mandated to operate in a manner consistent with the Articles of Incorporation and By Laws of the National Council of University Research Administrators.
Association of Univeristy Technology Managers (AUTM) - AUTMŪ is a nonprofit association with membership of more than 2,300 technology managers and business executives who manage intellectual property-one of the most active growth sectors of the U.S. economy. AUTM's members represent over 300 universities, research institutions, teaching hospitals and a similar number of companies and government organizations.
International Society of Research Administrators (SRA) - Founded in 1967, the Society of Research Administrators is a nonprofit association dedicated to advancing the profession and improving the efficiency and effectiveness of research administration. With more than 2,800 members across North America and around the world, SRA is the premier international organization for research administrators in all settings, on all levels, and in all fields.
Last updated 7/6/04