Oregon Tech Research Resources
Topic Selection
| Interest: Pick a topic that you find interesting and compelling. Manageability: Choose a topic that's not too broad or too narrow. A broad topic can be difficult to focus on, while a narrow topic might not have enough information. Availability: Make sure there's enough material available to support your topic. Future trends: Consider how your research might align with future trends, which can help you identify emerging topics and technologies Successful Strategies for Increasing Faculty Grant Activity Interesting paper: https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1294056.pdf
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Search for Collaborators (Faculty, Staff, Students)
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Library Resources
| Links to research guides- https://oit.libguides.com/ Link to database A-Z list: https://oit.libguides.com/az/databases
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Institutional Review Board (IRB)
| Oregon Tech's Institutional Review Board (IRB) reviews research projects that involve human subjects. https://oregontech.sharepoint.com/committees/irb/SitePages/Home.aspx Options:
NOTE: Oregon Tech researchers cannot submit directly to BRANY for external review if they would like Oregon Tech to cover the cost of the IRB evaluation. |
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) | No cost to Oregon Tech Faculty, Staff or Students affiliated with Oregon Tech. Complete the Social & Behavioral Research Basic Course through the CITI Training Program. You may access this program through the Research Projects/Grants tab in TechWeb. Click on the Research Projects/Grants Tab. Then click on the CITI Training tab. NOTE: The training is free and is a required first step for all research protocol submissions to the IRB. If you have completed the training at another institution, please submit your completion certificate with your protocol. If you have questions or difficulties logging in or finding the proper course, please contact brenda.campbell@oit.edu or call 503-821-1272. |
Sponsored Projects and Grant Administration (SPGA) | https://oregontech.sharepoint.com/dept/spga/SitePages/Home.aspx Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) training to be completed every four years, every PI/co-PI)
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Budget Development |
CAS Budget Template/Worksheet
Samples
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Examples of NSF and NIH proposals | Proposal Samples | Proposal Tools | Research & Scholarship | USF College of Arts & Sciences |
Pre-Award Guidance & Compliance | Oregon Tech SPGA: Phase I: Pre-Award-Phase I: Pre-Award Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) training to be completed every four years, every PI/co-PI) Resource from USF: Proposal Path: Pre-Award Path | Research & Scholarship | USF College of Arts & Sciences
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Post-Award Guidance
| Oregon Tech SPGA: Phase III Post Award-Phase III Post Award Resource from USF: Post-Award Path: Post-Award Path | Research & Scholarship | USF College of Arts & Sciences |
SPIN Funding Database | Oregon Tech Login for SPIN Database of Sponsored Funding Opportunities: Access SPIN SPIN Training recording: Resource from Brown University: Support for using SPIN: SPIN - Grants and Funding Finding: Library Services and Support - Library Guides at Brown University |
Oregon Tech Foundation
| On external foundations they have a connection with/which external foundations have provided funds to us in the past. |
Oregon Tech Workload Reallocation Process, Access to Form, and Examples of Completed Forms
| Workload reallocation process & due dates for each term: workload-allocation-requests---process-and-guidance.pdf To request a form to complete and submit, please email provostoffice@oit.edu Examples of completed forms used with permission: Kyle Chapman: Research Workload Allocation Request Form Yasha Rohwer: Research Workload Allocation Request Form |
How to develop an abstract
| Presentation - https://participatorysciences.org/resources/abstract-guidelines/ Resources on developing an abstract for a grant application - https://your.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/HowToWriteACompellingAbstractForGrantApplication_July2017.pdf |
How to make a professional poster
| How To Guides: https://posters.wsu.edu/making-posters-with-powerpoint/ |
Tips for presenting research
| Know your audience and make you presentation fit How To Guides on Presentations: https://hbr.org/2013/06/how-to-give-a-killer-presentation https://www.washington.edu/doit/presentation-tips-0
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FORGE-training resources
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Statistical Support
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Examples of online accounts
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Biographical Sketch Instructions
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