Awardee Expectations
If you are in your final year of funding (year 1 of 1, year 2 of 2, or year 3 of 3) or if you filed a no cost extension, you are required to do an Oral Presentation at the NCSFR Annual Conference.
Oral Presentation : Overview and Outline
The presentation format should be 15 minutes for slides, 5 minutes for Q&A. Majority of slides should concentrate on outcomes, what these outcomes mean for industry, and application of findings in real life settings. All presentation recordings will be posted to the WebEx platform for our virtual attendees. Please note:
- The PI is responsible for attending in person and presenting.
- The PI must purchase a ticket. Funds for attendance are expected to come from your grant.
Other Expectations
Final year projects are required to complete a final report in October prior to the conference. The NCSFR administration will send a link for all awardees to complete this closer to the due date.
Instructions to Complete Abstract
Complete the Final Report applicable to your research project within the InfoReady portal you had submitted your original request for funding.
Once logged in, under the progress report section, complete the “Impact Statement Form.“
Please fill out the form by inserting text directly onto the document provided in the
portal and upload it prior to your submission.
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