Total:
$1,427,432,779.81
Amounts do not include APL. If APL is included, additional $1,082,339,402.00 is added to the total.
Total:
$379,014,831.41
Research Administration
Research Administration is a major component of
Johns Hopkins. In most instances, it is conducted
by teams of professionals consisting of faculty
members, research assistants, administrators,
and students.
There are five divisional research administration
offices which oversee sponsored projects
including contracts, grants, and special funding
opportunities.
Divisional Deans
Office of Research
Information
Services
(COEUS )
Sponsored Projects
for:
-Whiting School of
Engineering
-Carey School of
Business
-School of Education
- Peabody Institute
Sarita Foster
Assistant Dean
Financial
Operations
School of
Medicine
School of
Nursing
Michael B.
Amey
Helene Grady
Associate
Dean for
Research
Administrat
ion
Associate
Dean Finance
Ruth Hurd
Financial
Administrato
r
Bloomberg
School of
Public Health
Alexandra
McKeown
Associate
Dean for
Research
Administrati
on
JHSPH ORA
The Office of Research Administration is the sponsored
projects administration office for the Bloomberg School of
Public Health, providing top quality support to the campus
communitys research, creative activity, technology transfer
and outreach/policy initiatives. ORA identifies opportunities
and partnerships, facilitates the submission of all sponsored
project proposals on behalf of the School, negotiates and
executes agreements, provides advice and guidance
regarding applicable rules and regulations and assists
faculty, staff and students in proper stewardship of the
Schools sponsored projects and technology transfer
initiatives.
Post-Award
Pre-Award
RAT PACK
Research Administration Training Program at
Johns Hopkins University
Background
Preparing for Stimulus onslaught of grant
proposal, award and monitoring
1,485 ARRA proposals
467 ARRA Awards
Totaling $219m of funding
Normal Year
5,000 proposals
$4.5B Requested
Staff around 1,000 University Wide that manage
sponsored projects
Oversight
Oversight of the program is shared
Executive Committee
Mentors
Supervisors
Expectations
Research Administration
Proposal Review and
Submission
Sub award process
Contract Negotiations
Compliance
Pre-Award
Research Department
Proposal Development
Proposal Submission
Pre-Award
Award Management
Transaction Processing
Compliance
Training
Trainees are required to participate in
five tracks
Basic University Required Training
Specific Sponsored Projects Training
Intramural Training
Extramural Training
Other Training
Statistics
4 Cohorts
- Cohort 1 = 5 candidates, 5 graduated and 3
working at JHU
- Cohort 2 = 4 candidates, 3 graduated and 3
working at JHU
- Cohort 3 = 6 candidates, currently in second
rotation
- Cohort 4 = currently interviewing, target is 5
candidates. June 1st start.
Questions?
Alexandra A. McKeown
amckeown@jhsph.edu
410-614-2636