Where to Contact the OAR Team
This training outline ensures that investigators are knowledgeable about, and have resources for, the critical steps in the grant life cycle - from identifying the right funding opportunity, developing a compliant proposal, submitting a proposal, managing the award (in compliance with 2 CFR 200 guidelines), to closing out the project properly. By following this framework, investigators will be well-prepared to comply with all federal regulations, sponsor-specific policies, and institutional requirements - ultimately supporting high-quality research and safeguarding the institution's compliance reputation.
This training manual provides the broad brush strokes of sponsored research and the carious facets, but does bit comprehensively address the Office of Academic Research-specific processes, procedures, and policies required by CSUSB and our University Enterprise Corporation (UEC).
Faculty & Staff Members
Jessica Carrillo
The Office of Academic Research
Chapter 1 Sponsored Research
Chapter 2: Organizations
Email: research@csusb.edu
Phone: (909) 537-4479
Dr. Jason Burke
The Office of Research Development
Chapter 3: Policies
Chapter 4: Funding
Chapter 5: Proposals
Email: researchdevelopment@csusb.edu
Phone: (909) 537-4479
Myrna Weber
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP)
Chapter 6: Budgets
Chapter 7: Submissions
Chapter 9: Pre-awards Basics
Email: spon_pgm_preaward@csusb.edu
Phone: (909) 537-5027
Michael Gillespie
Research Compliance
Chapter 8: Compliance
Email: research@csusb.edu
Phone: (909) 537-4479
Julie Wessel
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP)
Chapter 10: Post-award Basics
Chapter 11: Financial Management
Chapter 12: Reporting
Chapter 13: Closeout
Chapter 14: Post Award Roles
Email: spon_pgm_fnd@csusb.edu
Phone (909) 537-5929
This training outline ensures that investigators are knowledgeable about, and have resources for, the critical steps in the grant life cycle from identifying the right funding opportunity, developing a compliant proposal, submitting a proposal, managing the award (in compliance with 2 CFR 200 guidelines), to closing out the project properly. By following this framework, investigators will be well-prepared to comply with all federal regulations, sponsor-specific policies, and institutional requirements, ultimately supporting high-quality research and safeguarding the institution’s compliance reputation.