Certificate of Achievement Program
While all members of the University community engaged in research and creative activity are encouraged to take advantage of any modules presented in the NURAMP curriculum, participants also may choose to enter a certificate of achievement program, following either a pre-award or post-award track. The certificate must be completed within two years of initial registration.Certificate Requirements:
Core courses for all certificate candidates: Modules 1, 5 & 6
Pre-Award requirements: Modules 3 & 4
Post-Award requirements: Modules 7 & 8
Electives: Three electives, chosen from Module 2, Grant Writing Workshop, NUgrant training, other related training for researchers and research administrators.
Certificate Recipients, 2007-2008
Ronda Alexander, grants specialist, College of Education and Human SciencesKathy Anderson, project specialist, Office of Sponsored Programs
Marilyn Augustyn, administrative tech, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Marie Barber, director, EE&O Instructional Design
Mary Brown, coordinator, School of Natural Resources
Jeffrey Coggin, graduate student, Department of Management
Marcia Donnelson, administrative assistant, Center for Children, Families and the Law
Beth Eberspacher, grants specialist, College of Education and Human Sciences
Amy Fisher, staff assistant, Department of Engineering Mechanics
Toni Hill-Menson, graduate student, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
Nancy Lind-Olson, administrative tech, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Teresa Loseke, financial associate, Beadle Business Center
Karen Moore, senior faculty service representative, Engineering Dean's Office-Omaha
Barb Nordmeyer, grants specialist, School of Biological Sciences
Candy Ristow, grants specialist, College of Education and Human Sciences
Ann Selzer, program manager, Center for Energy Sciences Research
Lynne Smejdir, grant and fiscal analyst, IANR Finance and Personnel
June Snyder, financial associate, Department of Entomology
