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Building an Emerging Research Support Structure at a Doctoral-Intensive Institution

Building an Emerging Research Support Structure at a Doctoral-Intensive Institution

Title:Building an Emerging Research Support Structure at a Doctoral-Intensive Institution (ID: MWR0695)
Author(s):Paul D. Brown (Indiana University), Kenneth D. Janz (Winona State University) and Susan Owen (Indiana State University)
Topics:Faculty Computing Support, Faculty Partnerships, High-Performance Computing, IT Effectiveness, Research and Reporting
Origin:Midwest Regional Conferences (03/13/2006)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:This presentation explores how a central IT group acts as a catalyst, engaging stakeholders in collaborative efforts where faculty are encouraged and supported to incorporate technology into their research activities. Through identifying and implementing best practices for research support, the presenters have gained recognition for their work within the campus community.
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