Previous STAR Workshop Presentations & Resources

This two-part workshop is designed to empower you in understanding the research fund lifecycle. From the initial search for funding to the final reporting, the workshop will provide you with insights and resources needed to effectively manage research funding.

This two-part workshop is designed to empower you in understanding the research fund lifecycle. From the initial search for funding to the final reporting, the workshop will provide you with insights and resources needed to effectively manage research funding.

Elevate your expertise in managing post-award research budget. This workshop covered effective U of T Research Account (UTRAC) and Financial Information System (FIS) tools, navigating relevant regulations, success strategies, and common pitfalls to avoid.

Enhance your knowledge about research administration at the University of Toronto (U of T). This comprehensive workshop focuses on essential components of the U of T research funding application and management processes.

This workshop explored general principles, common research-related expenses, challenges, and tips for building effective budgets in research funding proposals.

This session provides research administrators with tools to use FIS and RIS to support the post-award stage of the research funding life cycle.

This orientation session introduces you to the units and teams of the Division of the Vice-President, Research & Innovation (VPRI) and the research administration services they offer.

A scenario-based workshop to clarify the new Tri-Agency Guide on Financial Administration (TAGFA).

This is an information session on the new Tri-Agency Guide on Financial Administration (TAGFA), which took effect on April of 2020.

This session covers the Canadian Foundation for Innovation Infrastructure Operating Funds.

This session is aimed at faculty (both current and prospective recipients of Tri-Agency grant funding) and their support staff. It provides an opportunity to apply the principles-based Tri-Agency Guide on Financial Administration (TAGFA) to common and/or ambiguous expense eligibility scenarios.

This session is aimed at faculty (both current and prospective recipients of Tri-Agency grant funding) and their support staff. It provides an overview of the principles-based Tri-Agency Guide on Financial Administration (TAGFA) that took effect in 2020.