1. Clinical Trials Professional Development Internal and external opportunities

2. Upcoming events on campus
♦ March 8th 1pm-2:15pm (BU Instructional Building, L-212) Research Professionals Network Budgeting for Your Study BMC Clinical Trials Office *Registration required ♦ March 13th 11am-4:30pm (Evans Medical Building, Wilkins Boardroom) BU/BMC- Med Campus Clinical Trials Boot Camp Presenters include: BU/BMC/DOM/CTSI ♦ March 14th 12pm-12:50pm (BU Instructional Building, L-112) BU/BUMC-CTSI/CRRO New Requirements for Registration, Updating and Results Reporting for ClinicalTrials.gov Karla Damus, Administrator, BMC/BUMC ClinicalTrials.gov ♦ March 27th 1pm-2:30pm (610 Comm Ave- CRC Kilachand Center) BU- Med & Charles River Campuses Effective Collaborations with Industry Brian Goodman, Interim Director, Corporate Relations Michael Pratt, Managing Director, technology Development William Segarra, Director, Industry Contracts and Agreements, OSP

3. Professional Organizations
Society of Clinical Research Associates (SoCRA)
SoCRA is dedicated to the advancement and continuing education of clinical research professionals.
Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP)
ACRP supports professionals and organizations across the clinical research enterprise with the Membership, Training, and Certification programs necessary for clinical trial quality and efficiency improvements.
Society of Research Administrators (SRA) srainternational.org
SRA International is the premier global research management society providing education, professional development and the latest comprehensive information about research management to 4,500 members from over 40 countries.
National Society of Research Administrators (NCURA)
NCURA serves its members and advances the field of research administration through professional development, the sharing of knowledge, and by fostering a sense of community.
National Organization of Research Development Professionals (NORDP)
NORDP develops and share best practices for attracting and managing research funding, and facilitate building and implementing collaborative services and resources.
Research Administrators Certification Council (RACC)
RACC is composed of active certified research administrators whose role is to certify that an individual, through experience and testing, has the fundamental knowledge necessary to be a professional research or sponsored programs administrator.