Jeremy Forsberg

Jeremy Forsberg

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Jeremy Forsberg serves as the Assistant Vice President of Research at the University of Texas at Arlington overseeing the functions of research compliance and pre- and post-award management. He is also the Export Control Officer. Jeremy has 25 years of experience in research administration at varying levels. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from the University of Texas at Arlington.

Reducing Administrative Burden in Federal Research Grants to Universities

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The authors focus on the financial and programmatic compliance requirements of managing grants at universities, with the understanding that at a foundational level, the ethical conduct and integrity of conducting research is critical to the success of the U.S. federal government’s $40 billion annual research and development investment with universities. However, the emphasis on procedural accountability is increasingly undermining the ability of academic researchers to focus their attention on conducting the research itself.

Assistant Vice President, Office of the Vice President for Research
University of Texas at Arlington
United States
(817) 272-3657

j.forsberg@uta.edu

Jeremy Forsberg serves as the Assistant Vice President of Research at the University of Texas at Arlington overseeing the functions of research compliance and pre- and post-award management. He is also the Export Control Officer. Jeremy has 25 years of experience in research administration at varying levels. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from the University of Texas at Arlington.

He is a member of the Research Compliance & Administration committee for the Council of Government Relations and is the administrative representative for the Federal Demonstration Partnership. He served as a Regional Chair, on the national board of directors and completed the Executive Leadership Program for the National Council of Research Administrators. He is also a Co-Director of the Cohort for Efficiencies in Research Administration (CERA).