To add fuel to the fire- Add in the fact that sooner or later expanded
authorities granted to your institution could be taken away for late filing,
including the financial reports.  That little "perk" has awakened a few
faculty here, especially when they hear the consequences, i.e." no carryover
is automatic, same for no cost extensions, etc. and if you want one of those
it means you now need to write to your sponsoring agency since your buddy
Dr. X did not file a report on time"

Ken Landorf             UConn Health Center             Farmington, CT.
06030
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barbara Gray [SMTP:xxxxxx@COFC.EDU]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 3:35 PM
> To:   xxxxxx@HRINET.ORG
> Subject:      Re: Consequences of Delinquent Reports
>
> And along these lines, what effective strategies are there for getting
> faculty
> to submit the reports?  We have one that has been absolutely
> impossible--and
> freezing rcurrent esearch accounts wouldn't solve the situation but, in
> fact,
> would probably make the PI happy because it would relieve the PI of
> further
> responsibility for continuing the work.  What can we suggest to the Chair
> and/or
> Dean when the PI is a tenured faculty member?
>
>
>

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