Training Modules

 

Training toolkit

This toolkit serves as a comprehensive resource hub designed to support UW faculty and research staff in managing sponsored projects after awards are granted. It includes targeted “knowledge base” articles and instructional videos covering key post‑award topics—such as cost transfers, faculty salary accounting (“9/12”), institutional base salary, allowable costs, program income, cost sharing, effort reporting, and Wyocloud reporting.

 

Additionally, it highlights upcoming workshops like the NCURA virtual session on AI in customer service, offering guidance on streamlining administrative processes. Overall, the toolkit’s intent is to help researchers navigate financial compliance, reporting, and administrative procedures efficiently while reducing their administrative burden.

 

Check this page frequently as it will be updated with new training opportunities. 

 

Expenditure Corrections/Cost Transfers



“9/12 Faculty” Accounting

Institutional Base Salary

Allowable Costs

Program Income

Cost Sharing

Effort Reporting

Wyocloud Reporting

 

Upcoming Training

 

December 9th, 2026

Direct Charging, Allowable Costs & Cost Allocation

 

Available Offerings: 

  • 10:00am - 11:00am MT - Virtual Classroom
  • 2:00pm - 3:00pm MT - Virtual Classroom

 

What's on the agenda:

  • This training will provide an overview of the direct charging of allowable costs to sponsored projects. It will provide a definition of allowable costs, indirect costs, and criteria used to help categorize a variety of cost examples.
  • Deadline for signup is December 7th, 2026. 

 

Sign up here

 

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Check back for future offerings!

 

Contact Us

Post Award Services

Office of Sponsored Programs

  • Hill Hall
  • Room 534
  • 1000 E. University Ave
  • Laramie, WY 82071
  • Dept. 4330
  • Phone: (307) 766-3131
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