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National Safety Council Defensive Driving

Course now available online
Call Risk Management at (775) 784-6139 to register.

Teaching and Learning Technologies

The OTL support team offers various workshops throughout the year. If you need more information about any of the workshops, go to OTL Workshops for detailed descriptions. If you wish to register for a workshop, click on the Registration link on the right in the class row and fill out the form. You may also contact the OTL support team for answers to any questions you may have.

Extended Studies Programs

Extended Studies is committed to enriching lives by bringing the University’s resources and programs to you. Whether you are a working parent seeking your college degree, a school teacher earning recertification credits, or a busy professional climbing the corporate ladder, rely on us to help sharpen your skills and develop your abilities.

State of Nevada Training

State of Nevada training is available through the state training Nevada Employee Action and Timekeeping System (NEATS). In order to view the list of courses you must create a personal account.

Office of Sponsored Projects

Sponsored Projects has temporarily suspended its scheduled training program until further notice.  Workshops, presentations, and one-on-one sessions may be scheduled by appointment by contact the OSP Information and Training Officer at 775-784-4040 or ospadmin@unr.edu.

Grants.gov training

Congress has mandated a consistent business portal for submitting proposals to federal agencies. Federal agencies are coming on line one at a time with the grants.gov submission process, but each agency has injected its own nuance into the submission process.  This training session will familiarize you with how to locate funding opportunities on grants.gov and pull the appropriate application package from grants.gov as well as how to download the required software.  The session will provide experience from the PI perspective on putting a Grants.gov application together, including tips and tricks to prevent unsuccessful submissions for NSF and NIH.  This is a MUST HAVE training for those planning on submitting proposals to the federal government in the future.