CRAD

CRAD Charge

CRAD is charged to:

• Bring for consideration and discussion environmental factors and changing conditions that could impact achieving research goals
• Recommend approaches to take advantage of opportunities and meet challenges of the University’s research infrastructure
• Recommend, review, or concur in changes to internal policies and practices
• Exchange information on resources, collegiate best practices, and strategic strengths and direction to help inform strategic decisions
• Promote the breadth and depth of our faculty’s research, scholarship, and creative activity 

Read the full Charge to Council of Research Associate Deans and the CRAD Charter.