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2023 Summer Student Research Assistantships
For more information, please click on the link above.
2023 Call for Student Research Awards
Call for nominations for University Achievement Awards for two student research awards – to be…
Upcoming Faculty Workshop - NIH R16 "SuRE" Mechanism
In this workshop Dr. Albert Avila will share the R16 SuRE program mechanisms and be available to…
RESEARCH UPDATES: 2022-23 ORED Multidisciplinary Research Grant- Call for Proposals
2022-23 ORED Multidisciplinary Research Grant - Request for Proposals
The Office of Research &…
QUEST MAGAZINE- Fall Issue 2021
Please click on the link above to access the new issue of Quest Magazine.
Call for Proposals-Mini Grants and Summer Stipends (MGSS)
The Division of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce the availability of funds to support MGSS…
Reuniting the Beach
Learn more about our response to COVID-19 and plans for Reuniting the Beach
CSULB Policy Statement 22-23 - Export Controls Policy
The Export Controls Policy has been approved as CSULB Policy Statement 22-23 and is effective immediately. California State University Long Beach is committed to compliance with all U.S. government export control laws, guidance, and regulations. When faculty, staff, and/or students look to collaborate internationally or with foreign nationals within the U.S. or abroad, individuals must consider and ensure their compliance with the Export Control Regulations of the United States. Accordingly, in some circumstances, California State University Long Beach may be required to obtain prior approval from the appropriate federal agency before engaging in activities that could constitute an export, such as, for example, allowing foreign nationals to participate in research, collaborating with a foreign company, or sharing research with foreign nationals unless an exemption from licensing requirements has been determined to apply.
PIs should have expert knowledge of the type of information and technology involved in a research project or other university activity, such as presenting at conferences and discussing research findings with fellow researchers or collaborators. PIs must ensure that they do not disclose controlled information, such as information that has been provided to them under a corporate non-disclosure agreement or transfer controlled articles or services to a foreign national without prior authorization as required. Each PI must:
- Understand his/her obligations under the export control laws;
- Assist ORED in correctly classifying technology and items that are subject to export control laws;
- Assist in developing and maintaining the conditions of a technology control plan for any activity, data, or equipment where the need for such a plan is identified;
- Ensure that research staff and students have been trained on the technology plan and on the export control regulations should any apply.
To view the policy statement PDF, please click here: 22-23 Export Control Policy (PDF).
The Office of Research and Economic Development is open. Our staff is currently telecommuting and our primary method of communication is via email. Please feel free to contact us and we will be sure to respond to your email as soon as possible.
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
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Under the leadership of the Associate Vice President for Research and Economic Development, the Office of Research & Economic Development at California State University, Long Beach serves the University community by creating a campus environment that is conducive to promoting research and other scholarly activities that contribute to the mission of the University.
With a primary emphasis on faculty-student research engagement, the office provides leadership, information, direction, resources, training and technical assistance to faculty and students engaged in externally funded research, instruction, community service and other scholarly activities.
In accomplishing this mission, ORED ensures ethical practices for both human subjects and animal care and use in the conduct of research, fiscal accountability, compliance and stewardship for sponsored programs as directed by the core values of the University and by all applicable Federal, State, and University policies, procedures and regulations.
