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Research Management Review

Research Management Review

Welcome to the Research Management Review (RMR) Online! As the scholarly journal for the National Council of University Research Administrators, the RMR is concerned with the broad range of issues affecting the administration of research and the changing research environment at the national and international levels. The RMR provides a forum for the dissemination of knowledge about the study and practice of the research administration profession. 

If you have any questions concerning the writing and submission of RMR articles, as well as basic questions concerning the RMR, please contact the RMR Editor, Aimee Roundtree

 

Call for Articles

The current call for articles invites manuscripts to be submitted. The priority deadline for submissions for the next issue is April 30, 2026. See the author instructions for details.

 

Read the developing edition articles
 

Using Data to Evaluate the Impacts of Internal Deadline Policy on Grant Proposal Success
Hanin Alhaddad, Celeste Rivera-Nuñez, and Joshua Roney, University of Central Florida

Using Research Development to Enhance Research Capacity at Four HBCUs: Results from the NORDP Consultants Program Cohort 1
Kimberly Eck, Emory University; Japera Hemming, Emory University; Alicia Castro; Adrienne Celaya; Camille Coley, University of San Francisco; Marta Collier-Youngblood, Youngblood and Associates, LLC, and Tougaloo College; Samuel Darko, St. Thomas University; Tasha R. Inniss, Spelman College; James J.  Kohler, Morehouse School of Medicine; Jacob Levin, Levin Global Group; Mike Marcinkowski, Washington University, St. Louis; Shelia McClure, Morehouse School of Medicine; Erica Pitre, Emory University; Michael Spires, Oakland University; Barbara L. E. Walker, University of California, Santa Barbara; Quyen Wickham, Arizona State University, and Trent Willbrand

Research Analytics in Higher Education:Systematic Literature Review, Synthesis, and Conceptual Framework
Katherine Robershaw, Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence. Min Xiao, University of Kentucky, and Baron G. Wolf, University of Kentucky

BOOK REVIEW: Ethics on Trial: Protecting humans in Canada’s broken research system
Michael Owen, Brock University