COVID-19 Guidance for Sponsored Projects: For everyone involved in the administration of sponsored projects on the CU Boulder campus.

Jan. 26 - Why ePERs?

An ePER is proof that you are giving due time and effort to your sponsored project. Join us to learn what ePERs and effort reporting are all about and how to complete the process!

In case you missed it: Mastering m-Fin

Explore the Mastering m-Fin series of webinars which take you on a deep-dive into a few of the most useful m-Fin reports:

Did you receive a salary from a sponsored project this semester?

If you work on a sponsored project, you are required under federal regulations to certify effort (i.e. work) on that project. This means you must review and certify an electronic Personnel Effort Report or ePER at the end of the semester.