Participating Organizations. IRIS is organized around a federated core and node, model with a central facility at the University of Michigan. Xxxxx Xxxx-Xxxxx, Professor of Sociology at the University of Michigan, is the Executive Director and lead core operations. Research Nodes are responsible for helping to define scientific goals, develop a research community and make material improvements to the core data. Current Nodes, Partners, and their PIs include: Coleridge Initiative (Xxxxx Xxxx) -- Node Ohio State University/National Bureau of Economic Research (Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx) -- Node U.S. Census Bureau (Xxx Xxxxxx) – Partner The IRIS membership list can be found at xxxx.xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx/ See xxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxxxx.xxx/about/governance/ for information about the IRIS Board of Directors, the IRIS Charter and Bylaws, and other details of IRIS governance. Federal and state legislative reports Researcher access to annual IRIS research data release with all seat fees waived* Voting rights in IIRS Board elections IRIS Impact Finder with state and national access Campus Spending Report Integrated and linked data reports (Vendor Profile Report and Employee Profile Report) New reports and tools currently under development Ability to nominate and elect IRIS Board members All members are invited to attend the annual IRIS Summit and will receive regular communications and updates from IRIS. *See xxxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxxxx.xxx/research-data/access/ for more details regarding the research release and access. (see xxxx.xxx.xxxxx.xxx for more details and examples) All data underlying IRIS reports are downloadable. Reports and images can be downloaded and printed. In addition, all reports can be shared by generating a time-sensitive link. This is a concise report containing details of research vendor spending organized by federal congressional districts. This report is frequently used by government relations officers and is of particular interest with policy makers and legislative officials as well as other key stakeholders. A mirror of the federal legislative report, this report focuses on details of research vendor spending organized by state congressional districts. Universities find this a useful report to help them focus on how their research spending affects specific areas of the state in which they are located. This online tool was developed to help institutional communications teams search through their IRIS vendor and subaward data to easily identify stories of impact. Pre-populated...
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Participating Organizations. IRIS is organized around a federated core and node, model with a central facility at the University of Michigan. Xxxxx Xxxx-Xxxxx, Professor of Sociology at the University of Michigan, is the Executive Director and lead core operations. Research Nodes are responsible for helping to define scientific goals, develop a research community and make material improvements to the core data. Current Nodes, Partners, and their PIs include:
Participating Organizations. What organizations will purchase a conservation ease- ment? The major state agencies involved with perpetual conservation easements in Florida are the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Water Management Districts. These agencies are particularly interested in buy- ing easements, usually in large blocks, in order to protect watersheds. Typically, conservation easements are donated to charitable nonprofit land trusts. However, occasionally these organiza- tions may purchase easements for subsequent resale to a government agency, or as an effective leveraging tool to protect more land for less money because fee owner- ship, possession, and many other rights remain with the landowner. A listing of some of these conservation orga- nizations can be found on the Land Trust Alliance website (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/).
Participating Organizations i) Organizations that wish to be identified as a non-member “participating organization” in the Directed Fund may submit a pull request to add their name and logo to the “participating organization” folder within the Directed Fund’s repository and/or website.
Participating Organizations all UT Institutions participating in this reliance agreement and that are signatories to this MOU.
Participating Organizations. Each Fund or class thereof, as the case may be may enter into (A) written agreements in substantially the form attached hereto as Appendix A or in any other form duly approved by the Board of Directors (“Servicing Agreements”) with broker/dealers, banks, investment advisory firms and other financial institutions (“Participating Organizations”) which are shareholders of record or which have a servicing relationship with the beneficial owners of a class of the Fund's shares (“Shares”). Such Servicing Agreements shall require the Participating Organizations to provide administrative support services as set forth below and described in the Fund’s applicable Prospectus to customers who own of record or beneficially Shares. The Fund shall pay to such participating organizations a fee, computed daily and paid monthly in the manner set forth in the Servicing Agreements, at the annual rate of up to 0.25% of the average daily net asset value of Shares owner of record or beneficially by such customers. Any bank, trust company, thrift institution, broker-dealer or other financial institution is eligible to become a Participating Organization and to receive fees under this Plan.
