what did you do with the money? a brief introduction to osues’ online reporting database: soars
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What did you do with the money?
A brief introduction to OSUES’ online reporting database:
SOARS
• Required for funding, PROF, P&T.
• Personal goal setting mechanism.
• Federal reporting.• Avoid excess badgering.
Reporting: What’s in it for You?
• Latest version of Firefox or Safari• ONID user name and password• Computer Help Desk: 541-737-
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SOARS: Avoid these Pitfalls and Pratfalls
1. Berry Crops 2. Dairy 3. Enterprise Farm Management 4. Field Crops 5. Food Science Tech & Innovation 6. Gardens, Turf & "Green" Industry 7. Integrated Pest Management 8. Livestock 9. Nursery Crops 10. Organic Agriculture
Program Level Plans of Work
11. Pasture & Forage Management Systems
12. Public Policy 13. Rangeland & Watershed
Mgmt 14. Small Farms 15. Soil & Water Resources 16. Sustainable Rural
Communities 17. Tree Fruit & Nut Crops 18. Vegetable Cropping
Systems 19. Viticulture & Enology
• Created by Extension Administration, with input from working groups.
• 19 plans for Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.
• Long-term goals are loaded into SOARS, are not written in concrete.
Program Level Plans of Work
Annual Reporting Requirements
• Due on 11/30 annually. • Based on logic model
framework.• A prospective goal-setting plan.• Required for reporting
accomplishments.
Individual Plans of Work
• Due on 1/31 annually.• A retrospective view of the
prior year.• Curriculum vita upload.
Reports of Accomplishment
Ongoing Reporting Requirements
Ongoing reports may be entered at any time of the
year.
Impact Statements – links to OI!• External Funding• Publications• Awards• Extension Contacts• Extension Volunteers• Oregon Invests!
Ongoing Reporting
• Highlights CAS accomplishments in 3 missions.
• Impacts, honors may be sent as they occur.
• Your name in bold face.
Provost’s Report
Reporting RequirementsThey’re all about being
accountable to the public.
