Translate 2 CFR 200 Subparts A-D into practical steps across pre-award, post-award, and closeout, including subrecipient oversight and audit. Ideal for professionals who manage, oversee, or support federal assistance programs.
Overview
Syllabus
Module 1: Federal Financial Assistance: Definitions and Applicability
- Clarify assistance types and when Uniform Guidance applies.
- Understand program, recipient, and subrecipient roles.
- Map definitions to real-world award scenarios.
Module 2: Uniform Guidance Structure and Key Subparts
- Interpret Subparts A–D and overarching compliance themes.
- Outline conflict-of-interest, procurement, and performance standards.
- Connect regulatory text to policy and procedures.
Module 3: Pre-Award: Notices, Eligibility, and Risk Review
- Draft/assess NOFO elements and applicant criteria.
- Conduct risk reviews and set specific award conditions.
- Document decisions to support transparency.
Module 4: Post-Award: Performance, Financial Management, and Subrecipient Oversight
- Link performance metrics to reporting and payment.
- Implement allowable cost and financial controls.
- Execute subrecipient monitoring and pass-through requirements.
Module 5: Audit and Closeout Requirements
- Recognize Single Audit thresholds and responsibilities.
- Close the award with complete final reporting and records.
- Resolve findings and manage retention.
Taught by
Alan McCain and Brian Simms