What is a RPPR & why is it important? How many sections does it include? When is it due? Who needs to provide input? Is RPPR the same as eSNAP? What is SNAP?? By the end of this session, participants will be able to summarize the history of the RPPR, identify the specific due dates for RPPR submissions; describe the RPPR submission process; discuss several key areas of an RPPR that must be addressed, explain the average length of time PHS states it takes for a RPPR, & more. 30 minutes of Pre-work is required to be submitted 24 hours prior to the session: 10 minutes of this Pre-work includes listing the “Most Proactive Things” we could do now & throughout the RPPR process to help ‘things’ run as smooth as possible. 10 minutes of Pre-work also includes listing the “Worst Possible Things” that could happen while working on or submitting a RPPR. If you have never ‘done’ a RPPR, this is your opportunity to engage with your colleagues and capture their thoughts.

Participants immerse themselves in learning by rolling up their sleeves, engaging in discussion, working through exercises, case studies & role-plays. All participants are asked to take on ‘formal roles’ to keep the class on track & on task. We facilitate the learning & ask that you give 100% to the process. By attending our educational sessions, you grant permission to Duke University the unrestricted right to reproduce photographs taken for the purposes of publication. If you need to opt out, email the Instructor 24hrs prior to class. We cannot reimburse for copies or parking, however you are welcome to bring pen, paper, highlighters, water & a snack. As with many Duke University classes, a $100 no show fee will be charged to participants who cancel after 11:59pm the day prior to the scheduled class or do not attend the class registered for. Questions? email rachel.monteverdi@duke.edu