Leah Halsey
About Leah Halsey
Leah Halsey is a Product Support Representative at Tufts University, specializing in the financial compliance and reporting processes for research projects. With over a decade of experience in financial management, she has worked as a Post Award Financial Specialist since 2014.
Work at Tufts University
Leah Halsey has been employed at Tufts University since 2014, serving as a Post Award Financial Specialist. In this role, she contributes to the financial compliance and reporting processes for various research projects. Her responsibilities include managing the financial aspects of research grants and contracts after the award phase. Halsey's position is critical in ensuring that the university adheres to financial regulations and guidelines related to research funding.
Education and Expertise
Leah Halsey studied at Hope College and later attended the University at Buffalo, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Business Management, and Accounting. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in financial principles, which she applies in her current role at Tufts University. Halsey's expertise lies in financial management, particularly in the context of academic research funding.
Background
Leah Halsey has over a decade of experience in financial management within an academic setting. Her extensive background includes working specifically in the post-award phase of research grants and contracts. This experience has equipped her with the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of financial compliance and reporting in a university environment.
Achievements in Financial Management
Throughout her career at Tufts University, Leah Halsey has specialized in managing the financial aspects of research grants and contracts. Her role as a Post Award Financial Specialist has allowed her to contribute significantly to the university's financial compliance efforts. Halsey's work ensures that research projects are funded appropriately and that financial reporting meets the required standards.