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Proposal Processing Sponsored Programs Office October 7, 2009

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Page 1: Proposal Processing Sponsored Programs Office October 7, 2009

Proposal Processing

Sponsored Programs Office

October 7, 2009

Page 2: Proposal Processing Sponsored Programs Office October 7, 2009

•487-2226

[email protected]

Kim Codere

•487-2226

[email protected]

Kristin Beck

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Session Goals & Objectives• Introduction of the Sponsored Programs Office• Overview of Proposal Routing• Additional Information/Forms that may be

needed with Transmittal

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Sponsored Programs Office• Assist in applying for external sources of

funding and coordinating application process.

• Assist in navigating proposal guidelines, budgeting, F & A costs, cost-sharing requirements and other administrative issues associated with external funding.

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Getting Started • Who is eligible to serve as PI?– Hint: Look at handout “Identifying PI and Co-PI”

• Is it a limited submission?– Handout: Limited Submission Program Guidelines

• Is it a pre-proposal?– Look at “Pre-Proposal Submission Policy”

• Work with contact at SPO– Look at staff charts for SPO and TED

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Questions to ask…• Did I start early enough to complete the

proposal requirements?

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What’s Next?Look at

“Principal Investigator’s Checklist for Proposal Submission”

• If you are responding to an RFP, send guidelines to SPO ASAP

• Transmittal

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What goes with the Transmittal?

• Budget• Other Forms/Requests (if needed) – Cost Share– Subrecipient Commitment Form– Request for Voluntary F&A Reduction/Waiver– Additional Space/Information Technology– Application for Human Subjects

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What goes with the Transmittal (con’t)?

• Other Forms/Requests (if needed)– Application for Vertebrate Animals– Registration for Recombinant DNA– National Security Regulations– Controlled Substances– Radioactive Materials– Independent Contractors Questionnaire

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What are you signing when you sign the transmittal?• Sponsored Project Responsibilities• Policy on Misconduct in Research• Conflict of Interest Policy• Conflict of Interest Procedures• Conflict of Interest Disclosure Sheet (if needed)

• NIH PubMed Policy (if submitting to NIH)

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Some Hints• Budgeting– Read the proposal guidelines– Contact your SPO administrator early– Allow time for budget changes– Allow time for forms internal/external– Justify all costs

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Hints (con’t)• Allow time for completion of all

internal/external forms• Look at “Frequently Requested

Proposal/Award Data”• Allow time for SPO office to review complete

proposal to be sure it adheres to sponsor guidelines

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Proposal SubmissionProposals must have an authorized signature

and be submitted by SPO• Deadlines– 48 hour deadline policy– Sponsor deadlines are final– Be safe and submit early

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Electronic Submission• Electronic Submission– Contact SPO administrator early– SPO must review for completeness– Heavy traffic on deadline day may cause proposal

submission delays– SPO must hit final submission button

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Any Questions?