News and Announcements

Cayuse Instructional Webinars coming soon. More Information.

On April 15th 2012, Cayuse424 will become mandatory for ALL applications submitted electronically to Grants.gov except those to NSF. More information.

NSF ARRA Awards-FAQs on Spending Waivers. Click Here

Executive II Salary Limitation ($179,700) is now effective as of 12/24/2011. For more information click here

Cayuse 424 is now LIVE! For more details click here:

Fee required for all AHA proposal submissions. Click here for details.

Error Correction Window eliminated for NIH, AHRQ and NIOSH. For a list of ten common items to check prior to submission click here.

NRSA Reference Letters change of policy for deadlines of April 8, 2011 and beyond.

Updated Forms NIH, AHRQ, CDC, FDA & NIOSH to require use of updated electronic application forms in 2011.

New Changes to NSF Proposal & Award Policies.

NSF Cost Sharing Rules Update-FAQ

**NEW**Submission of NIH training grant forms must be submitted online via xTrain after January 1, 2011.

NIH Loan Repayment Programs for Researchers and Scientists.

eSNAP requires electronic submission beginning August 1, 2010. Click here.

NIH introduces a new tool NCBI, “My Bibliography” to eRA Commons.

Economic impact of sponsored research.

Grant and proposal writing assistance now available for faculty.Click here.

New F&A Rate Agreement– July 2011 – June 2016

Research Portal Now Live

Stimulus Package Information

Grants.gov update memo...Click here

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The Office of Sponsored Projects will provide seamless, customer-centered, services in finding, securing, and managing sponsored projects. Through expert advice, the OSP will enhance the University's research competitiveness and insure institutional compliance with laws, rules, and regulations inherent in sponsored research activities and programs.

In the last ten years, the level of external funding of University activities has increased dramatically. This increase in activity is reflected in growth in undergraduate and graduate programs, the dissemination of new knowledge for the public welfare, expanded research opportunities for faculty, the development of richly diverse research strengths, improvement of clinical and patient care services, new public-private partnerships with members of the business community and the creation of new technologies that enhance quality of life.

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