Sponsored Projects serves five main functions:
- Proposal review and submission
- Award negotiation and setup
- Post-award accounting, monitoring and invoicing
- Compliance, advisory and regulatory services
- Education, training and outreach
Sponsored Projects aims to minimize the research administrative burden on faculty and assists the University in assuring that maximum public benefit is derived from sponsored projects funding.
We collaborate with principal investigators and research administrators across campus as well as sponsors at the local, state and federal level including non-profit organizations and industry.
Learn more about the services provided by Sponsored Projects
Quick reference guide for proposal prep
Our quick reference guide is a helpful resource for proposal preparation. You’ll find a summary of the application process and information required on most proposals, such as institution numbers and data, F&A and fringe benefit rates, and stipends and salaries for assistantships and post docs.
The quick reference for proposals includes some basic regulatory compliance numbers that are referenced when working with human participants, animals and on USDA related projects.
You’ll also find information on liability insurance, industry clusters and definitions for sponsored project program types – the different categories of research, instruction and other types of sponsored activity.
Pre-award
- Roles and responsibilities
- Submission resources
- Data management
- Routing and approval
Post-award
- Fiscal management
- Record retention
- Project closeout
Resources
- Workday quick reference
- Project management for awards
- Forms, policies and procedures
- Annual research reports
- Award burn rate dashboard
- Research agreement templates
- Training information
- NIH fellowship guidance
- Industrial hemp research
- Find funding
- Proposal prep quick refererence
InfoEd
InfoEd, the University's grant management software, is utilized for functions such as finding funding; proposal development, review and approval; proposal tracking and proposal reporting.
All sponsored projects and clinical trails must be entered into the InfoEd system for internal review and approval.
Feedback and reporting improper activity
We value your input! Let us know how we're doing and please report any improper activity that you encounter.