
Sponsored Research Focus: Enhancing Research Collaboration Nationally and Internationally.
Top 10 reasons to visit OSRP web site
We conclude with this last piece of advise. OSRP is a service department that provides pre- and post-award services that will enable faculty, staff and students to successfully search for and obtain pertainent grant funding information towards successful grant funding. Don't hesitate to come and see us!
In the spring 2008 Newsletter issue from the Office of Sponsored Research and Programs, we look at;
and many more interesting articles.
Navigation has been added to the Newsletter to help you find a particular article quickly.
These interesting articles help to highlight the various research and compliance work happening at Missouri State University.
OSRP Newsletter - Spring 2008 (
) is provided to highlight the external "grant-getting" work of faculty and staff at Missouri State University as well as other research-related activities and information. (link opens in a new window).
View video outlining the support the office provides to the university community towards external funding.
Video of OSRP Overview:
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The report on the External Research Activity for Missouri State University – FY2007 is now available online. This report presents a summary of external research activity of each department, center/institute, and units within the colleges of Missouri State University.
Detailed information (
) is provided on grant expenditures, grant awards, number of proposals submitted, and other research-related activities. (link opens in a new window).
The Office of Sponsored Research and Programs (OSRP) is committed to increasing the quality and number of grants awarded to Missouri State University faculty and staff by providing the necesary assistance and support needed to engage in research and innovative scholarly pursuits. Our Specialists in OSRP can help you identify a funding source, generate a project budget, edit proposals, develop compliance training and awareness, and organize proposal development teams that will help you connect with partners beyond the University.
We also support students in achieving their educational objectives through scholarly research that will equip them for a successful career.
It is our intent to contribute to the University recognizing its research obligations to society and are committed to encouraging and facilitating its research achievements.
See the Welcoming Message, from the Office of Sponsored Research and Programs.
Watch a short information highlight video about the Office of Sponsored Research and Programs.
For more information on how the Office of Sponsored Research and Programs (OSRP) can assist you in your research goals and grant search, please contact us at: (417) 836-5972 or e-mail us at: SponsoredResearch@missouristate.edu.
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FY 2008 Funding Results: Preliminary numbers for FY 08 show that Missouri State's external funding reached an all-time high of $22.4 million, more than doubling its FY 03 total of $11 million in just five years.
As of April 1, 2008, a new Internal Approval Form (IAF; PDF) is now in effect for all submitted application forms for all external funding agencies. [continued...]
Required IRB Application; CITI Training:
Missouri State University requires all persons engaged in human subjects research to provide valid proof of current IRB education for themselves and all personnel listed in the application. Sponsored Research and Programs will NOT send the confirmation letter advising of the IRB approval until the CITI certificates have been received. See more information.
Grants Resource Center:
The American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Grants Resouce Center provides grant search and funding opportunities to its member insitutions, though monthly deadlines.
The office of Sponsored Research and Programs has implemented a "Top Ten Funding Opportunity" web page, that seeks to cover the general research interests of faculty. The web page lists the title, description of the program, the sponsor (agency) and the deadline. The link to the full program is also provided. Please take the time to see the listings of funding opportunities.
The National Science Foundation (NSF), has announced a new research-oriented portal web site called Research.gov, [continued...]
Broader Impact Proposal Requirements
Award Administration Guide, January 2008 (doc #: aag081)
Grant Proposal Guide, January 2008 (doc #: gpg081)\
Grants.gov is the government agencies primary source for the submission of grant proposals. When a grant application package is submitted through Grants.gov, a confirmation screen will be received by the sender as well as four emails advising of the status of the sent submission. [continued....]
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has made it official: the agency’s focus on its Digital Humanities Initiative is here to stay. Effective March 25, 2008, the enterprise became the Office of Digital Humanities (ODH), complete with its own resource library, blog outlet, and funding opportunity guide.
See information on NIH Policy on Late Submission of Grant Applications.
NIH: Salary Limitation on Grants, Cooperative Agreements, and Contracts
The FFATA Web Site Is Up and Running! Have you visited USASpending.gov yet? This free publicly accessible Web site contains federal funding data and was mandated under the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006 to be available by Jan. 1, 2008. It is a "re-launch" of http://www.federalspending.gov/. The data on federal contracts are drawn from the Federal Procurement Data System, and the data on federal assistance come largely from federal agencies via the Federal Assistance Award Data System. See link: http://www.usaspending.gov/.
The Grants Resource Center (GRC) provides services to its member institutions giving them the competitive edge in obtaining external funding, as well providing help in strategizing institutional goals regarding federal and private grant funding. Member services can range from asking a quick question about a particular grant program, to identifying funding sources for faculty projects. The GRC Members' Handbook (PDF doc) details all the services that its members can use towards strengthening their research comptitiveness for federal and private grants.
Recently the NIH announced that the error correction window for Grants.gov and NIH processing times will be reduced from Five (5) Business days to Two (2) business days. After January 8, 2008, the “error correction window” will be the two business days (Mon.-Fri., excluding Federal holidays) that follow the receipt deadline of the Funding Opportunity Announcement. See further information on this NIH eSubmission Item of Interest.