Funding Opportunities

Deadline Date

Category

Opportunity Title

06/01/13

Agriculture

Production and Postharvest Research Grants Program

06/01/13

Agriculture

Fisheries Society of the British Isles Travel Grants

06/05/13

Health & Human Development

Disorders of Human Communication: Effectiveness, Outcomes and Health Services Research

06/05/13

Science & Engineering

Geophysics

06/07/13

Science & Engineering

Travel Grants

06/12/13

Science & Engineering

Nuclear Energy University Programs

06/17/13

Behavioral Science

Research on Offender Decision-Making

06/18/13

Arts & Humanities

Audience Engagement Grant

07/08/13

Agriculture

Conservation Innovation Grants

08/05/13

Arts & Humanities

Performing and Visual Arts Grants         

08/15/13

Arts & Humanities

Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation                                                                        

09/01/13

Health & Human Development

American Hotel and Lodging Foundation

Each week, ResearchRoar will feature select funding opportunities that may have broad appeal within and across disciplines , as well as alerts about research-related issues.   The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) invites all faculty and staff who are interested in receiving ResearchRoar to “opt-in” by sending an email to Mandy McCaslan.

 

Training for new NIH policies

     Please join us on Thursday, April 18th  from 10 am – 11 am in 132 Fluor Daniel for an overview of the mandatory NIH Public Access Policy and transition to the Research Performance Progress Report (RPPR) from the eSNAP and PHS 2590 forms.

In this session, you will learn: 

·         The major differences between the RPPR and the eSNAP   module;

·          How to complete the RPPR;

·         What the NIH Public Access Policy is;

·         How to enter your publications into MyNCBI to comply with the Public Access Policy

     The RPPR is required for all non-competing continuation projects with start dates of July 1, 2013 or beyond.  As such, the first RPPR required use will be May 15, 2013 for SNAP awards with a July 1 project start date and May 1, 2013, for Fellowships.
This session is particularly important for investigators who are currently receiving NIH funding.  NIH will withhold funding from all non-competing continuation awards for those investigators who are not in compliance with the Public Access Policy.

     Panel members  from the Office of the Vice President of Research, the Office of Sponsored Programs, Clemson University Library and Grants and Contracts Administration will be presenting, and available for questions on the new regulations.

 

New Proposal Processing Form

     The Proposal Processing Form has been updated to better suit the needs of our college grants coordinators.  The form has been uploaded in a fillable PDF format to improve ease of navigation.  We have also added questions on the second page to facilitate compliance checks for Export Controls, and eliminated unnecessary questions.   Please be sure to review all of the new information and let us know if you have any questions.  This form should be used for all proposal submissions beginning tomorrow, April 11, 2013.  You may find the form on our website.