Grant Funding Opportunities

• How do I find out about current grant opportunities?

Writing my Grant

• How do I write the narrative, abstract, etc. for my proposal?
• Are there samples available for the different kinds of documents required to be submitted with a proposal?

Developing my Budget

• Who do I contact for help developing a budget?
• How do I know how much to charge for Salary, Fringe Benefits, Travel and Lodging in my budget?

Submitting my Grant

• Where do I get the University information required to fill in a grant application?

Human Subjects in my Research Project

• When do I need Human Subject training and/or approval?
• If there is more than one investigator on a grant, who must take the IRB training if it involves human subjects?
• If the proposal involves Human Subjects, whose responsibility is it to get IRB approval?

Grant Funding Opportunities

1. How do I find out about current grant opportunities?
   The ORS Grant Writer, Larry Nossaman, is available to help you research opportunities that meet your research goals. Please call 882-6752 for more information.

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Writing my Grant

1. How do I write the narrative, abstract, etc. for my proposal?
   The College of Ed's ORS Grant Writer, Larry Nossaman, will help you write and edit your proposal. Please call 882-6752 for more information.

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2. Are there samples available for the different kinds of documents required to be submitted with a proposal?
   ORS has provided a number of sample documents on this website for your review and use in the "Grant Development" section.

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Developing my Budget

1. Who do I contact for help developing a budget?
   Brandi Clements, Grants and Contracts Administrator, will help you develop a budget. Please call 884-8443.

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2. How do I know how much to charge for Salary, Fringe Benefits, Travel and Lodging in my budget?
   Consult our Grant Writing Manual, page 9-11

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Submitting my Grant

1. Where do I get the University information required to fill in a grant application?
   The Grant Fact Sheet on the Office of Research website has all of this pertinent information.

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Human Subjects in my Research Project

1. When do I need Human Subject training and/or approval?
   The Campus Institutional Review Board provides training and other resources for developing, submitting and getting approval for Human Subject Protocols for your research project.

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2. If there is more than one investigator on a grant, who must take the IRB training if it involves human subjects?
    It is the responsibility of each investigator on a proposal to ensure he/she has done the training. For more information, please see the IRB section of the Grant Writing Manual on page 7.

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3. If the proposal involves Human Subjects, whose responsibility is it to get IRB approval?
   It is the responsibility of the Primary Investigator to ensure the proposal has IRB approval prior to funding. For more information, please see the IRB section of the Grant Writing Manual page 7.

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