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Grant Workshop School of Business Marina Aloyets, Pre-Award Officer Office of Research and Sponsored Programs October 10, 2012

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Grant Workshop School of Business

Marina Aloyets, Pre-Award OfficerOffice of Research and Sponsored

ProgramsOctober 10, 2012

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Today’s Workshop

• Mission and services of ORSP • Funding opportunities for business school

faculty• Best practices in proposal development

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ORSP Mission

To encourage, facilitate, and support MSU faculty and staff in their pursuit of external

funding for their research, education, training, and other scholarly activities.

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ORSP Services

Proposal Development

• identify, assist, and train faculty and staff in locating possible funding sources

• review proposals for formatting, accuracy, and adherence to sponsor requirements and guidelines

• develop budgets that comply with agency and institutional guidelines

• assist with online proposal application and electronic submission

• Many others ! (Visit ORSP’s website for a full list)

Award Management

• assist with understanding and interpreting complex agency requirements (e.g., prior approval requests)

• revise grant award budgets in accordance with sponsor guidelines

• negotiate continuing awards with federal and non-federal sponsors

• Many others! (Visit ORSP’s website for a full list.)

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Why Apply for a Grant?

• Fund Your Research Produce Results/Publications

• Prestige

• Tenure/Promotion

• Fund Travel to Professional Conferences

• Develop New Curriculum

• Fund Support Services and Professional Activities for Students

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Grant Searching Tools

Subscription-based funding searches available to you InfoEd: SPIN , SMARTSGrant Advisor Plus

Free web-based search toolsGrants.gov: federal grants on over 1,000 programs. Basic Search; Advanced Search; Email Notification by Keyword

MSU Funding Opps List-Serve

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Advice for New Researchers

• Fully utilize ORSP

• Pay attention to logistics and feasibility - plans for getting work done

• Don’t underestimate the importance of collaboration

• Collect preliminary data

• Become a peer reviewer

• If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again!

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Approaching Sponsors, Conferences, & Networking

Attend Conferences– Network! Discuss your research with potential funders. – NSF and NIH regional conferences provide a great

opportunity to interact with agency program staff, while learning about emerging trends and priority areas.

Colleagues– Talk to your colleagues! Who is funding them? – Check “acknowledgements” section of published

papers/articles.– Review funded awards & abstracts on agency sites .

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Approaching Sponsors, Conferences, & Networking

Contact with Program Officers

• Highly encouraged & in some cases required.

• Don’t be scared… be prepared! Summarize your proposed project’s major goals/objectives, methods, and expected outcomes in 1-2 paragraphs, and e-mail the PO. Does your project fall within the program’s current priorities?

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Thank You!!!

Questions?

Contact Marina AloyetsCollege Hall, Room 309

Office Telephone: 973.655.5367E-mail: [email protected]

For more information, please go to our websitehttp://www.montclair.edu/research-sp