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: UNIVERSITY RESEARCH COUNCILPRIVATE
RESEARCH / SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY SUPPORT REQUEST
$500-$3,500* (maximum) - 1 Award per Academic Year
*Up to $4,500 available for projects involving undergraduate researchers
[PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT LISTED]
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR REQUEST BY THE FIRST OF THE MONTH
IN WHICH YOU WISH IT TO BE REVIEWED
Division of Research and Economic Development, 207 Schwartz Center
Date Received ______________________ Request Number __________
Awarded __________
Denied __________
Amount Requested: $ _________________ Date: _______________
Name: __________________________________ Dept./School _________________________________
Nature of Request ____________________________________________________________________
[Research Materials, Data Collection, Research Travel**, Equipment, Unusual Opportunity, External Consultant***]
Period of Support: From _________________ to ___________________
Signature ______________________________________
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( If you wish to be considered for $4,500 instead of $3,500, please describe how the undergraduate student will be involved in the research project. The student must play a more substantive role than simply being an assistant. In addition, you must include from each student involved a 1-page statement of objectives including expected outcomes of his/her participation in the research.
(( Travel to disseminate research (including conferences) is limited to $1,000 and should be applied for using the Professional Conference Support form. This restriction does not apply to contexts where the dissemination of the scholarly activity is the primary mode of scholarship for the discipline (generally performances in the arts). Travel to conduct research is supported. However, adequate justification specifying why the researchers physical presence is required and why the research cannot be accomplished through other means is required. Collaboration with a colleague is generally not justified without special circumstances that require face to face interaction.
*** Funds are available for faculty to work with an external consultant to improve their writing / grantsmanship; interested faculty should use this request form. The consultant must be a professional consultant who has prior experience with the funding agency. A database of recommended consultants is available from the Division of Research and Economic Development. In your proposal, please list the consultants qualifications, how an external review will increase your likelihood of securing funding, and confirm there is sufficient time for the review to be conducted and for you to address comments prior to the submission deadline. The Division of Research and Economic Development has funds available to pay external grant reviewers $200 to conduct NIH/NSF-style reviews of external grant proposals; URC funds should not be used for this purpose. Rather, these funds are for those wishing to work more closely with an outside consultant in the writing of a proposal. An example of a successful application for an external consultant is available upon request. B. Using non-technical terminology understandable to educated persons outside your discipline, describe the project for which you need research support. Please follow this format in writing your proposal. Limit your proposal to two pages or less (using at least a 10 pt. font and 1-inch margins); proposals that exceed this length will be returned. If appropriate for your study, please indicate whether IRB approval has been obtained.
(1) The Problem: What is the focus? What are the goals and objectives of your project?
(2) Its Significance: What is important, unique, and/or timely about this project to:
a. You and your personal research/scholarly interests?
b. The particular area of your discipline?
(3) The Need: What do you need research support for? How will you use it, if awarded?
If your request includes data collection, have alternative, less expensive methods of data collection been considered?
(4) Methodology or Procedures: How do you propose to carry out this project?
Why have you chosen this particular methodology and why is it best suited to your study?
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C. Project Budget by Item and Amount: Faculty are encouraged to request the full $3,500 / $4,500 if needed for the success of the project. Please provide costs and sources for entire project. Please note Council does not cover the cost of meals.
ITEMCOSTBasis for estimate:Portion from other sources (identify)$$$$$$$$$$$TOTAL
a. What will be the source of any needed funds not specified above?
b. If you have sought or are currently seeking extramural support for this project, name the sponsors and when you submitted (or plan to submit) the proposal. If you do not plan on seeking extramural funding please describe any efforts on your part to determine if funding opportunities exist for your research. It is the applicants obligation to investigate possible external funding opportunities before submission to the URC. You must describe your reasonable effort to identify such funding.
c. Please describe your specific plans for dissemination of the research and/or pursuing extramural funding.
d. Where have you sought assistance in funding this project within the University other than Research Council?
SUPPLEMENTAL DATA
Name__________________________________Department/School/Campus______________________
Rank: Professor _____ Associate Professor _____ Assistant Professor _____ Other _____
Graduate Faculty: Member _____ Associate Member _____ Not a member _____
Length of time at KSU: _____ Years Tenured: Yes _____ No _____
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1. Past Scholarly Activity. [The purpose of this section is to give Council members a feel for applicant's productivity.] ATTACH A CONDENSED VITA LIMITED TO 2 PAGES.
2. Have you had an Academic Year Research Appointment?
Yes ______ No ______ If yes, what years?
Have you had a Summer Research Appointment?
Yes ______ No ______ If yes, what years?
3. Have you submitted proposals to external agencies in the last two years? Yes____ No ____
Please list agencies:
Grants received last three years? Yes_____ No _____ List agency and year:
If you have not submitted any proposals during the last 2 years please describe your reasons for not doing so:
4. Are you presently on an external grant or fellowship? Yes _____ No _____
[Please describe and list source]
5. Please itemize all support you have received from the Division of Research and Economic Development during the last four years and describe the results (publications, grants, exhibitions, etc.) derived from this support. Use a continuation page if necessary.
Support (type, amount, term or year) Results:
6. Describe how the current proposal differs from projects previously supported:
TYPES OF ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED:
The activity must fit a definition of research that includes original contributions to knowledge and other valuable creative activities such as those in the fine arts and music, not directly related to teaching. Among the activities NOT suitable for support from research funds are various kinds of public service, professional service outside the University for which the faculty member may be compensated, preparation of textbooks that do not make direct and significant original contributions to knowledge, and practice to maintain or develop a skill utilized in teaching. Please note that requests seeking reimbursement for research that has already taken place will not be considered.
A. Conduct of Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity. Monies for materials, supplies, travel and services directly in support of faculty research and creative activities may be requested, but funds may not be requested for faculty salary. Funds are not for general research support but are for discrete, specific projects. Funding for research assistants may also be requested, however, proposals should not be primarily for graduate student thesis or dissertation research. URC funds are intended to serve as seed money for new projects or to help activities enter a well defined new phase; they are not intended for general operating support or for activities that are already funded. The maximum award is $4,500 per year in this category. These grants are awarded on a competitive basis; faculty must provide a concrete plan for future grant submissions and demonstrate a track record of submission of requests for extramural funding commensurate with national standards in their respective disciplines. For example, faculty in fields that are supported by federal agencies (e.g., NSF, NEH, NEA, NIH, Dept. of Education, and other agencies relevant to the field), should demonstrate how funding of their URC request will lead to submission of a proposal to the appropriate external agency.*
To encourage broader participation, a faculty member is not eligible for a second grant for one year following the completion date of a prior grant funded through this competition. Subsequent applications will be considered provided the proposed starting date of the new grant is after the ineligibility period. Priority will be given to faculty who have not received a grant from this competition in the past three years. Although new investigators are encouraged to apply, funds are not intended to replace or supplement new faculty start-up. Under certain conditions Council can consider requests for computer equipment. [See policy attached.]
B. Development of Extramural Funding in Support of Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities. Support for discussions with program officers and other funding agency personnel on specific proposal, project, or program matters may be requested.
C. Publication and Dissemination of Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity. Funds may be requested for copying, reprints and page charge support but under limitations. [See Notes below.] With limitations, Council also considers requests for publication subventions and for bringing guest scholars to speak on campus. [See policies attached.] Travel for research purposes may be funded by Council; travel to present papers at professional meetings is partially supported via a separate form.
NOTES
1. Travel Support. Applications for travel support must show how the travel will further research or extramural funding. The least expensive and most practical mode of transportation must be chosen. Full reimbursement by the Research Council is not to be expected, especially for large amounts. Owing to state regulations, travel advances cannot be secured. Council does not cover the cost of meals.
2. Page Charge Support. [A separate form.] Council will only consider page charge support as a last resort. Council will pay one-third of the charges with the assurance that the author has made provision for the payment of the other two-thirds.
3. Reprint Support. [A separate form.] Council will support one-half the cost of the first 100 reprints based upon the assurance that the other half is being paid by the department or other source.
4. Copy Support. [A separate form.] Council will support the costs of having the final draft of a monograph or book-length manuscript copied.
5. Subvention: Council will pay half the cost up to a maximum of $1,250.
6. Speaker Support: Council will support bringing one scholar to campus per event by providing half the costs up to a maximum of $1,500.
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH COUNCIL
SPEAKER SUPPORT POLICY
For the sake of promoting the research or creative activity of faculty and graduate students, the University Research Council is willing to provide partial financial support for brief visits of distinguished scholars to the university.
Criteria
The following criteria will be used to evaluate proposals for such support:
. The guest scholar has a national or international reputation with respect to scholarship of discovery, integration, or application.
. The person's activities during the visit will benefit more than one department or unit in the university.
. More than one department or unit will provide partial financial support for the visit.
. The person will normally present more than one colloquium, seminar, performance, exhibit, or series of lectures in his or her area of scholarship. Presentations will be intended for all members of the University community.
. The person will meet with individuals or small groups of interested faculty and graduate students for intensive discussions of his/her scholarship and/or grant support.
Related matters
. The University Research Council should be identified as a co-sponsor of the visit in all relevant publicity.
. Normally, the URC will provide up to 50 percent of the funding, up to a maximum of $1,500, whichever is less, for the speaker's visit. These funds may be used for an honorarium.
June 18, 1997
COMPUTER FUNDING POLICY
Because of the enormous demand, the University Research Council generally does not provide budget support for computers or computer equipment. In certain circumstances, however, the URC will consider proposals and award budget support for computers up to a maximum of $2,500.
In order to be eligible for such consideration, three or more of the following conditions must be met:
One of the following two criteria must be met:
1. The computer is primarily used for scholarly (research or creative) activity, excluding instructional activities, the preparation, editing or printing of manuscripts or articles resulting from scholarly activity or for the storage of data.
2. The computer is ancillary equipment or is necessary to operate ancillary equipment used for the purpose of collecting, creating, or analyzing data, or is otherwise involved in the development or performance of scholarly activity.
One of the following two criteria must be met:
3. The computer is used by more than one person. Any computer that is used by research subjects, students, or colleagues and graduate students to participate in scholarly activity and is not solely for the use of the investigator meets this criterion. To meet this criterion, the researcher should show that the computer will be located in a research laboratory, studio or performance site, which may include the faculty member's office, where others have access to it.
4. The computer is specialized and it would be difficult to adapt it to multi-purpose use. The sole purpose it is specialized to perform is scholarly activity. Under such conditions, it may be for the sole use of an investigator and it may be located in the faculty member's office.
One of the following two criteria must be met:
5. Funding a request for computer equipment under these conditions will support ongoing research or will very likely lead to significant extramural funding.
6. Failing to support the request will absolutely prevent the investigator from performing the scholarly activity.
If these conditions are met, software is fundable and may be included in the proposal.
June 18, 1997
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH COUNCIL
Policy Regarding Subvention
This statement pertains to faculty submitting requests to the Research Council for subsidiz ing the publication of books. In some fields this activity may be analogous to providing supplies so that a faculty member's creative works can be brought to fruition, and, there fore, it may be funded by the Council. In order to receive such support, the publisher in question must have a policy of objective refereeing. Therefore, any request for funds to subsidize a book written by a faculty member should include a list of all books produced in the faculty member's field in the last three years by that publisher. In addition, a copy of one of the books on the list should be made available if possible. A faculty member should not anticipate receiving more than half of the publisher's requested amount up to a maxi mum of $1250. It is requested that funds be returned to the university pro rata from royalties up to the maximum of any subvention granted.
4/18/88
Revised 10/17/95
This section to be completed by staff: Request Number: _______
Date received: _________________ Awarded: _______ Denied: ______
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