With so many sponsors and/or programs limiting the number of proposals a university can submit (usually just 1), it seems that limited submissions is increasing over the years.  

I would be very interested in knowing how your campus manages the internal competition for limited submissions, specifically, who decides who gets to move forward to submit the full proposal?  

We currently have a committee of different faculty that would choose among the pre-proposals (1-page project summary plus CV) that are submitted by an internal deadline, but I am sure that there are other ways (maybe better and more efficient ways) of doing this.  

Can folks share, particularly if they LIKE their limited submission process?  

Thanks so much!

Jesse
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