Typically, research projects follow the PI, but curriculum development and
training ones may not. Note that allowing a grant to be transferred does
not necessarily mean that equipment will transfer with it. Our state does
not allow state resources to be given away, so make sure you know whether
the project dictates that the equipment is the property of the institution
or if it is the property of the grantor, at least until the end of the
project. Janet
At 09:48 AM 3/14/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello. I am new to the list and fairly new to my position. I have a two
part question and would appreciate your feedback. Here goes:
>
>My provost has asked under what circumstances would an institution not
allow the grant to follow the PI to his/her new institution; I told him it
is customary for a university to allow the grants to go with the PI, that
it is common practice. So a two-part question, what is customary and why,
and under what circumstances would a university deny?
>
>
>thanks !
>
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