Ditto to all that has been said. We are in the midst of having lunches
for new faculty from all disciplines to fill them in on our rewards,
services, internal grant seed programs. The conversations have taken on
an air of their own that lead to collaborations. Very interesting to
watch this dynamic at work among enthusiastic new faculty.

Kristy Ford wrote:

>I think Genius is more effective.  It allows the faculty to set up an account and include their study/research interests and other preferences that provides funding opportunities tailored to their interests.  It also allows them to search for possible collaborators who share their research interests, which is very beneficial during a time in which federal agencies are more likely to fund collaborative, lower-risk proposals.  However, I do not have as much experience with InfoEd as others may have.
>
>Kristy
>
>Kristy Ford
>Grant Management Manager
>Office of Sponsored Programs/MHUMC
>4750 Waters Ave. Suite 212
>Savannah, GA  31404
>(912)350-6379
>
>
>
>
>>>>Jim Cappellucci <xxxxxx@BIDMC.HARVARD.EDU> 10/3/2007 3:43 PM >>>
>>>>
>>>>
>Is Infoed Effective?
>
>James Cappellucci, Sr. Financial Analyst
>Research Finance
>Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
>330 Brookline Avenue, BR109, 2nd Floor
>Boston, MA  02115
>P. 617-667-4280
>F. 617-667-1110
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Research Administration List [mailto:xxxxxx@hrinet.org] On
>Behalf Of Kristy Ford
>Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 3:40 PM
>To: xxxxxx@hrinet.org
>Subject: Re: [RESADM-L] Pre-Award Services - Increase Proposal
>Submissions
>
>You could put together a monthly newsletter informing the faculty of
>upcoming submissions.  If you subscribe to Federal Grants Weekly,
>Genius, or other search engines or newsletters, you can provide several
>different opportunities in different areas of study to your faculty in a
>monthly newsletter created and disseminated by your OSP.
>
>I know that some universities have had difficulty getting faculty to
>submit for grants simply because of heavy teaching loads.   However,
>every university has its own culture.  It may be useful to send out a
>survey to your faculty to find out what influences your faculty to
>submit for grant money or what deters them from doing so.
>
>Hope this helps!
>Kristy
>
>Kristy Ford
>Grant Management Manager
>Office of Sponsored Programs/MHUMC
>4750 Waters Ave. Suite 212
>Savannah, GA  31404
>(912)350-6379
>
>
>
>
>>>>"Meyer, Diane M [S P]" <xxxxxx@IASTATE.EDU> 10/3/2007 3:05 PM >>>
>>>>
>>>>
>Greetings!
>
>
>
>We are experiencing a reduction in the number of proposals submitted by
>our faculty/PI's.  Anyone out there with the same experience?  I'm
>interested in what you may have done (i.e. surveys, additional services,
>outreach and etc.) to increase the number of proposals at your
>institution.  Currently, we have three members of the Proposal Team who
>reviewed 1,825 proposals last year.  We don't copy and mail paper copies
>of the proposals, but our services do include the following.
>
>       Note:  Our internal proposal routing form is called the GoldSheet
>and is electronically routed.
>
>
>
>*	Provide assistance with budgets and related questions;
>*	interpretation of ISU and sponsor guidelines;
>*	questions related to GoldSheet routing and processing;
>*	questions related to necessary supporting documentation for
>proposals and/or GoldSheets (i.e. sponsor guidelines, subcontract
>documents, matching/cost sharing forms and letters, fringe benefit and
>indirect cost rates, etc.).
>*	Electronic Research Administration support including GoldSheet
>user accounts, creation and maintenance of user accounts in sponsor
>databases (i.e. NSF FastLane, NIH eRA Commons, and NASA NSPIRES),
>submission of proposals by OSPA (i.e. FastLane, Grants.gov, etc.), and
>on-line institutional registration/certification (i.e. CCR, ORCA, and
>others).
>*	Prepare and provide training for faculty and staff as it relates
>to proposal budget preparation, GoldSheet use, and electronic proposal
>submission/administration.
>*	Respond to calls/emails requesting assistance or additional
>information about a proposal that has been submitted, but not funded
>(usually from the sponsor).
>*	Provide revised budget assistance.
>*	Provide support for Community of Science (COS) profile
>management and offer assistance for utilizing funding opportunity
>searches in the COS database.
>
>
>
>I look forward to hearing from you!
>
>Diane
>
>
>
>Diane M. Meyer, Proposal Team Director
>Office of Sponsored Programs Administration
>Iowa State University
>1138 Pearson
>Ames, Iowa  50011-2207
>515-294-4567 (voice)  515-294-8000 (fax)
>
>http://ospa.iastate.edu
>
>Look at everything as though you were seeing it either for the first or
>last time. Then your time on earth will be filled with glory.
>
>-Betty Smith
>
>
>
>
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