Hi Maggie,

With the approval of the department head and dean, we have enabled
emeriti to apply for grants. We do not assign a co-PI or appoint the
individual in a non-paying adjunct position. The grants office is the
institutional link. We just had an emeriti receive a grant award from
the NSF using this model.

Best,

Phil

Maggie Bryan-Peterson wrote:

>Recently, the issue of emeritus faculty applying for grants through the
>university has arisen and we are asking other institutions how they
>handle the responsibility for a retired faculty member. Do you assign a
>co-PI for managerial/administrative purposes? Appoint the individual in
>a non-paying adjunct position in their old department? Does the grants
>office act as the institutional link? the retired faculty member is not
>putting in for a fellowship, but a regular research proposal.
>
>The institution is still the recipient. How do you assure compliance,
>etc.?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Maggie Bryan-Peterson, CRA
>Director
>Office of Sponsored Programs
>E230 Thompson Hall
>SUNY Fredonia
>Fredonia, NY  14063
>716-673-3528
>FAX: 716-673-3802
>
>
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