I don't mean to throw in potentially ANOTHER wrench, but is race a
factor in deciding support on a grant or is NSF simply collecting
data?

Sincerely,

Gina

Gina Betcher, MFA
Research and Program Officer
Office of the VP for Research
TEL: 269.387-8204
FAX: 269.387-8276
EMAIL: xxxxxx@wmich.edu

>>> "Sharp, William C" <xxxxxx@KU.EDU> 11/7/2007 5:28 PM >>>
Has anyone had experience with a PI possibly mis-identifying
his/her
race/ethnicity on the NSF PI/PD info form? Other than notifying
NSF,
what steps were deemed to be appropriate? Any background anyone
might be
able to provide on this issue would be much appreciated.

Bill

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William Sharp, Ph.D.
Director, Research Integrity
Office of Research and Graduate Studies
The University of Kansas
(785) 864-7430
(785) 864-5272 fax
xxxxxx@ku.edu

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