One of our faculty members is looking to submit a proposal to NIH R21 that
would involve undergraduate students working as research assistants.  Being a
relatively new pre-award specialist, this has led me to two quick questions I
thought to run past the listserv: NIH has no maximum restrictions for
undergraduate student workers over summer, correct?  I reviewed all of the
policies I could find but haven't found anything specifying the summer hours or
wage maximums.  Also, do your respective institutions have a university policy
limiting the amount of undergraduate work or research to be completed by
students in a summer?  While we have one outlining the amount of hours that
work-study students can do, we currently don't have a maximum that would
be placed on any hourly wage students-particularly those being paid with
grant funds.

Thanks for any help!

MARC HEIMERL, Grants Support Specialist
Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
Marian University
45 S. National Avenue; Room A301D
Fond du Lac, WI 54935

Telephone: 920-923-8796
xxxxxx@marianuniversity.edu
www.marianuniversity.edu

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