We actually had that situation at my university.  Ironically, the timing
was during a regional NIH meeting so I took the opportunity to address
it with the NIH compliance official who said that it should not be
allowed under any circumstances due to the obvious conflict of interest
issue.

Judy

Judy L. Bristow
Director, Sponsored Programs
 Grants Administration
Office of the Executive
 Vice-President for Research
University of Louisville
Louisville, KY 40292

(502) 852-3788 (Phone)
(502) 852-2594 (Fax)
(502) 905-7886 (Cell)
http://louisville.edu/research/offices/grants-management/grants-management-customer-survey

>>> "Taylor, Laurie" <xxxxxx@MORGRIDGEINSTITUTE.ORG> 10/17/2011 5:44
PM >>>

Dear Colleagues-

We are a private, non-profit entity that regularly initiates subawards
to and/or receives subawards from a university.  Some of our researchers
have joint appointments at our institution as well as the university.
One of our researchers is putting together a proposal and wants to serve
as the PI on both the prime award (which would come to us) and the
subaward (which would go to the university).  I was wondering if any of
your institutions have a policy about this or have experience with this
type of arrangement on a grant proposal.

Thanks in advance!

Laurie Taylor

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 Dr. Laurie A. Taylor
 Sponsored Programs Manager
 Morgridge Institute for Research
 330 North Orchard Street
 Madison, WI  53715
 Office:  608-316-4335
 Cell Phone:  608-772-9805
 Fax:  608-316-4600

xxxxxx@morgridgeinstitute.org<mailto:xxxxxx@morgridgeinstitute.org>
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