Carole:  Here is the link to UMB's Faculty Eligibility Policy.

http://www.ord.umaryland.edu/policies_procedures/external_grants_funds.html

You will notice that in order to be eligible you have to have an appointment of 50% or greater and meet certain criteria that qualifies the individual for faculty status.  Adjunct faculty would not be eligible under this policy.  The exception would be a request to the respective Dean to waive the requirement.  At UMB only the dean can grant the waiver with the identification of a UMB faculty who will assume oversight responsibility of an award should one be made.

Marjorie Forster
Assistant Vice President, Research and
Global Health Initiatives
Office of Research and Development
University of Maryland Baltimore
620 West Lexington Street, Suite 400
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-706-6631
410-706-6630 (fax)
xxxxxx@umaryland.edu<mailto:xxxxxx@umaryland.edu>

On Nov 14, 2013, at 9:37 AM, Carole Knight wrote:

Hi all,

How do you determine who can be a PI or Co-PI on a project for your institution?  Does it have to be a full-time faculty member?  Can adjuncts be PI's?  What about staff or part-time employees?  Do you have a policy that addresses this?

Thanks for any info you care to share.  Have a great Thursday.

Carole

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