Nancy:

 At Youngstown State as at other institutions I'm familiar with, the
 Fulbright program has been regarded as an individual award program
 facilitated by university offices (typically, International Studies)
 but not administered on campus.  For example, faculty can count on
 receiving regular information about program activities, and may even
 request assistance with forms completion (not a routine service), but
 any fellowship award will accrue directly to them (along with any
 liability, of course).

 Eric C. Lewandowski
 Director, Grants & Sponsored Programs
 Youngstown State University
 One University Plaza
 Youngstown, Ohio   44555

 (330) 742-2378
 xxxxxx@cc.ysu.edu

On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Research Administration Discussion Group wrote:

>   The Fulbright Scholarship program appears to fund faculty and professionals
>   directly, rather than going through their institution.  We would like to
 know
>   how other institutions handle this.  do you reduce the faculty member's
>   salary during the time of the award?  Is there a way that we can require
 that
>   the funds be funneled through the institution?  What, if any, policies have
>   other institutions set up for this type of award?
>
>   Thanks for your responses.
>
> Nancy J. Borders, M.B.A.
> Director, Grants Management
> Medical College of Ohio
> P.O. Box 10008
> Toledo, OH  43699-0008
> Voice:  419-381-4252
> Fax:    419-381-4262
> E-mail:  xxxxxx@gemini.mco.edu
>