I think the best scenario is to get signatures on the final proposal rather than a
draft.  I agree with Bill--this is one of the reasons we get signatures, copy and
mail proposals for faculty.  I also have on occasion gotten a signature on a draft
proposal but don't do it on a regular basis.   I don't like to admit it but I've
also occasionally sent one out without the signatures if it is a fairly routine one
and we are in a real time bind.  I try to check out the dean's or president's
schedule and plan around that if they are going to be off campus.  (As we all know,
a schedule is hard to maintain when working on faculty proposals.)  We're a small
institution and it usually works out.

Jenny

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Jenny H. Bradley
Director of Academic Grants and Foundation Relations
Roanoke College
221 College Lane
Salem, VA  24153

Phone: (540) 375-2409
Fax:   (540) 375-2026

email: xxxxxx@roanoke.edu

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