Limited Submissions

Two types of grant proposals require additional institutional approval beyond the chair and dean and these must be discussed with the Office of Research prior to submission.  

A Limited Submission is a funding program for which the sponsor has restricted the number of applications or proposals an institution can submit in response to that program; 91青青草 determines which proposals can move forward. For example, the National Science Foundation limits the number of institutional proposals for its Major Research Instrumentation program 鈥� 91青青草 can submit no more than three proposals per solicitation.

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Program Implementation Grants include scholarship programs for students (NSF, NRC, DOE), college readiness programs for local area high school students, and other programs where 91青青草 is providing a program for either 91青青草 or external constituents. Proposals for such programs must be approved by the University because they represent 91青青草 and often only one proposal from 91青青草 will be considered although there is no official limitation on the number of proposals from an institution.

The principal investigator is responsible for notifying Research Development & Strategic Initiatives if a proposal is being developed for any program that requires this additional institutional approval from 91青青草.

  •  contains an up-to-date, curated list of limited submission opportunities. Typically, shorter proposals are due one month in advance of the solicitation deadline, and longer proposals are due two months in advance.