Support of Scholarly Activities (SOSA)

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Support of Scholarly Activities (SOSA) Fall 2018 SOSA Workshop: Wednesday, September 12, 2018

What is SOSA? SOSA = Support of Scholarly Activities Mechanism to afford release time within workload (equivalent to 3 FWH) or funding ($5,235) for each year for activities that are beyond the level already expected and included within normal workload. All tenure track or tenured faculty and librarians are eligible to receive SOSA awards. Duration: most are 2-year, and some 1-year Support of ongoing and new activities Preliminary data or accomplishments are not required.

What Does it Support? Support of scholarly, creative, or professional activities: Scholarship that is consistent with the scholarly activities defined in the TCNJ Promotion and Reappointment Document is eligible for support. examples: performing experiments, analyzing data, developing a new theorem or argument, editing a book, developing an art show or catalog, preparing for a musical recital, annotating a musical score, researching and writing an article, book chapter, or book

SOSA Application Parts to the application: Cover form Proposal narrative Annotated CV SOSA Final Reports (if needed; past 5 years only) Budget (if needed), maximum 1 page Chair and Dean signatures are required later (not collected by submitter) IRB approval is not required for SOSA submission, but applicants must make appropriate actions to have IRB approval in place prior to start of SOSA project.

SOSA Application Proposal types – individual or collaborative Collaborative proposals require that each collaborator seeking SOSA funding submit an individual proposal. The role of each collaborator must be clearly defined. Electronic Submission through Vibe Initial submission (cover page and document uploads), intermediate steps (modifications, chair/dean acknowledgments), and final submission Once final submission occurs, no further changes can be made.

Committee Members 2017-2018 10 members representing all schools and Library David Blake (Interim Vice Provost, Academic Affairs)

SOSA Application Evaluation Grading Rubric/Assessment the project itself / proposal narrative (25 points) qualifications of the applicant / CV (5 points) non-tenured or reengaging faculty (Yes/No: 0-1 point) Maximum score of 31 points

Checklist NOTE: final reports only include the prior 5 years Proposal Narrative Yes No Annotated CV Final reports (if needed) Budget NOTE: final reports only include the prior 5 years Budgets: no more than 1 page on separate PDF

Caution!!! Your proposal will not be evaluated if it does not have the proper format or is missing documents (e.g. missing a final SOSA report) Refer to checklist (proposal narrative, annotated CV, budget if needed, final reports if needed) Submissions after deadline will NOT be reviewed (due October 1st, 2018 at 11:59pm) Submissions that are a continuation of previously sponsored SOSA awards must specify how the current proposal differs Detail on work completed, progress made, obstacles encountered, new directions identified, & proposed next steps.

SOSA Application: Cover Form Fill out on Vibe Separate Cover Sheet not needed

SOSA Application: Proposal Narrative Concise description of the proposed scholarly activity (“elevator talk” with overall goal, context and purpose). Remember who is reading and assessing your submission. Citations not needed. Proposed objectives of the scholarly activities (specific activities/subprojects to be performed during the award period) Detailed plan of scholarly activity with proposed timeline (how you will conduct the activities/subprojects during the funding period) Expected scholarly outcomes (tangible results/products and broader impact) Importance and Significance to one’s discipline and audience

SOSA Application: Proposal Narrative Assume your audience is not an expert in your field, avoid highly specialized terms (without definition) Consult RFP and sample proposals No more than 3 single-spaced pages, 1-inch margins, Times New Roman font, 12 pt. font

Proposal Assessment Rubric

SOSA Application: Qualifications and Scholarly Record Will be reviewed based upon evidence submitted in the annotated CV and prior SOSA reports (required only for SOSA awards completed within the past five years)

SOSA Application: Pre-Tenure or Re-engaging Status Must specify on the cover form Must describe concisely on the cover form how re-engaging status is applicable

SOSA Application: CV CV must be annotated Explain contributions to scholarship (e.g. multi-author papers). Consider providing a 1-2 sentence summary of the work (or service). Provide evidence of the scope and importance of scholarship (e.g., citations, newspaper write up, professional critique/award, was the work of national or international scope?). Highlight (as deemed appropriate) activities and responsibilities that demonstrate reengagement. Although too much annotation detracts, it is important to help readers outside the applicant’s field assess the scope and quality of the applicant’s record of scholarship. CV can be in any format, but remember who is reading

SOSA Application: Budget Examples of what may be covered: travel to research sites equipment supplies and technology purchases, purchases of datasets payment of a participation fee to participants in experiments travel to present research results

SOSA Application: Budget Office of Academic Grants and Sponsored Research (OAGSR) will review adherence to budget Appropriate deans will approve SOSA Committee does not make decisions regarding budget Applicants must determine which year or years budget will be used Must spend funds by the end of the fiscal year

SOSA Additional Information Since Vibe does not work well with Internet Explorer, (submissions from Internet Explorer may give error messages), we recommend using Google Chrome or Firefox instead Files should be uploaded individually Note that dragging and dropping your files may not work in Vibe

SOSA Additional Information Application deadline: October 1, 2018 RFP, supplemental information and sample proposals available on Academic Affairs website: http://academicaffairs.tcnj.edu/faculty/research- faculty-development/

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