THECB 8/03 Leveraging Research Dollars Deborah L. Greene, PhD Assistant Commissioner for Finance, Research, and Campus Planning Texas Higher Education.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Presented by the US Department of Education. More information at

Advertisements

P-16 Council Overall Goals Regional change agents for “Closing the Gaps” Engaging community stakeholders Parents K-12 teachers K-12 administrators College.

Trustees Academy August 30, 2010 Indiana Commission for Higher Education HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDING IN INDIANA: THE ROLE OF THE INDIANA COMMISSION FOR HIGHER.

The Florida College System House Bill 7135: Relating to Postsecondary Education Julie Alexander & Carrie Henderson April 20,

Leading the Way : Access. Success. Impact. Board of Governors Summit August 9, 2013.

August 2006 OSEP Project Director's Conference 1 Preparing Teachers to Teach All Children: The Impact of the Work of the Center for Improving Teacher Quality.

The Industry-University Cooperative Research Program ( IUCRP ) University of California 1996 – 2010 Lovell Jarvis University of California, Davis.

NSF Regional Grants Conference St. Louis, MO

Agenda Item # 1 8/19/2009 2Budget, Finance & Audit Committee.

JOINT LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COMMITTEE HEARING SENATE BUDGET and FISCAL REVIEW COMMITTEE Delivering Energy Savings for California AMERICAN RECOVERY & Karen.

High Impact Implementation for an Innovation-Driven Economy The Texas Industry Cluster Initiative.

LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO Sixty-first Legislature First Regular Session IN THE SENATE SENATE BILL NO BY FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Funding Opportunities at the Institute of Education Sciences: Information for the Grants Administrator Elizabeth R. Albro, Ph.D. Acting Commissioner National.

Funding Opportunities at the Institute of Education Sciences Elizabeth R. Albro, Ph.D. Associate Commissioner Teaching and Learning Division National Center.

2011 – 2013 BIENNIUM BUDGET POLICY PAPER Committee Members Gene Awakuni Helen Cox Reed Dasenbrock Linda Johnsrud John Morton Howard Todo.

UCSC Committee on Planning and Budget Professional School Update Spring Senate Meeting March 9, 2007 Spring Senate Meeting March 9, 2007.

The Council on Undergraduate Research ProVisions September 17, 2013.

The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is an Equal Opportunity employer and educator. Presented to the Board of Trustees June 2007 FY2008.

Basic Energy Sciences Advisory Committee Meeting March 3, 2010 Overview of the DOE Office of Science Graduate Fellowship Program Julie Carruthers, Ph.D.

Office of Research and Sponsored Programs New Faculty Orientation Fall, 2012.

Funding Opportunities at the Institute of Education Sciences Elizabeth R. Albro, Ph.D. Associate Commissioner Teaching and Learning Division National Center.

Deans, Chairs & Directors Meeting April 30, 2009.

Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA) Kathleen Kozar, Director Norey Laug, Associate Director March 7, 2013.

Professional Science Master’s Programs: Federal Budget Strategy April 4, 2008 Council of Graduate Schools.

Innovations for Success: Skill Panels Mike Brennan Washington State Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board January 17 th, 2006 North West.

Staff Development Approaches at The University of Georgia: Philosophy, Models, and Financial Support University of Georgia Institute of Higher Education.

Research Program Overview National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research Robert J. Jaeger, Ph.D. Interagency and International Affairs Interagency.

SHEEO Prof. Dev. Conference THECB August 13, 2004 Philadelphia 1 Affordability Strategies in the States Moderator: Laura King (Minnesota) Presenter: Deborah.

The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is an Equal Opportunity employer and educator. Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Biennial.

The Value of Investment in University Research and Innovation Arizona’s Research Universities Drive State Economic Growth 1.Workforce development - provide.

Phoenix Convention Center Phoenix, Arizona Regional Innovation Clusters Track 10: InnovationRegional Innovation in Arizona Michelle De Blasi Gammage and.

Graduate Student Orientation. The Office of Sponsored Research Dr. Michael Odell, Associate Vice President – Research and Federal Relations – Coordinating.

The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is an Equal Opportunity employer and educator. Presented to the Finance/Facilities Committee Board.

FY13 Sponsored Programs Expenditure Report Prepared by the Office of the Associate Vice President for Research and Federal Relations (Internal Report)

CLOSING the GAPS by 2015 The Texas Higher Education Plan October Presented to MVC faculty forum November.

Investing in California SBIR Companies CSA / RTTC management of venture capital firms Prepared by: CSA Ad hoc Investment Committee October 8 th, 2005.

Welcome to the January 16, 2013 CPI meeting Today’s agenda includes the following items: Update on University Research Initiatives– Dr. R. Bowen Loftin,

Research at UMR Serving the needs of Missouri and our Nation Wayne Huebner Interim Vice Provost for Research University of Missouri-Rolla Rolla, MO

Overview of State Budget FOR THE 2012–13 BIENNIUM JANUARY 2011 HOUSE VERSION   LBB baseline appropriations for state government ops total $156.4 billion.

Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness Grant Multi – Year Award Process Matthew R. Jones Sr. Grants Management Specialist Grants and Registration Branch.

Needs Assessment: Conducting, Completing and Aligning with the Budget November 9, 2015 Deborah Walker, ESE Worcester Public Schools: Gregg Barres, Manager.

The College of Education and Professional Studies Phase II Planning Committee November 19, 2015 Faculty Senate.

1 Strategic Plan Review. 2 Process Planning and Evaluation Committee will be discussing 2 directions per meeting. October meeting- Finance and Governance.

CU Boulder Research, Scholarly Activity, and Creative Works GSAC –April 30, 2010 Russ Moore, Interim VC Research.

Wayne Huebner Vice Provost for Research University of Missouri-Rolla Rolla, MO presentation to: F 3 August 15, 2006 Research UMR: Serving the needs.

Emily Nott Relationship Manager - Research Councils IT Community Summit 3 April 2008 Technology Strategy Board V

Veterans Services Provided by Illinois Community Colleges Illinois Community College Board Meeting January 24, 2014 Jeff Newell.

Mathematics and Science Partnerships Grant RFP Informational Session April 5, 2010.

2010 Research Report to UKRF Board of Directors James W. Tracy Vice President for Research 04 May 2010.

A subsidiary of Downloaded from A Public Private Partnership to fight HIV/AIDS in Gombe state Engr.Haladu.

ESSB 6656 Overview and Scope of the Select Committee on Quality Improvement in State Hospitals April 29, 2016 Kevin Black, Senate Committee Services Andy.

PLYMOUTH STEM STRATEGY DRAFT Vision To unify and monitor the positive momentum in STEM to ensure its leadership across Plymouth is aligned to.

Directorate for Education and Human Resources Photo credits (from left) : U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Intel Free Press, Kate Ter Haar, Woodley Wonder.

July 28, 2011 THECB 6/2011 Closing the Gaps 2011 Progress Report.

Justin Miller, MPA Proposal Manager, Sponsored Programs Office Green Funding Specialist, Council on the Environment Doctoral Student, Higher Education.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN Presenter Mark McGurk, VPBA Funding & Finance Informational May 17, 2016.

Developing Infrastructure Julie B. Cole Wake Forest University NCURA PUI Conference.

Enrollment Formula Funding and Outcomes Funding

HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCE AND BUDGETING May 2017

FY15 Research Expenditure Report

Center for Excellence in Applied Computational Science and Engineering

Accountability Peer Group Webinar

What is Expected of New Faculty Members? (How to succeed?)

Texas Budget Process GOVT 2306, Module 12.

Budgeting & Reporting Cycle

Staff Recommendations for the 2016 Texas Higher Education Star Awards

Executive Sponsor: Marcos Trujillo, Acting Division Director

Planning Process Strategic Plan Operational Priorities

NCAA Division I Academic Unit

Presentation transcript:

THECB 8/03 Leveraging Research Dollars Deborah L. Greene, PhD Assistant Commissioner for Finance, Research, and Campus Planning Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board SHEEO Professional Development Conference South Lake Tahoe August 15, 2003

THECB 8/03 History of the Advanced Research and Advanced Technology Programs Environment Texas Advanced Technology Research Program (1985) ARP/ATP (1987) –Advanced Technology Development and Transfer Program (1993) –Supplemental Grants for Math and Science Teachers (1999)

THECB 8/03 Targeted Areas *Traditional Texas Research Strengths ARP (T = 9) –Bioscience –Chemistry –Computer Science –Earth Science –Engineering –Material Science –Mathematics –Physics and Astronomy –Social and Behavioral Sciences ATP (T = 12) –Aerospace –*Agriculture –*Biomedicine –*Energy –Environmental Science and Engineering –Information Sciences –Manufacturing Technology –Medical Biotechnology –Microelectronics –Telecommunications –Transportation

THECB 8/03 Administrative Oversight Staff (T=5) –Director –Program Director –Associate Program Director –Technical and Program Specialist –Administrative Technician Annual Progress Reports in July and Final Report in October Also: Texas Workforce Development grant program; Research Expenditures Report; Restricted Research Expenditures; Research Assessment Program

THECB 8/03 Funding Mechanism Student-Centered Merit-Based Highly Competitive (~ 12% funded) Peer Reviewed

THECB 8/03 Legislative Support Biennial Appropriation - $60 m –ARP - $20m –ATP - $40m 14-Year Cumulative Total - $431.6m –ARP - $139.1m –ATP - $282.5m

THECB 8/03 Match Requirements Advanced Technology Development and Transfer Program – requires 1:1 external support match

THECB 8/03 Application Process Totally electronic with 2003 competition Guidelines approved and issued in April Pre-proposals due in June Panel reviews in July Invited proposals due in September Panels review/recommend in October Projects approved in October Award letters sent in November Jan. 1, 2004 – Dec. 31, 2005 grant period

THECB 8/ – 2003 Biennial Grant Competition Pre-proposals  $556 m Proposals  $236 m Panels  $167 m Funded projects  $ 61 m

THECB 8/03 Proposals NOT Funded 611 viable, quality proposals ($96m) Seed money – federal support lost Pilot data – federal support lost Student education and training opportunities lost Development and commercialization opportunities lost

THECB 8/03 ARP/ATP Average Project Profile Awarded $151K Secured $480K in external funds – >300% ROI Provided research experience for 5 graduate and 3 undergraduate students Produced 4 refereed papers 1 in 8 projects will produce a license agreement 1 in 50 projects will produce a new company

THECB 8/03 Evaluation External Review – biennial requirement Comptroller – ad hoc Performance Reviews Legislative Budget Board – ad hoc Performance Reviews Impact Study – new for 2003 competition

THECB 8/03 Outcomes – Human Resource Development Avg/last 6 yrsCum. Total Graduate Students2,085 13,534 Undergraduate Students1,391 8,490 HS Science/Math Teachers Proposals Funded 413 2,791

THECB 8/03 Outcomes – Generation of Additional Funding Avg/last 6 yrsCum. Total Sponsored Funding Leveraged $200m $1,420m

THECB 8/03 Outcomes – Technology Transfer Avg/last 6 yrsCum. Total Patents Licenses Copyrights 9 53 Start-up Companies 8 58

THECB 8/03 Outcomes – Creation of New Knowledge/Technology Avg/last 6 yrsCum. Total Refereed Papers1,30610,908 Conference Papers1,114 8,157 Technical Reports 142 1,610

THECB 8/03 For the 2004 – 2005 Biennium Appropriations for FY 2004 – FY 2005 –ARP: $ 9.5m –ATP: $19.5m Governor’s Veto: ARP - $9.5m

THECB 8/ – 2005 Biennial Grant Competition Pre-proposals  $311 m Proposals  $103 m Panels - ?  $ ? m Funded projects - ?  $ ? m

THECB 8/03 Next Steps Q: Coordinating Board (CB) to develop an overarching strategy to achieve the Research sub-goals in Closing the Gaps? Q: CB to articulate program and policy options for the next legislative session?

THECB 8/03 Next Steps - continued Q: CB to engage the A/C on Research Programs and the Board’s Committee on Research? Q: CB to identify a broad constituency - and our natural allies - to support the programs and policies?

THECB 8/03 For Further Information: Linda Domelsmith, Ph.D. Director, Research, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Deborah L. Greene, Ph.D. Assistant Commissioner for Finance, Campus Planning, and Research, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board