1. ORIENTATION Grants Development Office & Sponsored Programs

2. Who We Are Grants Development (“Pre-Award”) is part of the Division of College Advancement o Kathy Meeker, Director o Tanja deMauro, Grants Writer Sponsored Programs (“Post-Award”) is part of the Division of Finance & Administration o Denise Straut, Director o Aleksandra Andreic, Sponsored Programs Manager o Melissa Nicosia, Human Resources Manager o Penny Ostrander, Purchasing / Accounts Payable o Lara Woods, Payroll / Cost Share

3. Seek external funds and administer grant and contract awards Our Primary Mission

4. It is the policy of the College that all grants and contracts submitted to external sponsors must be cleared through the Grants Development Office (grants and some contracts) and/or Sponsored Programs (contracts), and approved by the College’s Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR). Regardless of value, all externally funded awards to SUNY Oneonta for research, training, programs, curriculum development, etc. are fiscally administered by the Research Foundation of SUNY. Institutional Relations

5. The Research Foundation of SUNY is a private, nonprofit educational corporation whose primary responsibility is the administration of externally funded contracts and grants for and on behalf of the State University of New York. Research Foundation of SUNY

6. Pre- and Post-Award Services Pre-Award (Grants Development Office) Helps you identify, apply for, and obtain the funding Post-Award (Sponsored Programs) Helps you manage the funding and comply with various policies, both internal and external We collaborate closely. By working with us, you can design a program for external funding that complies with guidelines, avoids conflicts, and provides maximum flexibility.

7. For fiscal year 2010-2011: SUNY Oneonta ranked third of the twenty-one SUNY University and Technology Colleges in sponsored program expenditures, and second in committed funds. (Source: Research Foundation of SUNY) Sponsored Program Activity

8. Grants Development Office

9. We help to: o Brainstorm project ideas o Research funding opportunities o Strategize approaches for seeking funds o Develop and edit proposal narratives o Draft proposal budgets o Facilitate the support of administration and external partners o Ensure compliance with sponsor requirements o Work with Sponsored Programs to secure campus approvals for submission o Submit applications, electronically or otherwise Proposal Preparation Grants Development Office

10. 20 grant proposals submitted in 2010/11 (requesting a total of $7.5 million) 8 of these were awarded (total funding = $2.4 million); 2 are pending Current RF grant portfolio includes 11 awards totaling $4.55 million NSF (6), NASA (1), US Dept of Education (1), US Geological Survey (1), Institute of Museum and Library Services (1), Catskill Regional Invasive Species Partnership (1) Recent Grant-Seeking Activity Grants Development Office

11. Grant-Seeking Resources Grants Development Office

12. Life of the Mind: Our Common Goal Grants Development Office

13. The 2010 Life of the Mind merged the successful Faculty Research Show and Celebration of Teaching events, and featured: o 71 presentations o 136 faculty, students and collaborators o 31 departments / 16 affiliated institutions The full program with abstracts is available at: http://www.oneonta.edu/advancement/grants/FRS.asp http://www.oneonta.edu/advancement/grants/FRS.asp Life of the Mind (cont.) Grants Development Office

14. Abstract submission deadline: Sept. 26 th Grants Development Office http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/lotm/

15. The 2011 Student Research Day featured: o 99 presentations o 193 student co-authors o 60 faculty sponsors o Dr. Nancy L. Zimpher, SUNY Chancellor o Dr. Mitchell Olman ’78, Cleveland Clinic : From Horseshoes to Humans: Coagulation is Linked to Fibrosis For full program including abstracts see http://www.oneonta.edu/advancement/grants/SRD.asp http://www.oneonta.edu/advancement/grants/SRD.asp Grants Development Office

16. Faculty Grant Programs o Competitively reviewed campus grant programs that fund research ($2,500 max) and creative activity ($1,500 max) projects o Funded from SUNY Research Foundation indirect cost recovery and NYS Research Initiatives at Non-Doctoral Campuses funds (pending) o Applications due in early spring semester for funding on a fiscal year basis (July 1 to June 30) o 2011/12 round – 15 awards totaling $23,920 http://www.oneonta.edu/advancement/grants/small.asp Grants Development Office

17. Other Internal Funding o Student Grant Program for Research and Creative Activity o $1,500 maximum request per project o Submitted by student(s) with faculty sponsorship o Funded by College at Oneonta Foundation and the Alumni Association ($40,000 in 2010/11) o See www.oneonta.edu/academics/frc/ for guidelineswww.oneonta.edu/academics/frc/ o Teaching, Learning and Technology Center programs for innovative use of instructional technology (see TLTC website) o UUP (www.oneontauup.org) Individual Development Awardswww.oneontauup.org o Faculty Development Funds (Provost): Early Fall semester Note: These programs were offered in 2010/11, but availability, funding levels and guidelines are subject to change Grants Development Office

18. Other Services o Promotion of faculty and student research and scholarly activity through special projects and initiatives o Outreach (campus and community) o Grant writing workshops/classes o Support to the College’s significant private fund raising efforts o Service on College Committees Grants Development Office

19. Sponsored Programs

20. Award Administration Sponsored Programs currently manages close to 100 grant and contract awards and other related funds with almost $6 million in annual expenditures Faculty grant awards Contracts (e.g. migrant programs, Biological Field Station services) Faculty and student campus-based grant programs Sponsored Programs

21. Services for Funded Programs FISCAL and PERSONNEL  Payroll and effort reporting  Benefits and leave assistance  Cost share  Procurement  Travel ADMINISTRATION Support in administering sponsored projects in accordance with federal, sponsor, College, SUNY and Research Foundation guidelines. Sponsored Programs

22. Compliance Oversight o Human Subjects Research Must have Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval; consult website for information and forms o Animal Research Dr. Vicky Lentz (lentzvm@oneonta.edu)lentzvm@oneonta.edu o Radioactive Materials Dr. Nancy Bachman (bachman@oneonta.edu)bachman@oneonta.edu o Biohazards Tom Rathbone (rathbotm@oneonta.edu)rathbotm@oneonta.edu o Export Controls Research involving travel to a foreign country or work with foreign nationals requires review for compliance www.oneonta.edu/admin/spa/researchcompliance.asp Sponsored Programs

23. Compliance Oversight (cont.) o Responsible Conduct of Research Requires training for students funded by some agencies (e.g. NSF); Misconduct Policy Officer: Dr. John Schaumloffel (schaumjc@oneonta.edu)schaumjc@oneonta.edu o Financial Disclosure Financial disclosure statement is required to earn a salary rate in excess of a certain threshold (www.dos.state.ny.us/ethc/ethics.html)www.dos.state.ny.us/ethc/ethics.html o New York State (NYS) Contracts If award is made through a NYS contract, applicable forms must be completed Sponsored Programs

24. Grants Development Office Sponsored Programs We THANK YOU and look forward to working with you!