| JUNE 2023 Office of Research & Sponsored Programs Vol. 2, Issue 10
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BRIDGE Program Phase 4
Phase 3 (full proposal submission) of the BRIDGE Program has now closed and we are moving into Phase 4 (internal review process and selection). Thank you to all the teams who submitted their proposal! We want to let you know we appreciate your hard work and dedication in preparing your submission.
The internal review process will include an evaluation and scoring of the full proposals by a review committee, presentations of the finalists to the Provost Leadership Team, selection of proposals for award, and a notification to all teams of the proposals selected for funding.
Be sure to review the information on the program webpage to understand the proposal review criteria. Please reach out to our team if you have any questions or need assistance.
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GrantForward Search Engine
Sam Houston State University has subscribed to GrantForward's Funding Search service (replacing PIVOT), which is open to all members of our institution
GrantForward helps you find grant opportunities that suit your research needs with a database of grants from over 20,000 sponsors, including federal, private, non-profit, and foundations. GrantForward also allows the creation of researcher profiles, so you can receive relevant grant alerts and save your favorite searches.
Please see this short overview demo. More information on training workshops will be released in the summer! In the meantime, if you have any questions, or would like to learn more, please reach out to our team.
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Cayuse SP
Check out our Cayuse SP site for more information on how to navigate our new research management platform. We have included a webinar recording for those who were not able to join our training workshops in April.
If you have any questions about Cayuse, please contact our Submissions & Awards team (orspsubmissions@shsu.edu), or visit our resource page.
If you have trouble finding Cayuse IRB, here is a guide showing how to navigate from the Cayuse landing page to Cayuse Human Ethics (IRB). You can find this and other useful information on our IRB website.
The CITI Program currently offers 102 webinar trainings covering a multitude of subject matter from Working with your IRB to Writing your First R01... and many more! Here is a guide to help you add a webinar to your account. If you need to register for a CITI training account, follow this guide.
If you have any questions about IRB, please contact Sharla Miles (sharla_miles@shsu.edu; 4-4875)
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Federal Updates
The Normandy Group, LLC provides our team with updates on the general activity of the political arena in Washington, D.C., to better understand the changes in the funding landscape. If you are interested in last month’s updates, you can read them here.
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Faculty Development Opportunities
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USDA PPA WorkshopsAre you a faculty member interested in agriculture, food, and natural resources? Then the USDA Plant Protection Act 7721 program is worth your consideration! Please join us for an introductory meeting to learn more about the funding topics and timeline!
We will be hosting two workshops in June. Our office is located at 2424 Sam Houston Ave (in the Sam South Plaza where UPD and Facilities are located).
If you are unable to attend in-person, we are also offering a virtual option:
- June 21, 1-2:30 pm (Click here to join)
- June 22, 10-11:30 am (Click here to join)
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Scholarly Innovation Summit
We will be hosting a Research Fair on Tuesday, September 26 as part of the the Scholarly Innovation Summit. Submission acceptances to the fair have been announced. To be added to the waitlist for consideration, please email Sarah Browning.
Our team has developed research posters to provide you with resources to use in your presentation. As a reminder, posters accepted into the fair will be paid for by ORSP if printed on-campus.
Consider Adding Summit to Syllabi
Please consider adding the Scholarly Summit to your syllabus. This would allow you to attend sessions that are of interest to your professional development, and it would also give your students the opportunity to attend sessions that are tailored to their interests.
Session Highlight
As we get closer to the date, we will highlight a different session each month to inform you of the different subjects and topics covered in the Summit. This month's session is The ABCs of Grant Management: Award, Budget, Compliance
Presenter: Maribeth Start
Description: This workshop is designed to provide researchers with practical knowledge on managing and planning for the spending of research grants. Participants will learn what to expect during the award setup and management process, including compliance requirements and reporting responsibilities. They will also gain valuable insights into effective spending strategies and budgeting techniques to ensure that their grant funds are used efficiently and effectively. Whether you are a novice or an experienced researcher, this workshop is an essential resource for anyone seeking to improve their grant management skills.
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Grant Slam
We appreciate SHSU faculty, staff, and students for their proactive approach in the search for new knowledge and for consistently demonstrating their concern about the world in which we live; applying their findings and skills to solving many of the problems facing contemporary society.
SHSU is dedicated to supporting the discovery of new knowledge, insights, and forms of expression through innovative research and other creative activities. On all areas, and levels of experience, we support our staff and faculty for taking that step towards innovation and change.
We want to give a big shoutout to the faculty and staff members below, who have submitted impactful grant proposals in the past month:
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Additionally, we want to highlight the faculty and staff members below, whose grant proposals were awarded in the past month:
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SHSU Grant Activity
FY23 (YTD)
167 proposals submitted for $104,140,814
68 proposals awarded for $22,530,034
FY22 (YTD)
121 proposals submitted for $65,139,334
52 proposals awarded for $19,642,260
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Dough-re-mi: Funding Opportunities to Fund Your Research Dreams
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DOJ Funding Now Open
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced its funding plan for FY23. DOJ offers funding opportunities to support law enforcement and public safety activities in state, local, and tribal jurisdictions; to assist victims of crime; and to implement programs that improve the criminal, civil, and juvenile justice systems.
Our team has created this funding page to enhance the pursuit of DOJ funding. This page includes open solicitations we are eligible to apply to from DOJ's grant-making components National Institute of Justice (NIJ), Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), and Office on Violence Against Women (OVW).
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HSI Funding Opportunities
Our team has meticulously researched and curated a list of grants, and other funding opportunities specifically designed for a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), so you can easily find and apply for the funding you need. With our list, you will have access to opportunities that will help you achieve your goals and make a positive impact in our community. Start exploring the HSI funding opportunities available to you!
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EURECA!The SHSU Center for Enhancing Undergraduate Research Experiences and Creative Activities (EURECA) advances the culture of scholarly and creative excellence by cultivating and developing faculty-mentored, discipline-specific inquiry among undergraduate students.
The Center also educates undergraduate students about how discipline-specific inquiry enriches the academic experience and helps them realize professional goals. EURECA's mission is to increase the visibility and awareness of opportunities for SHSU undergraduate students to engage in research and creative activities.
If you would like to learn more about EURECA, please subscribe to their monthly newsletter. For questions, please contact Kelbi Delaune (delaune@shsu.edu; 4-4993)
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NSF Plans for Safe & Inclusive Work Environment When Conducting Off-Campus Research
New or renewal proposals to the National Science Foundation (NSF) submitted January 30, 2023 or later that are funded will require that PIs take an additional step to safeguard participants when engaging in off-campus research activities. Our team has developed guidance and a template that can be found on our Resource page.
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Webinar Repository
Our webinar repository is here to provide you with the resources and tools you need to succeed in the competitive world of grant writing.
From mastering the art of grant writing and budgeting, to navigating the submission and award process, our collection of webinars covers all different stages of the grant life cycle. You'll learn from experts in the field who will share their knowledge and experience on how to write winning grants and secure funding for your projects.
Whether you're a seasoned professional looking to expand your skill set or just starting out on your grant writing journey, we hope you find these resources helpful. Our team works diligently to update the webinars available to ensure you have access to the most relevant sources.
Did not find what you were looking for? Contact our team and we can help guide you in the right direction.
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Wondering how to get started with our team?
We are always accessible, and you can begin engaging with us whenever you are comfortable. If you are still in the ideation stage or looking for funding opportunities, then reach out to our Research and Proposal Development team. If you already have a grant identified and are ready to begin the development of documents then submit a Pre-Proposal Notification (PPN) form, and we will get a team assigned to assist you in the preparation and submission process.
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