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Application Procedure
- Develop a three to five page proposal that provides:
- A brief discussion of the background and significance of the
proposed idea, including its relation to the present state of
knowledge in the field.
- A detailed narrative of the project that includes the
objectives, significance of the research, the research task and
expected accomplishments during the course of the project, the
specific outcome of the project, and a discussion of potential
external funding sources.
- Attach the following supporting documentation to the end of the
proposal packet:
- References (should be included as appropriate, but
will not be counted in the narrative page limitation).
- Biographical sketch/curriculum vitae (should list the most
current information and use NIH, NSF, NEA or other standard agency
formats if applicable, otherwise a maximum of two pages that include
current and pending support).
- A detailed budget and budget justification for total project
costs (see allowable and unallowable items under the Funds Available
section above).
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For Category I: Prior federal review comments, if available
- Submit the completed proposal packet:
- Through
USCeRA and
APPROVED by your chair, dean and/or chancellor before 5:00 pm
on deadline date. Application Receipt Date: November 12,
2007
*If you are unfamiliar with USCeRA or need
guidance, please refer to the USCeRA e-learning course,
available at:
http://grant.sc.edu/elearning_courses.shtml
- Select "Internal Request" VP for Research" and choose the
category type (Research Opportunity Program) from the USCeRA
drop down menu to ensure proper proposal routing
- The Internal Commit Form should be used to list the amount that
you are requesting from the VPRHS. Do not enter an amount in the
Start-Up box. Enter in the amount that you are requesting for each
year in the corresponding box. The total will calculate
automatically for you. Do NOT use the Internal Commit Form to enter
cost share. For more detailed instructions, please go to
here.
- Upload your proposal as ONE file using Adobe PDF or MSWord
formats.
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