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Yes, you can apply for both an RP and a PP, however, if both are recommended for funding, a PI may only accept one award.
RPs are eligible for IDCs; PPs are not. There should be no mention of IDCs in a PP budget justification.
IDCs are on top of the direct costs. Some things like tuition and equipment, while a part of the direct costs, cannot be used for IDC calculations.
This Pilot Project is for either developing a new Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CUREs) course or to redesign a current course into a CUREs course. It is not for developing a new course – it must be a CUREs course.
Yes, 50% release time is still required.
To be eligible to apply, clinical faculty must be tenure-track or receive tenure-track status by the end of the grant. A letter of institutional support needs to attest to the promise of tenure-track commitment.
Yes, postdocs can apply for our funding IF they hold a faculty appoinment.
For MSP, the student is the PI on the grant.
Yes, they can, but the proposal does need to state that the Period of Performance will be September 1, 2025 through their graduation date (i.e., May 26, 2026).
No. The only travel permitted would be to a domestic scientific meeting to present work that was generated unde the proposal. Reasonable travel cost to one meeting to present would be acceptable (estimating a cost of ~$1,500/max). Please contact us if questions.