Sponsored Programs and Research Compliance at Syracuse University
Explore the different flavors of sponsored programs, benefits of engaging in research endeavors, and the services offered by the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) at Syracuse University. Learn about the key elements of compliance in research activities and meet the dedicated staff resources available to assist with project administration.
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Stuart Taub Director 113 Bowne Hall staub@syr.edu; x9356 osp.syr.edu Presentation is adapted from a talk authored by Trish Lowney, asst. VP for Research
The Different Flavors of Sponsored Programs When a sponsored project benefits the public .. Grants Cooperative Agreements Other names MOU, MOA, Research Agreement . When a sponsored project benefits the sponsor .. Contracts
Sponsored Programs Common strings attached As a condition of receiving Sponsor support, the University will Submit progress reports on time (increasingly important!!) Spend funds properly, in accordance with sponsor and university policies (i.e. responsible stewardship) Acknowledge support of sponsoring agency Protect human and animal research subjects, the environment Comply with all applicable laws, statutes, orders, and University policies
What are the Benefits? Enables the university/institution to fulfill its mission To promote learning through teaching, research, scholarship, creative accomplishment and service. Dissemination of research findings on a broad scale. And allows you to follow your passion and life s work, and contribute to the public greater good!
OSP Services Train in responsible project administration Facilitate multi-investigator or multi-institutional proposal development Draft and format budgets, budget narratives, current & pending, biosketches, etc. Review narrative for inclusion of all required sections, formats, page limitations, etc. Authorize applications on behalf of university Negotiate/authorize binding agreements with funding agencies (federal, state, corp., foundations) Post award management progress reports, prior approvals, subawarding, close-out, etc.
Sponsored Programs, Research & Compliance What is OSP agreeing to prior to submission and after award? Debarment & suspension Financial Conflict of interest Appropriate ownership of Intellectual Property Export Controls Environmental Health & Safety (with EHO) RCR (with ORIP) Expanded Authorities and any sponsor s special requirements
Staff Resources osp.syr.edu Your Research Administrator Mary Ellen Gilbert Arch, Eng, CoE, CASE, UC, SBI x1121, magilber@syr.edu Amy Graves A&S, Falk College x9360, ajgraves@syr.edu Meghan MacBlane IVMF, BBI, iSchool, Newhouse, Whitman X8252, mtmacbla@syr.edu Caroline McMullin Ed, Law, Maxwell, VPA, Library x9358; cmcmulli@syr.edu Amy Deppa Preaward Administrator, Electronic Submissions x9355, asdeppa@syr.edu Stuart Taub, Director, OSP, staub@syr.edu, x9356
