2006-2007 FACULTY SENATE
The second
regular meeting of the 2006-2007
FULL AGENDA
I. Call to Order
II. Approval of Minutes
III. Special Order of the
Day
A. Roll Call
B. Announcements
C. Steve Ballard, Chancellor
D. Marilyn Sheerer, Interim Vice Chancellor
for Student Life
E. Mark Taggart, Chair of the Faculty
F. Don Joyner, Interim Director of Admissions
Breakdown of the freshman class and number of home-schooled
student admissions
G. Bruce
Flye, Chair of the Provost’s Committee on a Child Care Facility
The
full committee report is available online at:
http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/fsonline/customcf/fsagenda/fsa1006childcare.pdf
H. Dee Dee Glascoff, Faculty Assembly Delegate
Report on the September 29, 2006,
Faculty Assembly meeting.
I. Brief Moment in History, Henry Ferrell
J. Question Period
IV. Unfinished Business
V. Report of Committees
A. Committee on Committees, Henry Ferrell
First
Reading of Proposed Revisions to the Academic Research/Creative Activity Grants
Committee Charge (attachment 1).
B. Educational Policies and Planning
Committee, Dale Knickerbocker
For information only:
1. Consideration of
Adult Nurse Practitioner Concentration, School of Nursing
2. Discontinuation
of Sign Language minor and BS Physician Assistant programs, School of Allied
Health Sciences
3. Request for Authorization to Establish a DDS degree and
School of Dentistry
C. Faculty
Grievance Committee, Gene Hughes
Overview of 2005-2006
Committee Activities (Attachment 2).
D. Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee, Seodial Deena
Proposed revisions
to the Guidelines for
2007-2008 Research/Creative Activity Grants (attachment 3).
E. University Curriculum Committee, Janice Neil
Curriculum
matters contained in the September
28, 2006, Committee Meeting Minutes.
VI. New Business
October 10, 2006
Attachment 1.
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES REPORT
First Reading of Proposed Revisions
to the
Research/Creative Activity Grants
Committee Charge
(Addition is noted in bold print and deletions are noted in strikethrough.)
1. Name:
Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee
2. Membership:
14 elected faculty members.
Ex-officio members (with
vote): The Chancellor or an appointed representative, the Provost or an
appointed representative, the Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences or an
appointed representative, the Vice Chancellor for Research or an appointed
representative, the Chair of the Faculty and one faculty senator selected by
the Chair of the Faculty.
The membership of the committee shall serve according to
their disciplinary expertise. Ideally
this would include seven members from the College of Arts and Sciences, with at
least two each from Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Sciences/Math, and
seven members from the Professional Schools and other academic units, with no
more than one from each professional school. Each member shall have
demonstrated accomplishment in scholarship, research, or creative activity, as
evidenced by data submitted for each person nominated by the Committee on
Committees or from the floor of the
The
chair of the committee may invite resource persons as necessary to realize the
committee charge. The chair of the committee may appoint such subcommittees as
he or she deems necessary.
3. Quorum:
8 elected members exclusive of ex-officio.
4. Committee Responsibilities:
A. The committee recommends policies and procedures governing
the grant application process, criteria
for the awarding of grants, guidelines for the use of research funds, and
procedures for annual reporting by grant recipients.
B. The committee recommends the funding of meritorious
research/creative activity proposals.
Members of the committee are not
permitted to submit proposals for the committee's consideration. No member
of the committee may vote on his or her own proposal, but no member is
prohibited from voting on any other proposal before the committee. That member
of the committee shall not be present when his or her proposal is being
considered by the committee.
C. The Committee reviews at least annually those
sections within the University
Undergraduate Catalog that corresponds to the Committee’s charge and
recommends changes as necessary.
5. To
Whom The Committee Reports:
The committee submits recommendations of proposals to be
funded to the appropriate vice chancellor and reports the final list of funded
proposals to the
6. How
Often The Committee Reports:
The
committee reports to the
7. Power
Of The Committee To Act Without
The
committee is empowered to make recommendations regarding the funding of
research proposals.
8. Standard Meeting Time:
The committee does not have a standard
meeting time.
Full
October 10, 2006
Attachment 2.
FACULTY GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
Number of Grievants in Grievance Process
for Academic Year 2005-2006
(April 30, 2005 through May 1, 2006)
Less than One Month One-Two Months Two-Three Months More than Three Months
Step One 0 0 0 0
Number of Grievances Filed (Completed Step One) by:
Fixed
Term Faculty 0 Probationary Faculty
0 Tenured Faculty 4
Step Two 0 0 0 1
Step Three 0 0 0 0
Step Four 1 0 0 0
Scheduled for Hearing: 0
Hearings Completed: 1 In Report Stages: 0
Reports Issued: 1
Reports Issued in Favor of: Grievant
0 Respondent 0
Both Grievant and Respondent 1
Number Appealed to Chancellor: 0
Reports Issued by Chancellor: 1
Number at Faculty Governance: 0
Reports at Rewrite or Reissued by
Faculty Governance Committee: 0
Number Successful at Mediation: 0
Number Successful at Chancellor Review:
0/1
Number Terminated by Grievant: 0
Number Terminated by Committee: 1
Full
October 10, 2006
Attachment 3.
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE REPORT
Proposed Revisions to the Guidelines
for 2007-2008 Research/Creative Activity Grants
The
presentation of the guideline information has been modified in hopes of making
it easier for applicants to determine what they may or may not do.
The new grant submission deadline
will be Tuesday, January 16, 2007. The evaluation process will take
place during the Spring semester instead of the Fall. The awarding of grants will be made for the
full fiscal year July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008, and announced by May 1,
2007. The changes will allow faculty receiving stipends to select either 2nd
summer session 2007 or 1st summer session 2008 to receive the
stipend.
The proposed revised
Guidelines for 2007-2008 Research/Creative Activity Grants are available online
at http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/fsonline/customcf/committee/rg/proposal.htm.
East Carolina University
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE
Available online at: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/fsonline/rg/research.cfm
There have been changes made to the
granting process. The new grant submission deadline is Tuesday, January 16,
2007, with the evaluation process now taking place during the Spring
semester instead of the Fall.
The awarding of grants will be made
for the full fiscal year July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008, and announced on or
before May 1, 2007. This new system will allow faculty receiving stipends
to select either 2nd summer session 2007 or 1st summer
session 2008 to receive the stipend.
The Research/Creative Activity Grants
Committee solicits proposals for meritorious research or creative activities
from eligible East Carolina University faculty members. Proposals should clearly show that the activity
(a) is in the general area of the applicant's field, (b) is of scholarly
importance, (c) promises permanent worth, and (d) will not be directed toward
graduate thesis research. The proposed
research may be a pilot project to be used as a precursor to a proposal to be
submitted to an external agency or it may be a stand-alone project. Funds are
limited, so only those that are exemplary in all aspects are likely to be
funded.
Eligibility
Applicants
must be full-time tenured or full-time tenure track faculty.
Faculty
from the Brody School of Medicine and faculty on fixed-term or part-time
appointments are not eligible for grants to be awarded by this
committee.
Members
of the Research/Creative Activities Grants Committee are not eligible to submit
proposals for funding from this committee. Members who wish to submit proposals must
resign from the committee before submitting their proposal.
Recipients
of awards from RCAG or any other comparable University resources (e.g. Research
Development Awards, Harriot College Awards, College of Business Awards) may not
apply for new funding during the year in which their grant is active.
The
Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee funds the following expenses:
Stipends
for Research/Creative Activity
Stipends will
be equivalent to the prevailing compensation for full-time teaching in one
summer session. Applicants cannot teach
during the Summer Session in which he/she receives a stipend. These stipends
are not available to faculty who hold 12-month contracts.
These funds
are for expenses related to the proposed project. Project Expense Grants cannot exceed
$10,000. Project expense funds should be
expended or encumbered by the end of the funding fiscal year. Funds do no carry
over to the following fiscal year.
Guidelines for budget preparation and the justification for requested
funds are included in the application packet.
Stipend
for Research/Creative Activity and Project Expenses (dual)
Applicants who
are eligible may apply for a grant that will award money for a stipend plus
project expenses. Project expense funds
should be expended or encumbered by the end of the funding fiscal year. Funds
are not available in the following fiscal year. Guidelines for budget preparation are
included in the application packet.
Review Criteria
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That the research/creative activity has the probability of
leading to significant contributions in the field, or leading to publication,
presentation, performance, exhibition, and to the individual's professional
enrichment and growth.
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That the research/creative activity is based on knowledge in
the field, and the proposal clearly shows how the proposed effort extends,
expands, and/or explores new directions, techniques or processes.
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That the research/creative activity possesses evidence of
scholarly importance, consists of more than mere data collection or
confirmation of easily anticipated results.
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That the research/creative activity is methodologically
sound and within the competency of the applicant.
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That the research/creative activity of this project clearly
justifies financial support by this University.
Proposals will be evaluated by the
diverse group of faculty that make up the committee. Consequently, it will be to the advantage of
applicants to prepare abstracts and proposals in language that can be
understood by individuals who are outside the applicant's discipline.
Grant
requirements
Grantees are required to submit to the Research/Creative Activity Grants
Committee a final report detailing
the results of the funded work. Final
reports are due no later than September 1 of the fiscal year following that of
the grant. Reports should be delivered
by hand or email to the Faculty Senate office, 140 Rawl Annex. Report forms are available on the committee
section of the Faculty Senate web site.
Other Restrictions
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The final reports from any previous awards must be on file
in the Faculty Senate office before a new application will be considered.
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The publication of the results of projects supported by an
award from the Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee should carry a
printed acknowledgment of financial assistance from the Committee.
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There can be no co-project directors or co-principal
investigators.
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RCAG applicants are eligible to receive support
from only one university funding source in any single year. Persons receiving funding from other such
sources (e.g. Teaching Award, Research Development Award) must inform the RCAG
committee of the award and will need to decline other awards in order to
receive their RCAG grant.
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Individuals may not submit more than one proposal per
funding period.
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After an award is made, any changes must be submitted in
writing to the Chair of the Research/Creative Activities Grants Committee for
presentation to the Committee for approval.
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Applicants for projects involving research on human subjects
or animals must file the appropriate forms with the University Medical Center
Institutional Review Board or the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee prior
to submission of the RCAG proposal.
Funding will be contingent on approval from the appropriate committee.
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Failure to adhere to the formatting requirements for
proposal will result in the elimination of a proposal from consideration.
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Following the evaluation and awarding of grants, the Committee
will handle all appeals internally and their decision is final.
Application Process
Each grant proposal must include the attached application
form signed by the applicant and the chairperson (or dean, as appropriate) of
any unit involved. The original and 20
copies of the proposal (total of 21
copies) should be submitted to the Research/Creative Activity Grants
Committee, c/o Faculty Senate Office, 140 Rawl Annex by 12:00 noon on Tuesday,
January 16, 2007. No proposals will be accepted after this
deadline.
Applicants are strongly urged to attend
any information sessions given by the committee to verify that their proposals
are appropriate for consideration.
Applicants should also consult proposals that were funded in the past
three years that are kept on file in the Faculty Senate office.
Appeals
Applicants may appeal the decision of
the committee. The entire committee
reviews appeals and the decision regarding the appeal is final. Applicants wishing to appeal the decision
must explain in a detailed email to the committee chair their reasons for
appealing the decision. The chair must
receive appeals within two weeks of the announcement of the initial decision. Appeals will be reviewed within two weeks of
receipt by the chair. Applicants will be
informed of the final decision by email.
All items 1-9 on the cover sheet must
be completed and submitted together with the narrative.
Items 1
through 4:
Complete as requested.
Item 5: Complete IRB and Animal Care filings, if
appropriate. These forms must be filed
when submitting the application.
Approval of the research by the IRB must be demonstrated before funds
are made available to the grantee.
Item 6: Acknowledge and sign Application Cover Page.
Item 7: Signature of Unit Head.
Item 8: List of all
previous Research/Creative Activity Grants received from this committee,
indicating if the final report was submitted for each. Describe the publications, presentations,
performances, external funding proposals, or related activities, including
citations or publications directly resulting from each grant. Applicants should provide the committee with
some indication of the ranking/prestige of specific journals, shows, or
performances in which these grant funded work was published, performed, or
displayed.
Item 9: List current grant/contract support and
pending applications. Include project
title, sponsor, and funding level. If previous
proposals not funded by this committee received support from another University
program, indicate the nature of that support, including the program that
provided the funding, the amount of the award and the period covered by the
award.
Completing Narrative
Give a brief description of the
project. Each part of this narrative
must be included in the order listed and will be used to evaluate your
proposal. The proposal’s narrative should follow directly behind the Application
Cover Page.
All of the information listed below should be included
and specific guidelines followed. Failure to adhere to the restrictions for
the following items will result in the proposal’s rejection.
A. Abstract: The abstract should not exceed 250 words.
B. Proposal Description: Conciseness is
encouraged. Because faculty from
different disciplines will review your proposal, it should be clearly written
and free of specialized jargon. The
Proposal Description should include:
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Problem statement: Develop a clear and sound basis for the
project that includes supporting references that establish the context of the
research or creative activity.
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Specific aims: Present clear and attainable objectives and
clearly describe potential results and benefits.
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Methodology: Describe
how the project will be carried out, how the results will be analyzed or
evaluated, and the proposed schedule of activities. For those proposals where this approach is
not possible this section should then present a clear set of specific tasks and
activities that will produce the specific results expected.
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Expected outcomes and benefits: How your work will
contribute to the advancement of your field.
C. Literature Cited: Items referenced in the narrative or
abstract. Use a citation format that is appropriate
for your discipline.
D. Appendices: Supporting documentation such as contracts
from publishers, letters of invitation, award notices, letters of support from
school principals or medical centers involved in the project. Please provide English translations of
foreign documents. It is inappropriate
to include in the appendices any information critical to the description of the
project, such as that pertaining to the methodology to be used. Proposals will be excluded from consideration
if applicants appear to be attempting to circumvent the proposal page limit by
including such material in the appendices.
E. Project Expenses: Itemize expenses on the Budget for Project Expenses form.
F. Justification for Support: Briefly justify each item from the Budget for Project Expenses form.
G. Vita:
Submit a one or two page vita. Include degrees earned, institutions and
dates, and academic employment history. Include a list of representative
publications and/or creative activities.
Do NOT submit copies of publications, reports, endorsements, or
brochures.
H.
Checklist.
Format Requirements (strictly enforced)
Font: minimum 12 pt Arial or Helvetica;
Line spacing:
double-spaced;
1 inch margins
left/right and top/bottom;
All pages
paginated;
The abstract,
proposal description and literature cited together may not exceed eight (8)
pages in length; any figures or tables included in the proposal description
must fit within the eight-page limit.
The appendices
may not exceed four (4) pages in length
The budget and
accompanying justification may not exceed two (2) pages in length;
The Vita may
not exceed two (2) pages in length.
Multimedia Content
Multimedia
content can be submitted on compact disc (CD). One multimedia CD must be
submitted with each copy of the proposal.
Examples of acceptable multimedia content include high-resolution
photographs of sculpture, musical recordings, and animations of a vibrating
object. The multimedia CD cannot include
traditional graphs, tables, photos and illustrations that should appear in the
body of the proposal. If multimedia
files are included in the proposal, each file must be described in the body of
the proposal. The multimedia files will
be reviewed by people from diverse backgrounds using different computer
platforms and should be platform- and specialized application- independent. The
CD should contain file types that can be viewed on a standard Web browser with
normal plugins installed. An HTML
navigation page for the multimedia files on the CD is encouraged but not
required. Examples of these file types
include the following.
Still
Graphics: JPEG, PNG, GIF, PDF
Animated
Graphics: Flash, Animated GIF, Quicktime movie, MPEG movie
Sound: WAV, AIFF, MP3, non-streaming Real
Audio
Budget and Budget Justification
The maximum possible funding is a
summer stipend plus $10,000 for project costs.
Stipends are available at the rate of 16.67% of the applicant’s salary,
up to a cap equal to the prevailing cap on full-time teaching in one summer
session. Applicants must use the ECU
Business Manual (copies are
available in all departments) in preparing the budget to determine which budget
line is appropriate for requested funds and what current rates are allowable.
Budgets should be carefully and reasonably
constructed. The need for each item
should be clearly established, with sources indicated where appropriate. Budget excesses or budgets lacking essential
details and justification will be considered negatively in evaluating the
proposal.
Where appropriate, indicate any
direct contribution from your department or from any other University office or
individual that has been made or will be made toward subsidizing your project.
Specify the kind and amount of contribution or support on the budget page.
The budget may request money for:
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Research Assistants/Student Wages: Compensation
for graduate and undergraduate students should be consistent with the standard
compensation offered to these students in your department. Proposals for the
sole purpose of support for graduate research assistants must be strongly
justified.
§
Travel: Applicants may only request funds for travel that is clearly
be essential to completion of the project, such as data collection/observation
that is site-specific. Attempts to
obtain international travel funds from other (non-ECU) sources should be
indicated. Travel for the purpose of
presenting results at meetings will not be funded. Applicants requesting payment for use of a
personal car must explain why ECU cars cannot be used. Multiple, short-distance trips must be
justified. Travel will be reimbursed at
state-approved rates.
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Research/Creative Activity Supplies: Itemize all supply requests.
§
Printing: Activities involving organizing,
presenting, and/or publishing or disseminating the results of completed
research/creative activities will not be funded.
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Communications:
Itemize.
§
Equipment:
Requests for equipment or software purchase will not be supported
if: a) the needed equipment or software
exists elsewhere on campus and is accessible to the applicant, b) the item is
to be for general departmental use, or c) the item appears to represent
one-time use by one person. Applicants
are encouraged to determine the availability of desired equipment in other
locations on campus. This is
particularly true for computer equipment such as laptops.
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Other documented purposes necessary to the successful completion
of the proposed activity and within the general policies of the University
should be clearly specified and justified.
Completing Checklist
Complete the
attached checklist and submit it as the last
page of your proposal after the narrative.
Grant #2007-
_________ Amount___________________
East Carolina
University
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE
Application
Cover Page for a 2007-2008 Research/Creative Activity Grant
Proposals are due in the Faculty Senate
Office on Tuesday, January 16, 2006.
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c. Academic |
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Proposal Title |
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Type of Grant: |
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Stipend for Research/Creative
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Project Expense |
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Stipend and Project Expense
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Amount of project expense money
requested |
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Full-time tenured/tenure-track |
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(check all that apply) |
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12-month contract |
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Clinical |
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Where applicable, indicate
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Filed |
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University Medical Center
Institutional Review Board |
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Institutional
Animal Care And Use Committee |
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6. I understand and accept the term and
conditions set forth in the Research/Creative Activity Grants Committee
guidelines.
a. I
understand that I must file a final report of the results of the project with
the Faculty Senate office no later than September 1, 2008.
b. I
understand that publication, presentation, performance, or exhibit of work
resulting from support of this project by ECU must carry a printed
acknowledgment of this financial assistance by the University.
__________________________________
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(Signature of Applicant) (Date)
7. The applicant is a full-time tenured,
tenure-track, or clinical faculty member who, I believe, can complete the
proposed project.
__________________________________ _________________
(Signature of Unit Head) (Date)
8.
Dates of previous grants, final
reports filed, publications, presentations, performances, external funding
proposals, or related activities, including citations or publications directly
resulting from each grant. (section may be expanded in length)
9. List current grant/contract support and
pending applications. Include project
title, sponsor, and funding level.
Include in particular any current or pending funding related to the
proposed research. (section may be expanded in length)
East Carolina
University
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE
Budget for
Project Expenses with a 2007/2008 Research/Creative Activity Grant
Proposals are due in the Faculty Senate
Office on Tuesday, January 16, 2006.
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Research Assistants (University
personnel only); Student wages |
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Travel (Mode/Sources, etc.) |
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Research/Creative Activity Supplies |
2300 |
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Printing |
3400 |
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Communication |
3200 |
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Equipment |
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A BRIEF
JUSTIFICATION (ONE PAGE MAXIMUM, SINGLE SPACED) IS NEEDED
FOR ALL PROJECT EXPENSES.
East Carolina
University
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE
Checklist for a
2007-2008 Research/Creative Activity Grant
I. Please check that you qualify for a Research/Creative Activity Grant:
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full-time tenured, tenure-track, or
clinical faculty member at ECU |
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not currently a candidate for an
advanced degree |
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not from the School of Medicine |
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not a fixed-term or part-time faculty
member |
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completed all previous Final Report forms (If unsure, please call the Faculty Senate office at ext. 6537 for verification.) |
II. Please check that you qualify for a stipend for research/creative activity if requested.
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III. Please check the following proposal requirements:
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Application Cover Page, including: |
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Applicant’s name, school department,
academic rank (Item 1) |
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Proposal title (Item 2) |
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Type of grant (Item 3) |
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Amount of project expenses, as
applicable (Item 3) |
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Tenure status (Item 4) |
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9-month or 12-month (Item 4) |
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IRB/animal use signatures (Item 5) |
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Applicant’s signature and date (Item
6) |
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Applicant’s unit head’s signature and
date (Item 7) |
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List of prior research/creative
activity grants received (Item 8) |
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List of current/grant contract
support and pending applications (Item 9) |
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Narrative formatted along guidelines |
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Abstract (Item 10 A) |
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Description of proposal, noting the
restrictions of (Item 10 B) |
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Literature cited, if appropriate
(Item 10 C) |
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Appendices (4 pages max), if
appropriate (10 D) |
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Budget, if appropriate (Item 10 E) |
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Justification for support (2 page
maximum) (Item 10 G) |
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Vita (2 pages) (Item 10 H) |
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Proposal checklist |
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IV. Please explain briefly any suggestions you have concerning the proposal guidelines and application format.
__________________________________ ___________________
(Signature of Applicant) (Date)
East Carolina
University
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE
Due September 1, 2008 in the Faculty
Senate office (140 Rawl Annex)
Future grant
proposals will not be considered unless Final Reports have been filed on all
previous year grants.
Name:
________________________________________________________________
Academic
Unit:__________________________________________________________
Grant Number: #2007- ______
Grant Amount: $ ________
Grant Title:
____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Project Summary: Concisely describe the activities undertaken,
addressing the goals and aims presented in your proposal. Include citations to any presentations,
publications, performances, external proposals or related activities which have
resulted from this project. Indicate any
activities of this sort that are planned in the near future. (Use the reverse side if necessary.)
_________________________________________________ ________________
(Signature
of Applicant) (Date)
_________________________________________________ _________________
(Signature
of Unit Head) (Date)
East Carolina
University
RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS COMMITTEE
This page will
be used by the committee to capture substantive and constructive comments about
the grant proposal from the reviewers. This page will then be transmitted to
the applicant following the awarding process.
Name:
________________________________________________________________
Academic Unit:
_________________________________________________________
Grant Number: #2007-
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Grant Title:
____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Reviewer Comments: