The Bradley University Human Subjects Committee (CUHSR) now has its own Web site: http://cuhsr.bradley.edu
Bradley University is the recipient of a 3 year National Science Foundation PFI (Partnerships for Innovation) grant. The main PFI web site is located at: http://www.nsf.gov/home/crssprgm/pfi
Bradley University is a member of Phase 4 of the Federal Demonstration Partnership (FDP). Check out the FDP here
Bradley University is the recipient of an Internet 2 grant from the National Science Foundation. The Bradley University I2 web site is located at: http://www.bradley.edu/internet2
Sponsored programs, also known as extramural (outside) grants, is an important part of the university's academic mission. By securing outside grants for their creative production and research, faculty are able to make their teaching more valuable to students. The administration of sponsored programs is a joint partnership between the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) and Research and Sponsored Programs Accounting (RSPA). These two offices provide a complete set of pre-award and post-award grant administration services for sponsored projects.
OSP is the main grants office on campus. This office provides a variety of grant services, excluding the direct financial administration of sponsored projects. OSP's responsibilities include the dissemination of grant opportunities; serve as the first step in the central administration process of grant approval prior to submission to outside sponsors; provide grant advice and expertise to faculty and staff; serve as liaison to external sponsors; submit grants to the National Science Foundation (NSF) via the latter's "FastLane" module; negotiate contracts and agreements with outside sponsors; ensure institutional compliance with human subjects and animal care research, primarily through the IRB and IACUC committees; and perform non-financial post-award tasks such as no cost extensions, change of Principal Investigator and grant transfers.
Faculty and staff with questions are encouraged to contact OSP by phone or e-mail.
Bradley Hall, Room 215
