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Grants.gov submissions to NIH

OR Checklist

Bloodborne Pathogen Registration Form

Human Subjects Protections Training (CITI) - required for key personnel on NIH grants and contracts

The Office of Research performs all pre-award and regulatory assurance functions for grants and contracts at EVMS.

• Submission Policies for Grants and Contracts
  • When to Submit
  • What to Submit
  • NIH Grant Submittal Instructions
• Upcoming Deadlines
• Cost Rates
• Forms
• Funding Opportunities
• Frequently Asked Questions (under development)
• Assurances/Identification Numbers
• Links
• Contracts

When Grants are Awarded

When grants are awarded, a grant number and an account release are issued. The account release signifies that all regulatory and financial aspects of the project are in compliance and the investigator may begin to use the funds.

A formal award notice detailing the name of the investigator, the sponsor, project title, and funded amount is sent by the Office of Research to the President, the Dean, and the EVMS Chronicle (internal newspaper).

For More Information regarding grants and contracts, contact demoryyf@evms.edu or conyerbl@evms.edu.

NIH R01 Grant Applications Go Electronic!

Beginning with the February 5, 2007 standard receipt date, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will require applicants to submit all Research Project Grant R01 applications electronically — no paper applications will be accepted.

Important Note: Investigators are urged to contact the Office of Research well in advance of grant deadlines to become oriented to the new submission process.

Information on the submission process and additional training and promotional resources are available on the NIH Electronic Submission of Grant Application Web site.

EVMS procedures for submitting to Grants.gov are on the Intranet.

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