Contact Information for Project Director/PI:

First Name*
Middle Initial*
Last Name*
Email Address*
Contact Phone Number*
College/Division*		Select Academic Affairs Arts & Sciences College of Professional Studies Gleeson Library IT School of Business School of Education School of Law School of Nursing University Life
Department(s)*
Contact Information for Co-Project Director/PI:
First Name
Last Name
College/Division		Select Academic Affairs Arts & Sciences College of Professional Studies Gleeson Library IT School of Business School of Education School of Law School of Nursing University Life
Project Information:
Name of Funding Agency*
Deadline Date*		Postmark  Receipt
Submission via Grants.gov?*		Yes  No
Project Title*
Subcontractors*		Yes  No
Cost Sharing Required?*		Yes  No
Release Time?*		Yes  No
Will the project involve the collection of data from living human subjects?*		Yes  No
Will the project involve research involving vertebrate animals?*		Yes  No
Will the project involve the use of radiation, controlled substances, or hazardous materials?*		Yes  No
NOTE: Applicants are strongly encouraged to meet with their college/division representative to discuss proposed projects and possible college/division commitments (e.g., cost-sharing, release time, etc.). College/Division (Dean/VP) approval to submit a proposal will be required before final University commitment can be authorized. In the space below, briefly describe any special project needs that may be required from your college/division or the University (e.g., space, staff, student worker(s), equipment library resources). Short Description of the Project* Include information on special requirements, e.g. cost share and course release time
Person submitting this form*
Please check all the appropriate Dean/VP representatives*
		Academic Affairs  Arts & Sciences  College of Professional Studies  Gleeson Library  IT  School of Business  School of Education  School of Law  School of Nursing  University Life
Note: University personnel applying or receiving external funding are responsible for complying with standards for the responsible conduct of research as well as with university policies and applicable federal rules and regulations governing non-discrimination in the workplace; use of human subjects, animals, or hazardous materials or agents in research; the export of controlled information and/or technology; financial conflicts of interest, scientific misconduct, and intellectual property. Please review USF's policies on these topics at: www.usfca.edu/osp/compliance.htm