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This is how the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs will begin sending out monthly newsletters at the start of the Fall semester to increase efficiency and have better usage metrics than the email version we've been using.

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Subawards

Subawards

Important Distinctions:

Not every subrecipient of funds can be budgeted as a subaward. There are different rules with indirect costs and different tax implications - it is incredibly important to determine if the subrecipient is a contractor or a subaward. Improper categorization in the proposal budget can delay payment after an award as been issued.

Research Benefits

Why You Should Participate in Research Activities

Hey there, UIS students! Considering diving into the world of research? If you've always thought research was just for lab enthusiasts or tech wizards, it's time to broaden your horizon. Whether your passions lie in the humanities, the arts, technology, or the sciences, there's a research opportunity waiting for you. Here's why every student, from freshman to grad student, should think about getting involved:

Conference & Symposia

Conferences and Symposia for Faculty

26th Annual Conference on Illinois History

Located at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum on October 3 and 4, 2024, the 26th Annual Conference will hold roundtable discussions, panels, presentations, and workshops on the history, culture, politics, geography, anthropology, sociology, and archaeology of Illinois.

For more information, visit the .

Proposal Submission

Proposal Submission

  • All externally funded proposals must be internally reviewed and approved by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP), and submitted to sponsored by an Authorized Organizational Representative. Please provide all sponsor required documents to ORSP via the .

Proposal Development

Proposal Development

Tips from the sponsors

  • Read the Instructions: Read solicitations and guidelines carefully and thoroughly. Follow formatting and note restrictions. Fully answer ALL questions and provide ALL documents.
  • Prepare Early: Create a timeline for yourself to allow for completion, proofreading, and internal administrative deadlines.
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