Shippensburg University
Univesity Researach and Scholarship Program
2010-2011 PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The University Research and Scholarship Program (URSP) announces its grants program for projects to be completed during Summer & Fall 2010, and Spring 2011. Through a highly competitive selection process, URSP is designed to provide faculty with the time – including summer stipends or reassigned time – as well as support funds to complete substantial research / creative and performing arts projects that will result in significant publications, performance/artwork, or major extramural grant proposals. The selection of proposals for funding will be based on the stringent application of the merit criteria. Awards for the 2010-2011 Program will be limited to $20,000 or less. Applications may be submitted by a single Shippensburg University Faculty member or jointly by a maximum of two (2) Shippensburg University Faculty members. Projects must be completed and funds expended by the end of the Spring 2011 Semester (May 31, 2011).

Successful proposals will support significant research and/or other scholarly creative endeavors. Such projects should result in publication, other appropriate dissemination of results (e.g. performance, artwork, etc.), or high likelihood to generate a competitive significant extramural grant proposal. Projects must demonstrate a commitment of a minimum of one-month full-time summer effort (maximum two [2] months), or, 25% reassigned time for a minimum of one academic semester (maximum two [2] semesters). Joint proposals must demonstrate a commitment of one-month summer effort or 25% reassigned time for one academic semester for each of the applicants.

All awards are made on a highly competitive basis. Proposals requesting two months summer salary or two semesters of 25% reassigned time (including joint proposals) will be funded on a particularly limited basis.

Please note that projects requesting funding for joint faculty-student public service, curriculum development, completion of advanced degrees, or career enhancement will not be funded under URSP and should be submitted to C-FEST. The URSP is independent from the existing C-FEST program and does not replace or modify any C-FEST program.

Full information on eligibility, the proposal review process, required proposal format, budget guidelines, expectations of awardees and deadlines can be found in the Request for Proposals and the links below.

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!!!!! PLEASE READ THE LINK BELOW BEFORE PREPARING YOUR BUDGET !!!!!

BUDGETING FOR SUMMER STIPENDS & REASSIGNED TIME

URSP RESOURCES
  • APPLICATION TO USE HUMAN SUBJECTS IN RESEARCH [ MS WORD format], via SU Institute for Public Service.

    Questions about the the use of human subjects in research and related application process should be directed to Jennifer Clements , Chair, Committee on Research on Human Subjects in the Department of Social Work and Gerontology (x1633).

  • Applicants who will be conducting experiments involving animals should contact Dr. Kathryn Potoczak (x1657) prior to submitting their application.
QUESTIONS?
Questions about the URSP may be directed to the program chair or any committee member.
Chair Department & Office
Phone
Kurt Fuellhart (Chair) Geography & Earth Science, SRH 210
x1309
Thomas Austin Criminal Justice, SPH 305
x1770
James Johnson Dean, College of Education & Human Services, SPH 352
x3015
Signe Kelker Lehman Library
x1289
James Mike Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
x1151
Tracy Schoolcraft Associate Provost, OM 308
x1371
Robert Stephens Management and Marketing, GRH 221
x1684
Anthony Winter Interim Dean, College of Business, GRH 124
x1435
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