1.1.2 Long Title
The Long Title is for proposal titles that are more than 256 characters.
eResearch
1.3 Is this a Grants.gov funding opportunity?
Brief directions are included below. For more information, see Grants.gov from eRPM (includes full process instructions and illustrations of pages & steps.)
Select "Yes"
If the Funding Opportunity/Solicitation is available through Grants.gov, and you are planning on using the eResearch system to system (S2S) submission method, select "Yes" to this question to link the guidelines, forms and submission instructions to the proposal package.
1.4 Is this a pre-proposal?
Why you should not change answer to this question after creating PAF
Since this question determines the format of the PAF ID (ORSP Number), it is the only question that you should not change after you create a PAF.
- FY-PAF12345 e.g., 19-PAF000123
or
- FY-PRE12345 e.g., 19-PRE000123
The Proposal ID cannot be changed once a PAF is created.
If you need to change the PAF type, cancel your PAF and make a new PAF. It will create the appropriate new ID number.
1.6 Download Grant Information Application
Brief directions are included below. For more information, see Grants.gov from eRPM (includes full process and illustrations of pages and steps.)
Tips
1.7.1 Sponsor Guidelines
Since web addresses (URLs) often change or become inactive, you may want to upload a copy of your sponsor guidelines even if you have a URL or web address for future reference.
When working with sponsor guideline documents, you can:
1.7.3 Sponsor Contact Information Requirements
The Office of Research & Sponsored Projects (ORSP) requires all necessary Sponsor Contact Information be entered in PAF question 1.7.3 upon submission of the application. Sponsor Contact Information requirements are based on the Submission Method(s) selected in PAF section 6.2.
2.11 Key Personnel Detail
On this page you will find all personnel listed entered in 2.3 UM Investigators that you gave the following roles:
UM Principal Investigator
UM Sponsor Principal Investigator
Participating Investigator with Specified Effort
Other Non-faculty Investigator
Important Any UM Investigator with the role Participating Investigator without Specified Effort does not appear on this page.
2.3 U-M Investigators
An Investigator is defined as: The Principal Investigator (PI) or Project Director (PD), Participating Investigators, Senior/Key personnel (as identified by the institution in a proposal or sponsor report), and any other individual identified by the PI/PD as responsible for the design, conduct, or reporting of the research (i.e., not simply working on, or engaged in the project).
2.5 Non-UM Investigators
Includes people that you do not expect to come to U-M such as colleagues that work at other institutions.
2.6 Administrative Personnel
Add the people who will be serving as Administrative Personnel on the project. Administrative Personnel are people other than the Principal Investigator to whom questions about the project can be addressed and to whom correspondence about the project should be sent. There must be at least one person entered on the Administrative Personnel page.