Office of Sponsored Programs
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Roles of OSP Staff
The Office of Sponsored Programs is the only agent authorized to submit proposals and to receive awards from external funding sources on behalf of researchers at Rowan University. The OSP is a comprehensive organization that offers the faculty the convenience of working with one unified office for both pre-award and post-award functions. The OSP offers a broad array of services, including:
PRE-AWARD SUPPORT
- Assistance in identification of appropriate funding sources
- Review of proposal submission instructions or guidelines from funding agencies
- Budget preparation, including initial development and, if needed, re-budgeting to accommodate sponsor’s increase or decrease in available funds.
- Supply of forms and identification numbers
- Assembly of proposal documents
- Submission of proposals (electronic or hard-copy)
POST-AWARD SUPPORT
- Fund creation in Banner
- Assistance in drafting sub-awards and other contracts
- Assistance in documenting cost sharing and matching funds
- Providing information on budget status upon request
- Monthly invoicing upon receipt of fully executed awards/contracts
- Submission of grants and contracts financial reports and fund close-out
The OSP’s web page also provides links for the following information:
- Pre-award and post-award policies, procedures, and forms
- Current Facilities and Administration (F&A) rates and fringe benefits
- The OSP Newsletter is posted quarterly on the OSP webpage
- Funding opportunities
- Monthly and annual reports
OSP’s goal is to enable researchers to focus on research by providing them with the administrative and management support needed to obtain and manage externally funded programs in a friendly, professional, competent and efficient manner.