The Office of the Associate Dean for Research supports CAHS faculty efforts to identify, apply for, and successfully obtain grants for research.
We encourage faculty to apply for grants with the government, foundations, and societies. The faculty in our college have a wide variety of research interests. We are enthusiastic about opportunities to collaborate with fellow expert researchers and clinicians with similar interests.
Our faculty's research is at the forefront of today's allied health sciences and tomorrow's healthcare technology. Browse some of their most recent publications.
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The CAHS Research Council will provide mentoring opportunities for full-time faculty with 5-30% effort allocated to research and scholarship. This initiative has two tracks: Manuscript preparation or Grant writing.
The purpose of the initiative is to provide mentorship and support for faculty with limited experience and effort in this area. Projects are expected to be completed in a 12- to 18-month period and award recipients will receive $1000 support. This initiative and available funds is at the discretion of the Dean’s Office, and the available budget and number of awardees will be reviewed on an annual cycle.
All qualified faculty are encouraged to apply!
Pre Award Information
The CAHS Office of the Associate Dean for Research facilitates the submission of grants for the College. CAHS faculty planning to submit a research proposal must notify the CAHS Office of Associate Dean for Research before submitting any grant application. New Principal Investigators (PI) must obtain eSproute training, and the CAHS Pre Award will assist in setting that up. The Division of Sponsored Programs Administration (DSPA) requires that training for all new faculty who submit grants.
The CAHS Pre Award office will assist the PI in developing the Budget and the Justification. The Budget and Justification must be finalized and ready for the CAHS Pre Award office to route through eSproute no less than five (5) working days before the grant deadline. In addition, the grant packet should be ready with all attachments to go to DSPA for review no less than three (3) working days before the due date of the grant submission.
Post Award Information
The Post Award office in the CAHS Office of the Associate Dean for Research works in conjunction with the Division of Sponsored Programs Administration (DSPA) to monitor renewals, revisions, no-cost extensions, and expiring sponsored funding. The CAHS Post Award office also ensures that routing is done for subsequent budget periods, that all regulatory reporting is completed, and that all requirements are met before projects are closed out.