Faculty and Staff Resources
The Office of Grants and Contracts Services is the central resource and expert partner on research administration providing support and oversight of sponsored projects. OGCS represents the University of Texas at Arlington as the institutional official for proposal submission and award acceptance ensuring compliance with federal regulations, sponsor requirements and University policies.
This webinar explores the types of funding available to support research in the humanities and humanities-related social sciences. Researchers will learn how to compete for grants that support travel to collections and libraries from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, and private foundations.
Faculty can learn how to develop collaborations with industry partners and secure industry funding for research projects.
Faculty researchers will learn how to develop and write white papers, concept papers, and quad charts for unsolicited proposals to mission agencies, including the Department of Education, Department of Defense, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NASA, and others.
Are you writing a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant and would like a deeper understanding of NSF's Broader Impacts (BI) criterion? This session will help you make sense of the BI criterion and empower current and future PIs to conceptualize, develop, implement and evaluate BI activities.
Download the handoutMany sponsoring agencies request information on an investigator's existing or pending research support as part of a proposal or during the pre-award process. Sometimes called Current and Pending Support or Other Support, this section of a proposal or just-in-time submission requests information on current funding and pending proposals. In this workshop, you will learn how to accurately represent other funding sources in your proposals and award reports.
Watch the webinarWhether you plan to write a proposal for a federal agency, foundation, or an internal grant competition, this workshop will help you build your foundation for a solid proposal by aligning your design elements, creating the concept paper, and refining and practicing your pitch.
Watch the webinarWhether you plan to write a proposal for a federal agency, foundation, or an internal grant competition, this workshop will help you build your interdisciplinary research team and funding trajectory for multidisciplinary/center grants.
Watch the WebinarThis webinar, presented by NSF grant writing consultant Laura Rodman, provides a comprehensive introduction to the NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant opportunity. This webinar will cover the following topics: goals of the career program; planning and preparing for your grant; how to outline the project description; writing the research plan; writing the education plan; merit review criteria.
Policies and procedures for all UTA Research offices have been centralized in Faculty and Staff Resources.
