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Limited Proposal Submission


What is Limited Submission?

Some programs limit the number of submissions from an institution. When this is the case the university must decide which proposals will go forward and an internal competition is held. To facilitate a fair decision-making process, researchers planning to apply to a limited submissions program are asked to submit a letter of intent to the Office of Research and Projects at least 45 calendar days (6 weeks) in advance of the agency deadline.


Procedure
If, after the 45-day deadline, the number of notifications for a program exceeds the program’s limit, the Associate Dean of the Graduate School will establish a committee to oversee proposal selection. If the number of notifications received by this deadline does not exceed the program limit, the Office of Research and Projects will handle the letters of intent on a first-come, first-accepted basis.

Selection Procedure and Ad-hoc Committee
Should the Graduate School conclude that an internal competition is necessary, each of the deans from the colleges/schools with faculty who have expressed interest in an application is asked to submit reviewer recommendations to the Graduate School. Based on these recommendations, the Graduate School then puts together an adhoc committee. The Graduate School manages the selection process; the Graduate School does not vote. The identities of these individuals are kept confidential.

Review Criteria
The adhoc committee considers primarily two factors: (1) potential for success in the external competition; and (2) broad research impact at SIUE.

Limited Submission Programs
Below is a short list of programs that have historically necessitated internal coordination at SIUE. Note that there are many programs with institutional submission limits. Please be sure to check program guidelines early for any submission limits. The ORP maintains a list of current limited-submission programs for which we have received one or more notifications. Please contact Christa Johnson for more information.

*Please note: Individual departments and colleges may have their own internal policies regarding submissions to limited programs. Please be in touch with  your department chairs and unit deans as early as possible regarding your grant submissions. 

Calendars

Please click here for an up-to-date list of  federally sponsored limited competitions.

Please click here for an up-to-date  list of privately sponsored limited competitions.

Select Programs:

 Upcoming Limited Competitions

Agency Deadline

Contact SIUE ORP by

NSF: Major Research Instrumentation Program

April 21, 2010

Please contact immediately

NSF: Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program

Letter of Intent: Feb 9, 2010
Full Proposal: March 10, 2010

Please contact immediately

NSF: Research in Disabilities Education (RDE)

02/03/10
02/10/10
02/17/10

Please contact immediately

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): Summer Seminars and Institutes

03/02/10

Please contact immediately

Coming Up Taller Grants: President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities

01/29/10

Please contact immediately

 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions  05/18/2010  04/01/10
U.S. Department of State: Open Competition for Professional Fellows

02/26/10

Please contact immediately

NSF: Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship Program (IGERT)

03/29/10

02/01/10

National Endowment for the Arts--Grants for Arts Projects:
Access to Artistic Excellence (see Grants for Arts page)
Challenge America
Learning in the Arts for Children & Youth

Art Ex: 03/11/10 & 08/11/10
Challenge: 05/27/10
Learning: 06/10/10

6 weeks prior

Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation - Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awards Program

02/11/10

Please contact immediately

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