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Agency-Specific Grants.gov Resources
Important:
Always refer to the agency-specific guidelines regarding
the completion of the fields. When in doubt, contact
your team in OCGA.
National Institutes of
Health
NIH
Electronic Submissions Page
NIH
Submissions Schedule Page (or, click
here to download a PDF of the schedule)
Grants.gov
hints and tips for NIH (created by OCGA. This
supplements the General Hints and Tips found under Other
Resources below)
Grants.gov
version 2/PHS 398 Forms Cross-over (created by OCGA) -
Compares NIH Grants.gov 424 (R&R) application
forms/fields with PHS 398
Sample
R21 Grants.gov application - Version 2 (Click
"Save" or "Open" when prompted.
You must have PureEdge installed on your system in order to
view this file. You may need to coordinate
this with your IT staff)
 R01
Sample Application Explanatory Information (READ
FIRST!) || Sample
R01 Grants.gov Application (click
"Save" or "Open" when prompted.
You must have PureEdge installed on your system in order to
view this file)
NIH
chart regarding roles in e-submission process
(helpful in understanding the roles of OCGA, PI, and NIH in
electronic submission)
NIH
Forms and Applications Web Page for Instructions and
NIH 424 R&R forms (Modular and Non-Modular Budget
Pages) Versions 1 & 2
PHS
Grants.gov guide 424RR
NIH
Percent of Time and Effort to Months Conversion Table
NIH
Percent of Time & Effort to Person Months (PM)
Interactive Conversion Table (MS Excel Format)
Archive
of NIH’s New Electronic Grant Application Process
and the SF424 (R&R) Webcast of
December 5, 2006. This training session, focused on
"Lessons Learned" and shared advice on best
practices for submitting applications online. A question and answer session followed the formal
presentations. This training is now archived as a
streaming video files and are also available as downloadable
files for free distribution.
National Science
Foundation
NSF
Grants.gov guide
NSF
Advisory
Sample
completed NSF Grants.gov application
(requires installation of PureEdge.
You may need to coordinate this with your IT staff)
Important
note: for NSF, the "Applicant Legal
Name" field on the 424RR face page should be
"University of California, Los Angeles."
Grants.gov
Resources
Grants.gov Main Site
Grants.gov
Applicant Help. This
section of the Grants.gov site aids you in the process of
navigating through the website and the application
process. It contains resources like:
-
Frequent
Questions
-
User Guide (MS Word format - please be
patient as this is a large file download)
- Glossary
- Etc.
PureEdge
Software
Download (this software is needed in
order to view/edit Grants.gov applications)
Grants.gov support (not agency-specific)
Note:
Check the Grants.gov site for the latest support information
Other Resources
Steps
to locate and download a PureEdge file (from OCGA's
01/08/07 and 01/22/07 Grants.gov presentations)
Grants.gov
general hints and tips (created by OCGA)
UCLA
OCGA
Commonly Needed Information
January
2006 memorandum from VC Roberto Peccei regarding Grants.gov
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Latest
News!
New! Sample Grants.gov R01 Application
03/16/2007
A sample R01 PureEdge
application file is now available from the OCGA team.
In addition, an explanatory MS Word document has been
prepared to help you understand the sample application
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READ FIRST: Explanatory Document
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Click to view the sample R01
VCR Roberto Peccei's Memo Regarding Grants.gov &
R01 Applications
01/19/2007
Excerpt:
"Use of Grants.gov is
required for submittal to NIH of all R01 applications
submitted for the February 5, 2007 due date. This is
an update to my memo of a year ago regarding use of
Grants.gov and a reminder that all applications must be
received in final form at OCGA at least three working days
prior to the due date, which for NIH R01s is January 31st...."
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Click to view the memo
Additional Grants.gov Training
12/15/2006
Upcoming
Training Sessions
*** No training currently scheduled
Webcast Session Archive
The NIH Grants.gov Webcast of December 5, 2006 has been
archived and can be accessed by clicking the following link:
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NIH Webcast Archive
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