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Institutional Information

Institutional Information for Health Sciences Fellowships & Faculty Scholarship Awards and for Acceptance forms:

Grants/Contractual Official, Administrative Official, Institutional Signture, etc.:

Financial Official/Fiscal Officer: (Note: mail code & other information is for OPAFS)

Rachel # Cook, Senior Grant Analyst

Health Sciences Sponsored Project Pre-Award Office (HS SPPO)

University of California, San Diego

9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0742

La Jolla, Ca 92093-0742

Tel: 858 822-4344

Fax: 858 822-0834

Email: racook@ucsd.edu

Donald Larson, Asst Vice Chancellor/Controller

Office of Post Award Financial Services (OPAFS)

University of California, San Diego

9500 Gilman Drive, 0954

La Jolla, CA 92093-0954

Tel 858 534-0336

fax 858 534-6867

Email: ebrower@ucsd.edu

Media Contact or Publicity: Technology Transfer Official:

Debra Kain, Director

Health Science Communications

University of California, San Diego

9500 Gilman Drive, MC 8230

La Jolla, CA 92093-8230

Tel: 619 543-6202

Fax 619 543-5423

Email: ddkain@ucsd.edu

Dr. Jane Moores, Asst Vice Chancellor

Technology Transfer & Intellectual Property Services

University of California, San Diego

9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0910

La Jolla, CA 92093-0910

Tel: 858 534-5815

Fax 858 534-7345

Email: invent@ucsd.edu



Vital Information:

UCSD is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, owned by the State of California, and is a public/state controlled institution governed under the Board of Regents.

UCSD's DUNS # 80-435-5790

UCSD Taxpayer ID # (TIN) 956006144

UCSD NIH Entity ID # (EIN) 1956006144A1

AAALAC Accrediation Date 2/18/2011

Fellowships / Faculty Scholarship Awards Process

Health Sciences Postdoctoral and Faculty Scholarship Applications, Pharm:D. Applicants, Dual Degree applicants (MD/PhD and Pharm:D./PhD), and NIH LRP applicants

Rachel Cook signs as Institutional Official and/or Contract and Grant Officer as well as signs on behalf of Donald Larson when a Fiscal Officer's signature is required. Additionally, she signs as the official representing IRB and IACUC officials on agency form pages requiring signature. Melanie David signs in Rachel's absence and Gene Hasegawa signs on behalf of Donald Larson.

For Biohazards or Lab Safety Certifications contact Theresa Hull in EH&S 858 534-5366, assistant to Brenda Wong, the Biosafety Officer for a certification letter. Note: EH&S requires several days lead time.

Minimum requirements for institutional level signatures:

What is being reviewed: Institutional information for correctness, agency policies, terms and conditions, any required budgets but only to the extent the budget conforms to agency requirement and departmental policies, evidence the department business office and the faculty mentor or sponsor are aware of and support the application.

The Department business office and faculty mentor are responsible for ensuring the applicant meets the agency's eligibility requirements. Any eligibility statements required by the funding agency must be signed by the department chair. Rachel will sign on behalf of the institution, if the agency requires, but only after the chair has first signed the statement.

Budgets: many fellowship applications are awarded by formula, but some agencies provide an institutional or supply allowance. The expectation is that those funds will be used to support the fellow's health insurance first. However, individual departments may allow the other use of the funds for supplies, etc., in consultation with the faculty mentor, provided the fellow's health insurance will be covered by other sources.

Various Agency Electronic Application Systems

eRA Commons & Grants.gov: NIH F32, F31, & F30 Individual NRSA Fellowship Applications

For more information on NIH Individual NRSA Fellowship Applications, please go to this section of the HS SPPO Wiki: HSSPPO:Fellowships_FacultyScholarshipAwards/NIHNRSAFellowships

Grants@Heart Time: *American Heart Association (AHA) Applications*

The HS SPPO internal deadline for the January 10, 2012 deadline are as follows:

Any finalized application received on the due date cannot be given a guarantee that it will be successful submitted by the deadline. Though the deadline for AHA is stated as 11:59 PM, everything must be received and submitted no later than the close of business on that day.

Proposal Central: Various *Applications Submitted through this Portal*

Applicant should choose University of California, San Diego - Health Sciences for the institutional name. This can most easily be found by searching on city & La Jolla (not San Diego). (Grant applications will use The Regents of the University of California, San Diego).

Do not use any other versions of the University name which might appear. Once the applicant has started an application, he or she should grant both Rachel Cook and the department fund manager view access in Proposal Central. Fund managers may require an applicant to grant the fund manager edit capabilities.

Note: regarding CDMRP (DOD) applications. They will not accept late applications, so please plan in advance for an early submission. Unlike NIH, CDMRP will not postpone or delay deadlines due to natural disasters or server problems. The onus is on the applicant and they expect applications to be submitted early.

Education Grant Agreements in support of a Resident or Residency Programs

These are agreements from industrial sponsors, such as pharmaceuticals. Agreements should be forwarded to Rachel Cook for review and acceptance, and any negotiations with the agency regarding terms and conditions.

Once a fully executed agreement has been received back from the sponsor, the department prepares a Gift Acceptance UDEV 100-6 and a 700-U, and sends it with the signed agreement to the Gifts office.

NIH Loan Repayment Programs (LRP)

Fellowships FacultyScholarshipAwardsNIH LRP.jpg

The NIH Loan Repayment Programs (LRP) is not a fellowship program as such. If an applicant is selected, NIH will make payments for educational loans directly to the lender on behalf of the applicant. The applicant applies on line with the NIH LRP program, but must designate an institutional official or administrative officer for certifying the applicant's institutional salary and commitment to research. Rachel Cook serves as the Institutional Official for all UCSD Health Sciences NIH LRP applications. General Eligibility Requirements: All eligible researchers and scientists, including women, individuals from underrepresented groups, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply for loan repayment. The general eligibility criteria applicable to all five extramural LRPs are listed on the following link: http://www.lrp.nih.gov/eligibility/eligibility_of_individuals.aspx. Apply online today! https://www.lrp.nih.gov/OASSecurity/apply.aspx. LRP wesbite for more information:http://www.lrp.nih.gov Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/nihlrp.

Where do you go if HS SPPO will not be submitting your application?

Predoctoral (Ph:D.) Fellowships Faculty Scholarship Awards Applications are signed by Dr. Kim Barrett, Dean of Graduate Studies. Applicants and departments should contact Zoe Zilizk Michel, the Graduate Fellowships Faculty Scholarship Awards Advisor, x22938 or gradadvisor@ucsd.edu. Applications for MSP (M:D./Ph:D) students enrolled in Medical Education are handled by Rachel Cook, the same as Health Sciences Fellowships Faculty Scholarship Awards/Scholarship applications.

General Campus Postdoctoral Fellowships & Faculty Scholarship Awards Applications: if the prospective fellow's appointment will remain in the General Campus department, the application should be handled by Research Affairs. Contact Jennifer Oh, in Research Affairs x46632 for details.

How to Obtain an IFOPAL

Fellowships Faculty Scholarship Awards and Scholarship Awards, and Educational Grant Agreements

Most agencies will require the fellow to formally accept an award. Some agencies have formal contracts or agreements which also must be signed by an institutional official, either a fiscal officer, a contract and grant officer, or administrative official. Award documents should be taken or sent to Rachel Cook for review. Rachel will sign on behalf of the University. Because many private funding agencies now include patent clauses and other problematic terms and conditions, it is important that award documents be reviewed before the fellow and/or the institution signs and accepts a fellowship agreement. In some cases, award terms will need to be negotiated with the sponsoring agency prior to formal acceptance of the award.

How to obtain an IFOPAL for said awards

Departments are responsible for submitting documents to the appropriate central campus office to obtain an IFOPAL. Depending on the source of the awards, there are three possible routes:

Private Agencies, including for-profit agencies: a Gift Acceptance Form UDEV 100-6 available at http://www-er.ucsd.edu/giftprocessing/default.asp should be completed and submitted to the Gifts office, along with a copy of the award documents, agency guidelines and/or terms, and a copy of the application. Additional documentation may be required, such as a signed 700-U PI Economic Interest Statement. The Gifts office will request a fund index from OPAFS which will then administer the award. Any fiscal reports required by the agency should be coordinated with and submitted through OPAFS.

Federal Agencies, such as NIH or DOD Army CDMRP awards: Award notice should be sent to directly to OPAFS. Any fiscal reports required by the agency should be coordinated through OPAFS. Any fiscal reports required by the agency should be coordinated with and submitted through OPAFS.

UC/State Agencies are handled in General Accounting by Robin Posner. Inter-campus transfers of funds need to be sent to Robin to be translated into an IFIS IFOPAL. Any fiscal reports required by the agency should be coordinated with and submitted by Robin Posner.

Sample Fellowships / Faculty Scholarship Awards Documents

Questions regarding the fellowship, faculty scholarship, and LRP application process can be directed to Rachel Cook at 858-822-4344 or racook@ucsd.edu anytime!

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