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6. Electronic Proposal Submission

Prior to submitting a proposal to a sponsor using an electronic submission system, principal investigators/project directors are still required to have the proposal reviewed and approved by the University. Typically, there are four levels of approval needed: PI, Department Chair, Dean, and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs.   

Most electronic proposal systems require approval of an application by an Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR).  The Associate Vice President for Research is the individual designated as the Authorized Organizational Representative for proposals submitted electronically.   

Several federal agencies have developed their own electronic proposal submission systems. Most systems require the creation of a profile by the project director. During the process of creating a profile, the project director will be required to assign themselves a username and password. The ORSP staff serves as administrators of these electronic systems. In order for the ORSP staff to upload proposal documents into the electronic proposal submission system, the project director must allow access to this information.  Access is provided by supplying the ORSP staff with the username and password of the profile.  

Prior to submitting a proposal to a sponsor requiring an electronic proposal submission (Grants.gov, NSF Fastlane, eRA Commons, etc.), the principal investigator/project director is required to submit all documents to the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, which is the unit responsible for all proposal submissions.  The ORSP staff will upload all proposal sections into the electronic system for submission to the agency. Once the electronic system has validated the application is complete and ready for submission, the ORSP staff will submit the application.  

Faculty and/or staff should not register Morehead State University for any electronic proposal submission system. The ORSP staff downloads and installs such applications, and reviews instructions/documentation on how to use the system.

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  • Dr. Edna Schack, professor of education in the Department of Early Childhood, Elementary and Special Education, was recently published in the Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education. Dr. Schack’s research article, titled “Prospective elementary school teachers’ professional noticing of children’s early numeracy,” was based on research funded by the National Science Foundation’s Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM (TUES) program. The study explores the development of prospective elementary school teachers’ ability to recognize and act on key indicators significant to teaching mathematics, which can positively affect student learning. Collaborators on the article include Molly Fisher, University of Kentucky; Jonathan Thomas, Northern Kentucky University; Sara Eisenhardt, Northern Kentucky University; Janet Tassell, Western Kentucky University; and Margaret Yoder, Eastern Kentucky University. The article appears in the Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education, Volume 16, No. 3. An abstract is available online.
  • 2012 Distinguished Researcher Award recipient Dr. Lesia Lennex, Professor in the Department of Middle Grades and Secondary Education, presented at the 2013 Research and Creative Productions Committee Annual Scholars Luncheon April 29, 2013. Her research focuses on the application of 3D technology in schools. Click here to access Dr. Lennex's presentation. For more information, contact Dr. Lennex at 606-783-2879 or via e-mail at l.lennex@moreheadstate.edu.
  • Associate Professor of Geology & Science Education Jen O'Keefe has been awarded an NSF EPSCoR Regional Research Enhancement Grant. Dr. O'Keefe will collaborate with the University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research Petrology Laboratory to study the development of ancient organic sediments through palynology/mycology, organic petrography, geochemistry, and stratigraphic relationships, allowing them to explore past climate systems and predict future events. For additional information about this project, contact Dr. Jen O'Keefe at (606) 783-2349 or j.okeefe@moreheadstate.edu, or visit the UK CAER website here.
  • Associate Professor of Biology Janelle Hare has been awarded a $248,000 competitive renewal on her existing National Institutes of Health (NIH) Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) grant. The project, titled Mechanisms of Action of UmuD in Regulating DNA Damage-Induced Genes in a umuC Def," investigates how the DNA damage response to antibiotic treatment of bacteria leads to the spread of antibiotic resistance and other virulence genes among bacteria. For additional information about this project, contact Dr. Janelle Hare at (606) 783-2951 or jm.hare@moreheadstate.edu.

 

 

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