Funding Opportunities
Pivot
抖M女仆 subscribes to the which contains records representing more than $100 billion in funding from a variety of sources. Set up a free account to create and save customized searches using a combination of keywords and criteria. Saved searches are automatically rerun on Sunday, and users can choose to have weekly funding alerts delivered via email. If you have questions or would like assistance, contact Cathy Lowe in the Office of Research Development (ORD) at clowe@kent.edu or 330-672-0139.
Grants.gov
is an online portal to search for funding from federal agencies, including more than 1,000 grant programs offered by all 26 federal grant-making agencies.
Limited Submissions
Limited submission opportunities are programs that limit the number of applications an organization is allowed to submit in response to a particular program announcement. Sponsors may impose restrictions on the number of submissions per institution, school and/or discipline. When such limitations are stipulated in program guidelines, an internal review and selection process may be necessary to select the best-qualified candidate or proposal to represent 抖M女仆.
The limited submission process is coordinated by the Office of Research Development (ORD). Limited submission opportunities and internal submission procedures are posted on the ORD Limited Submissions page and are announced through internal research listservs. Investigators interested in submitting a proposal to a limited submission opportunity must submit a Letter of Interest to ORD by 5:00 pm of the established internal deadline. In cases where more applications are received than allowed by the sponsor, an ad hoc committee of domain expert reviewers is convened by the Vice President for Research. If fewer internal applications are received than the number of submissions allowed, the remaining slots are distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Funding Opportunity Listservs
Internal listservs are used to distribute information related to funding opportunities that may be of interest to faculty. Listserv categories include the Sciences, Social Sciences, Education, Public Health and Arts & Humanities. Faculty and staff may request to be added to any of these listservs by contacting the Office of Research Development and specifying the category of their choice.
Presentations
Finding Funding Opportunities with Pivot: Tools, Tips, and Pitfalls (09/15/2022)
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