Research and Sponsored Projects Manual (RSP)
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RSP 103 Table
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Proposal
- Determine when a proposal should go through ORSPA or the ASU Foundation (see RSP
601)
- Allocate recognition, research
incentive distribution, and investigator incentive award
percentages (see RSP
106)
- Request institutional approval to
submit a proposal when sponsor guidelines limit the number of
proposals that ASU may submit for a specific competition (see RSP
301)
- Secure appropriate authorizations for
formal, continuation, supplemental, and
revised proposals for
projects to be conducted under the purview of the
university (see RSP
302)
-
Meet all compliance and assurance
requirements that govern each proposed project.
Compliance
- Human Subjects (see RSP 201–01)
- Care & Use of Laboratory Animals (see RSP 202)
- Radiation Safety (see RSP 203)
- Hazardous Waste Management (see RSP 204)
- Biosafety (see RSP 205)
- Objectivity in Research—Disclosure of Financial Interests and Management of Conflicts of Interest
(see RSP 206)
- Scientific Diving (see RSP 207)
- Misconduct in Research (see RSP 210)
Assurances
- Security Clearances (see RSP 213–01)
- Certification of a Drug-Free Workplace (see RSP 213–02)
- Procurement Integrity (see RSP
213–03)
- Prepare proposal budgets that are accurate and comply with the requirements of the university and the sponsor, including federal/state government policies and regulations:
- Personnel (see RSP 502–01)
- Conference Registration for ASU Employees (see RSP 504–04)
- Conference Registration for Non-ASU Employees (see RSP 504–05)
- Consultants, Lecturers, and Other Professionals (see RSP 503–03)
- Cost Sharing (see RSP 506–03)
- Direct Charging of F&A Costs (see RSP 508–01)
- F&A rate (see RSP 508–02)
- Sub-Contracts (see RSP 503–05)
- Supplemental Pay (see RSP 502–01)
- Travel (see RSP 504–01)
- Tuition Waivers (see RSP 502–05)
- Understand how the university protects confidentiality of proposal contents (see RSP
304).
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