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AgHIPS: AGNR High Impact Proposal/Project Support Program | College of Agriculture & Natural Resources at UMD AgHIPS: AGNR High Impact Proposal/Project Support Program AgHIPS: AGNR High Impact Proposal/Project Support Program The overarching goal of this competitive proposal/project support program is to encourage the development of high impact research-only, teaching-only, extension-only, or integrated (e.g., research and extension, research and teaching, and research, teaching, and extension) transdisciplinary proposals or projects in any of the AGNR Strategic Initiative or cross-cutting areas.
High impact proposals/projects are defined as proposals that bring a significant amount of funding and/or visibility to AGNR (examples include USDA Sustainable Agricultural Systems program, NSF Research Traineeship program, etc.); proposals/projects that involve a large number of Co-PIs from either multiple AGNR departments, UMD colleges and schools, and/or other institutions; and proposals/projects that require a significant amount of administrative support that cannot be met by the current administrative support available within AGNR departments or in the College.
The effort on such proposals/projects is so large that the faculty member leading the proposal/project cannot accomplish it without the support provided by this program. The program has two award components: (1) financial incentive and (2) administrative support (e.g., pre- and post-award administrative support). A request can be made for either one or both components of the program.
If a request is made for the first component (i.e., financial incentive) to lead a large proposal, then a funded award will also include the second component (i.e., administrative support) of this program. Proposals should be submitted as a PDF file as an email attachment to Rubie Mize (rgmize@umd. edu) by 5:00 pm on September 30, December 31, March 31, and June 30.
Questions related to this call for proposals can be directed to either Dr. Puneet Srivastava (srivapu@umd. edu) or Rubie Mize.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty at the University of Maryland College of Agriculture & Natural Resources. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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