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Find similar grantsApplications for spring semester reassigned time due October 1; applications for fall semester due May 1. No single final submission date — depends on semester targeted.
Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time Initiative is sponsored by Texas State University, College of Education Research Office. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time: Information and Application : College of Education Research Office College of Education Research Office Faculty Research Interests GrantReady: A College of Education Faculty Workshop Series for Proposal Success Bespoke Proposal Development Strategic Funding: A College of Education Initiative to Support the Writing and Submission of a Large Foundation/Federal Grant Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time: Information and Application Faculty IDC Account Funded Course Release Request Pre-Award Service Request Post-Award Service Request Make a General Appointment Faculty Incentive Compensation COERO News and Presentations COERO Funded Research Lecture Series Start Search - hit enter to open dialog College of Education Research Office Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time: Information and Application The Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time (Grant DSRT) initiative allows approved applicants a one-time course reassignment during a long semester to provide them the time necessary to support the development and submission of a substantial grant.
The following guidelines should be reviewed prior to submitting the application below. These are competitive applications and awarding of the reassigned time is based on a number of factors, including the nature of the grant opportunity, readiness of the PI to submit a competitive grant application, and departmental and college resources in a given semester.
Applications will be reviewed by the PI’s department chair, the College of Education Research Office, and the Dean. Applications should be submitted prior to the semester being targeted for reassigned time. For example, if the Spring 2026 semester is targeted for reassigned time, you should submit your application by October 1 of the Fall 2025 semester (deadlines are provided below).
This is in order for your department chair to plan for course coverage. Deadlines: please submit applications for spring semester reassigned time by October 1, and applications for fall semester reassigned time by May 1. (Applicants will be notified of the decision by October 15 and May 15, respectively.)
Grant opportunities applicable for reassigned time are usually large ($400,000 or more) with federal (or comparably complex foundation) funding agencies. When faculty are working in teams, only one team member, the Principal Investigator, may apply for reassigned time through this application.
The deliverable that is expected is a successful proposal submission to a funder, as evidenced by confirmation that the grant proposal has been submitted. Ordinarily, a PI would receive no more than one of these awards over a 3-year span. If awarded, a second application would be evaluated in part on the outcome of the first award.
Those awarded course reassigned time must work with the College of Education Research Office for proposal development support during that semester. Application for Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time (Grant DSRT) The application deadline for spring semester reassigned time is October 1, and for fall semester reassigned time is May 1.
Proposal Developer's Name Proposal Developer's TXST Email Address (confirmation of application submission will be sent to this address) Semester Reassigned Time Requested (please indicate season and year) Website of or link to grant opportunity Amount Requested from Funder Rationale for why the semester you are requesting is appropriate for development and submission of this specific grant funding opportunity What is your timeline for developing the proposal?
What is your plan to move forward with the project if the RFP is different than expected, or the funding opportunity changes, etc.? This is basically a contingency plan question. Please briefly describe your experience with developing and submitting grant proposals, funded and unfunded.
Please upload your current CV here. The reassigned time may be for one course over a long semester, ideally the semester prior to the grant deadline. When faculty are working in teams, only one team member (the Principal Investigator) may apply for reassigned time.
The deliverable that is expected is a successful proposal submission to a funder, as evidenced by confirmation that the grant has been submitted. Those awarded a course reassigned time must work with the College of Education Research Office for proposal development support during the semester of the reassigned time. If you happen to see this, do not fill this field.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: College of Education principal investigators at Texas State University seeking federal or comparable foundation grants typically $400,000 or more. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grant Development and Submission Reassigned Time Initiative is funded by Texas State University, College of Education Research Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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