Transcript Research Services - University of Wisconsin–Stout

RESEARCH SERVICES
152 Vocational Rehabilitation
Phone: 232-1126
Fax: 232-1749
Website: www.uwstout.edu/rs
E-Mail for proposal
submissions:
[email protected]
WHAT WE DO
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Research Services is a service office designed to
assist you with any of your funding needs.
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Grants, Gifts of Money, Gifts in Kind, Contracts, etc.
If you are pursuing funding from on or off
campus, the process must go through Research
Services.
 Intellectual Property Management
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WISys – the patent, licensing, trademark, and
copyright organization through the University of
Wisconsin System
WHAT WE DO (CONTINUED)
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Research Services processes all human subjects
and animal use protocols.
If you are conducting any research involving human
subjects or animals, the approval process must go
through our office.
 Human Subjects through the Institutional Review
Board (IRB)
www.uwstout.edu/rs/humansubjects.shtml
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UW Stout Research Day for students, faculty,
and staff.
 Journal of Student Research
 StoutQuest
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RESEARCH SERVICES CAN ASSIST YOU
WITH:
Identify sources of funding (grants).
 Idea generation, project strategies, & key
stakeholders
 Funding agency tips and contact information
 Grant writing assistance
 Editing, forms, copying mailing, budget
development
 Grant submission and acceptance process
 Contracts
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RESEARCH SERVICES CAN ASSIST YOU
WITH (CONTINUED):
Gifts in Kind
 Gifts of Money
 Professional Development (i.e. funding to present
research, develop curriculum, etc.)
 Institutional Review Board for Human Subjects
(IRB)
 Institutional Animal Care & Use committee
(IACUC)
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SELECTED FUNDING SOURCES
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UW-Stout Grants
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UW-System Grant
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National Science Foundation, Department of Education,
Department of Health and Human Services, etc.
Foundations
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Teaching Scholars Program, Humanities Fellowships, Applied
Research Grants, etc.
SPIN (Sponsored Programs Information Network)
Federal Sources
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Professional Development, Curricular Incubation Grants,
Research Initiative Grants, etc.
Private Foundations, corporate grant makers, public charities.
International Grants
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Fulbright Programs
SELECTED RECENT AWARDS
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Long Term Training in Rehabilitation Counseling, US
Department of Education. Debra Homa, Rehabilitation &
Counseling, CEHHS
Bridges to Baccalaureates, Wisconsin Alliance for Minority
Participation, Kitrina Carlson, Biology, CSTEM
Buyer Training at JC Penny Corporate & FGI Conference,
UW-Stout Professional Development Grant Program,
Nancy Murray, Business, COM
UW Stout Curricular Incubation Center Grant Proposal,
Julie Watts, UW Stout Curricular Incubation Center Grant
Program, Julie Watts, English & Philosophy, CAHSS
Transforming the Mundane into the Extraordinary,
Tamara Brantmeier, UW Stout Professional Development
Grant Program, Art & Design CAHSS
UW STOUT RESEARCH CENTERS
Applied Research Center – can assist you with
collecting information, creating databases, and
generating reports. May have an existing survey
instrument and/or data set.
http://www.uwstout.edu/bpa/arc/main.html
 Melange – research/creative activity/social
networking portal where students can create
profiles, network, and invite employers to view
profiles and portfolios.
http://www3.uwstout.edu/undergrad_research/#
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UW STUDENT RESEARCH GROUPS
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CORE (Creative Original Research Experiences
Committee) – Promotes undergraduate research.
 Assist faculty with student-faculty collaboration in
student research.
 Promoting research experience for all freshman.
 Promoting capstone experiences in undergraduate
research.
 Promoting engagement in other independent
research.
 http://www3.uwstout.edu/core/
RESEARCH SERVICES STAFF
Research Admistrator for
Susan Foxwell
Research Services
**Susan is the primary contact for grants
Coordinator for Student
Research Enterprise,
Susan McClelland McNair COPI
232-2477
[email protected]
232-2694
[email protected]
**Susan is the primary contact for the student research grant program,
council on undergraduate research, the UW Stout Research Day.
Administrative Assistant, 232-1126
Lou Simpson
IACUC Processor
[email protected]
**Lou is the assistant to the Research Administrator, attends to overall
office concerns, manages office budgets & student research budget.
Contract Processor, IRB
232-1394
Michael Tvaruzka Processor
[email protected]
**Michael is the primary contact for Human Subjects research and
contracts and all other agreements.
Financial Specialist,
Budget Developer, Grants 232-1650
Patty Engler
Processor
[email protected]
**Patty is the primary contact for financial questions on grants.