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Office of Research
Arnold School of Public Health
University of South Carolina
800 Sumter Street, Suite 102
Columbia, SC 29208

sphresearch@gwm.sc.edu
Phone: 803-777-5032
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FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

The following are links to a variety of federal and private funding sources. If you know of other funding information that is not available through these links, please let us know at SPHResearch@gwm.sc.edu.

 
EXTERNAL FUNDING:     INTERNAL FUNDING:

USC Sponsored Awards Management (SAM) Funding Alerts
SAM's list of federal and private grant opportunities is updated weekly at this location.

Community of Science (COS)
COS is a subscription search site for federal and private funding opportunities that is accessible without charge from USC computers. You can create a COS profile and have funding alerts emailed to you.

Grants.gov
Grants.gov is the portal for information on federal funding opportunities and electronic grant application submissions. You can create a Grants.gov interest profile and have funding alerts emailed to you.

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance
The CFDA is a list of all federal assistance categories under which individual federal grants are funded; thus, each federal grant is assigned a CFDA number. Since the CFDA listing is a generic description of the federal assistance category, multiple grants may share a CFDA number. The first digits in a CDFA number designate the funding agency; for example, NIH CDFA numbers begin with "93", which is the number assigned to US Health and Human Services. When you find a CFDA category of interest, you must then go to the actual agency site to see if specific grant opportunities within that funding category are open. Note that even though many funding opportunities have been discontinued or are inactive, the CFDA number and category of funding will continue to be listed.

NIH Funding
At this site, you can search for past and current NIH opportunities. You also can subscribe to the weekly NIH funding alert LISTSERV. Emails arrive each Friday.

The Foundation Center
The Foundation Center is a non-profit organization with information about private and corporate foundations. Through the Foundation Center site, you can view a non-profit's IRS 990-PF tax form, which lists exactly who it's funded and for how much. This information will give you a clearer picture of the organization's resources and priorities, for example, if they fund university-based research or other projects. The State Library has full FC funding search capacity on-site at Bull and Senate Streets for more complex non-profit searches.

Graduate Student Research Funding Links (PDF)
This document has a variety of links to federal and private student research funding opportunities. For the most part, these grants are on-site, intuitional awards that must be processed through USC (as opposed to individual grants that are submitted directly by and awarded directly to the student). Most grants require that the applicant be an American citizen/national or U.S. permanent resident.

Post-Doctoral & Junior Faculty Research Funding Links (PDF)
This document has a variety of links to federal and private early career research funding opportunities. For the most part, these grants are on-site, institutional awards that must be processed through USC (as opposed to individual grants that are submitted directly by and awarded directly to the applicant).

Vice President for Research and Health Sciences Research Funding Programs
USC's VP for R&HS offers the following research funding opportunities:

  • Magellan Scholar - Funding for Undergraduate student research mentored by a USC faculty member. Application deadlines: 9/27/07 and 2/14/08
  • Research Opportunity Program - Three categories of faculty funding for research and creative projects.
    Application deadline: 11/12/07
  • Centenary Program - Funding for faculty recruitment
    Application deadline: Ongoing

Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities Seed Grant Program
This grant awards seed funding for research that is focused on understanding the role of nutrition in health disparities.
Application deadline: Not yet announced

Arnold School Seed Grant for Research Support
(PDF)
This annual Arnold School Dean's Office small grant program awards up to $15,000 to full-time Arnold School faculty or research associates for pilot data collection that will lead to the development and submission of an application to a major funding agency. Look for more information on this site in December 2007 about the 2008 call for applications.

 

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