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Office of Research & Sponsored Programs (ORSP)
The Office of Research & Sponsored Programs (ORSP) welcomes the opportunity to assist faculty and research staff in your efforts to obtain external funding. We encourage you to communicate early and schedule a face-to-face meeting for an overview of services, processes, and procedures. The ORSP webpages provide the policies, procedures, forms, and tools needed to submit research proposals and manage sponsored accounts throughout the life cycle of external funds awarded to faculty, staff, and students.
Please Note: All proposals for external funds (grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements) must be submitted through the ORSP and must be completed and delivered to the ORSP no later than 5 business days before sponsor deadlines.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Important Update Regarding Malign Foreign Government Talent Recruitment Programs (MFTRPs)
Important updates to our collective responsibilities under federal regulations and University policy, particularly concerning participation in Malign Foreign Government Talent Recruitment Programs (MFTRPs). The CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 and subsequent federal agency policies—including those from the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and Department of Defense (DoD)—impose strict prohibitions on participation in MFTRPs for all individuals engaged in federally funded research. The University of Massachusetts needs to be fully compliant with these requirements for continued eligibility for federal funding.
Under the university’s Conflicts Policy, the Conflicts Committee has been expressly delegated powers from the Board of Trustees to manage conflicts of interest in the research enterprise. At its regularly scheduled meeting on August 8, 2024, the Conflicts Committee voted to approve the language linked below as an advisory and policy statement of the Conflicts Committee.
Policy Statement: Malign Foreign Government Talent Recruitment Programs
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Announcements
- Malign Foreign Government Talent Recruitment Programs
- Updated Roles and Responsibilities Matrix
- NIH 2023 DATA MANAGEMENT AND SHARING PLAN (DMSP)- JANUARY 25, 2023
- NSP PROPOSALS & AWARDS POLICIES & PROCEDURES (PAPPG) - JANUARY 30, 2023
- Facilities and Administration (F&A) Rate Policy for grant and contract proposals to external sponsors
- The Office of Technology Commercialization & Ventures (OTCV) Technology Development Fund FY23 Research grants
- Kuali Conflict of Interest Disclosure Module Live
- Issuance of NSF Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (NSF 22-1)