OFFICE FOR
RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS
Office for Research and Sponsored Programs
- Funding Opportunities
- Cayuse Info Hub (login required)
- ORSP Forms (login required; under Office for Research and Sponsored Programs)
- Training
- The Award Lifecycle
- Policies and Guidance
- Technology Transfer
- Research Integrity, Security and Compliance:
- Institutional Review Board (human subjects)
- Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (animal subjects)
- Institutional Biosafety Committee
- Conflict of Interest
- Research Security
- Research Misconduct (FPS #41)
Research That Sets Ideas in Motion
Research That Sets Ideas in Motion
Our office provides a wide range of support services, such as assistance in:
- Identifying appropriate funding sources by using tools such as PIVOT.
- Assisting with all aspects of proposal preparation.
- Presenting workshops, including grant writing tips and information on the latest funding trends.
- Working closely with the Office of Financial Affairs to ensure successful implementation of all sponsored projects.
- Ensuring compliance with university and governmental regulations and conditions.
- Arranging the protection of intellectual property through Technology Transfer.
Faculty Research Guide
The Award Lifecycle
Learn about the lifecycle of a grant, from proposal to closing out an award.
Learn About the Award Lifecycle
Policies and Guidance
Learn about Hofstra’s policies on grants, including the institution’s Financial Conflict of Interest statement, the Use of Human Subjects in Research, and more.
Explore Policies and Guidance
The Grant Seeker
A spotlight on excellence in seeking external funding.
Meet The Grant Seekers Recent Proposals and Awards
About Us
The Office for Research and Sponsored Programs, which is part of the Office of the Provost, supports the Hofstra community in its external funding efforts. Our highly skilled team has extensive experience in the full spectrum of the research administration process.
The Office for Research and Sponsored Programs team provides guidance on all pre-award matters and serves as a liaison on nonfinancial post-award requirements for financial matters.