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Research Administration

For assistance, please feel free to email us at COMResearch@health.usf.edu or call:

Matthew Anderson PhD, MS
Assistant Dean & Director
(813) 974-2891

Range of Services

    • Search Funding Opportunities (Upon request, will search for specific opportunities)
    • Distribute e-notices to faculty and staff about opportunities and deadlines 
    • Provide advice on funding opportunities and the requirements of sponsors
    • Develop relationships with potential sponsors to identify their future funding priorities
    • Post funding opportunities on website
    • Work with faculty to ensure all application efforts are well coordinated and deadlines can be met.
    • Ensure proposals adhere to funding agency and university guidelines
    • Prepare and review the administrative portions of the proposal, including:
      • editing and formatting biographical sketches
      • budget development (advice/assistance on costing and pricing of proposals)
      • drafting budget justifications
      • providing boilerplate information and templates
      • completing application forms (SF424 & PHS398)
      • sub-award development
    • Assist with completing compliance paperwork
    • Expedite internal processing and routing using the USF Electronic Internal Form 
    • Ensure approval by the appropriate authorized signatures
    • Confirm with Sponsored Research that submissions comply with funding agency guidelines and USF institutional policies
    • Confirm submission with Sponsored Research
    • Assist with completing USF Forms (GBR, Budget Transfers, etc.)
    • Advise faculty on the terms of awards
    • Monitor compliance with the terms of awards
    • Assist faculty and departments with grant management (Request extensions and modifications as needed on active awards)
    • Mediate between departments and central offices on various grant issues
    • Meet one-on-one with faculty and staff to educate them on the research process (e.g. teach faculty how to search for funding opportunities using e-resources such as Community of Science (COS), and Grants.gov)
    • Provide research data at the College, Department and PI level for research expenditures, awards and proposals