Notice For All Grant Recipients

Please note that MSU Denver university policy requires that all grant sponsor correspondence be forwarded to the OSRP Executive Director upon receipt.

No Principal Investigator (PI) may sign any grant-related documents or letters.

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RAG Mag Spring 2025 Issue

We are pleased to release the Research Administration Group Magazine, the RAG Mag,  Spring 2025 issue. In this issue, we feature a message from Dr. Laneika Musalini, OSRP Executive Director, “Keep Going: Turbulent Times Call for Perserverance,” along with other federal grants news updates, IRB news, and other announcements. Download the Spring 2025 RAG Mag issue.

 

 

 

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Federal Grants News

The Office of Sponsored Research and Programs is continually monitoring the news in the constantly evolving federal grants landscape. This news changes on a daily basis. If you wish to follow the news updates for federal grants programs we recommend:

This Council on Government Relations (COGR) website providing up to date information on revisions or suspensions to a wide variety of federal grant funding sponsors.

 

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2022-2023 OSRP Annual Report

We are thrilled to acknowledge the MSU Denver faculty and staff who have been successful in securing external public funding. In this annual report we share the many wonderful things that our principal investigators and program directors have accomplished over the 2022–2023 academic year. View the 2022-2023 OSRP Annual Report here.

 

 

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View the GRC Grant Funding Virtual Training Recording

Would you like to know more about finding grant funding and performing grant funding searches? OSRP worked with the Grants Resource Center (GRC) to host a virtual training on the most effective ways to perform funding searches for the MSU Denver faculty and staff. The virtual workshop was held on Tuesday, September 17th, from 2pm to 3pm MST. This workshop focused on streamlined identification of viable funding opportunities through GrantSearch©, AASCU’s proprietary higher education funding search engine. GRC talked about how their funding opportunity search works and walked through how faculty can establish their own profile to receive these opportunities in their email. RECORDING AVAILABLE HERE!

 

 

 

Announcements

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National Science Foundation Funds Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine

On January 29, 2024, the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced funding for the Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine. The CO-WY Engine will initially receive up to $15 million for the next two years, totaling up to $160 million over ten years. The CO-WY Engine is a groundbreaking initiative focused on driving innovation in climate resiliency which will catalyze a series of significant outcomes to reshape the landscape of reliable climate technologies and economic development in Colorado and Wyoming. The award includes $375,000 to support the participation of MSU Denver interns.

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Advanced Manufacturing Institute EDA University Center Grant

With a 5-year $997,200 grant from the US Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration (EDA) University Center Program, the MSU Denver Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute  has partnered with other higher-education institutions on the Auraria Campus to create the Industry 4.0 Center of Excellence, a downtown hub of manufacturing innovation. This center will grow to become a focal point of advanced manufacturing for the entire state by showcasing technologies such as sensors, robotics, AI and additive manufacturing. For an in-depth look watch MSU Denver President Dr. Janine Davidson visit the Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute.

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Federal Strategic Plan for Advancing STEM Education and Cultivating STEM Talent

Fostering the capabilities of learners, workers, educators, researchers, mentors, innovators, and community members—or STEM talent—across the country is critical both to enable all individuals to achieve their own aspirations in STEM fields and careers and to ready the nation to pursue new opportunities. Individuals, families, communities, educational and academic institutions, industry, nonprofit and philanthropic organizations, and government must all work together to advance STEM education and to engage and expand the nation’s STEM talent. Learn more in the recently published Federal Strategic Plan for Advancing STEM Education and Cultivating STEM Talent 

 

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1041 Ninth Street Park, Auraria Campus, Denver

Contact Information

Mailing Address:
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Office of Sponsored Research and Programs (OSRP)
Campus Box 4
P.O. Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362