Office of Sponsored Programs
The OSP team is here to support you.
The Office of Sponsored Programs is dedicated to serving the Simmons University faculty in the search for funds to support research and externally sponsored activities.
From the inception of an idea to submit a proposal to award acceptance and non-financial management the office is prepared to offer professional assistance in all phases of the process.
Research at Simmons Annual Report
Questions?
If you have any questions, please reach out to the Office of Sponsored Programs.
Find Funding Opportunities
Resources are available to match potential funding sources to ideas and bringing together the right research opportunities and collaborators.
Find Funding
Develop & Submit Proposals
Our team is here to help you with preparing your project budget, reviewing and completing any required certifications, interpreting sponsor guidelines, reviewing proposal for compliance and transmitting the proposal to the funder.
Proposal Submission
Manage Awards
Managing grant and contract awards for research projects can be confusing. We're here to help!
Manage Awards
Stay in Compliance
Learn who to contact to stay in compliance.
Resources
External Resources, Templates & Forms
Find external resources, templates & forms.
Internal Documentation
Find internal checklists, forms, templates, policies & procedures.
Fact Sheet
Simmons Institutional Information for Sponsored Projects.
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Office of Sponsored Programs
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