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The document outlines the application process for non-competitive training or research support funds at Emory University, specifically for students whose cumulative awards do not exceed $2,500. It includes instructions on completing the application form, submitting supporting documents such as a project proposal and budget, and obtaining necessary approvals from advisors. The document also details requirements for external funding information and outlines disbursement procedures.

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What is an NIH revision application?

Revision (Type 3). A request for an increase in support in a current budget period for expansion of the projects approved scope or research protocol. The request may specify budgetary changes required for the remainder of the project period as well as for the current budget period.

What is a competing continuation grant?

An application requesting additional funding for a period subsequent to that provided by a current award. A renewal application competes with all other applications and must be developed as fully as though the applicant is applying for the first time.

What is a non-competitive grant?

Non-competitive grants differ from capacity grants in that the funding amount is not determined by formulae. Non-competitive grants are issued when: Competition for a particular program has been waived by NIFA in ance with its authority to do so (7 C.F.R.

What is a non competing continuation application?

What is a Non-Competing Continuation (NCC)? An NCC application is a request to renew funding by an additional budget period. OTIP recipients are required to submit NCC applications annually for the duration of their project period.

What is a type 2 NIH application?

Application type is the first digit on an application identification number: Type 1 New provides PHS support for a new research project grant. Type 2 Renewal extends a project period that would otherwise expire for one or more grant budget periods; applications are peer reviewed and compete for funding.

What is a non competing continuation?

What is a Non-Competing Continuation (NCC)? An award made for additional funding/budget period wihtin a previously approved project period, through a non-competing process.

What is a continuation award?

An extension or renewal of existing program funding for one or more additional budget period(s) that would otherwise expire. Continuation grants are typically available to existing recipients of discretionary, multi-year projects; however, new applicants may be considered.

What is a type 5 NIH grant?

Request for additional years of support beyond the years previously awarded. (Used only for select programs.) Type 5. Noncompeting Continuation. Request or award for a subsequent budget period within a previously approved project for which a recipient does not have to compete with other applications.

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