About

The Office of Sponsored Programs seeks funding opportunities and administers awards for research, instruction and outreach projects at Plymouth State University. The office serves all PSU faculty, staff and administrators as well as communicating with organizations that sponsor PSU programs.

The Office of Sponsored Programs at Plymouth State University:

  • works in support of the PSU Institutional Priorities
  • serves as a resource for the University community

Services

  • Discuss project concepts and possible collaborations
  • Provide training workshops for PI’s Chairs and Administrative staff
  • Provide support to faculty & staff in efforts to find external funding
  • Application and budget preparation support
  • Acquisition of Internal Approval Routing
  • Administrative assistance in proposal submission
  • Award implementation
  • Budget monitoring
  • Payroll services for grant-funded personnel
  • Billing services
  • Financial reports

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