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An Overview of Dartmouth College's Participation
July 1,1988-Current
Background
In 1986, five federal agencies initiated a demonstration project (FDP I) to reduce unnecessary administrative burdens on sponsored research, and provide a forum for developing models for administrative reform in a variety of sponsored research areas. By September 1988 FDP II had 21 educational institutions and 10 Federal agencies enrolled in the project. Significant accomplishments of FDP II include more uniform procedures for the administration of grants, simplification of the continuation grant application, and elimination of equipment screening requirements. Continuing this trend, the Federal Demonstration Partnership III will serve as a venue to articulate recommendations for innovations in Federal research policy and practice particularly as they relate to federally funded research at universities and other non-profits.
Dartmouth College's Participation
Dartmouth College has been a member of FDP Phase II since 1988.
- Roger Sloboda is the FDP IV faculty representative
- Nancy Wray is the FDP IV Administrative representative
- Tom Drinane is the FDP IV Technical Representative
- Kathy Page is representing Dartmouth on several FDP initiatives
FDP Initiatives that actively involve Dartmouth:
- Electronic research administration
- Basic award mechanism
- Payroll Certification project
- Faculty Committee
- FDP Standing Committees
- Expanding the Expanded Authorities
- Subaward Agreement
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