The Office of Grants Development (OGD) offers grant writing support to the College faculty and administration to increase the volume of grant activity, the quality of grant submissions, and the number of grants awarded to the College.
Mission
The mission of the Office of Grants Development is to increase the volume of grant activity, the quality of grant submissions, and the number of grants awarded to the College.
Services
- Identification of potential funding sources
- Assistance with preparing and submitting grant proposals
- Facilitation of proposal review and approval
- Dissemination of information about grant writing and funding sources
- Maintenance of a grant writing resources library
Federal Grant Opportunities
U.S. Department Of Education
National Science Foundation -
National Endowment For The Humanities
National Endowment For The Arts
New York State Grant Opportunities
- a monthly newsletter of grants opportunities from the New York State legislature.
- click the "Browse" button to see all opportunities available through the state.
Institutional Grants Awards Reports
- Office of Grants Development 2020-21 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2019-20 Institutional Awards Report () coming soon...
- Office of Grants Development 2018-19 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2017-18 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2016-17 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2015-16 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2014-15 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2013-14 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2012-13 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2011-12 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2010-11 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
- Office of Grants Development 2009-10 Institutional Awards Report (pdf)
1126 Grant-funded employee request form (fillable pdf form): Use this form to schedule grant-funded personnel. The 1126 form authorizes a person to work for the number of hours specified. An 1126 form should be submitted before the employee begins working. The authorized employee should not work more hours than the 1126 form authorizes. If you would like an employee to work additional hours for the grant you must submit another 1126 form to authorize the additional hours. .
Time and Effort (T&E) form (word doc): Use this form to certify the number of hours grant-funded personnel work. All grant-funded personnel authorized to work by an 1126 and who have performed work for the grant must submit a T&E form certifying their effort. The number of hours that the T&E form certifies should match the number of hours that the 1126 form has authorized the employee to work and hours actually paid as reported by payroll in the Banner system. The T&E form must be signed by the employee and countersigned by a supervisor familiar with the employee's effort. T&E forms should be collected by project directors at least once per year, but project directors are encouraged to reconcile T&E at the end of each semester.
More forms will be available here soon.
Financial Conflict of Interest: As of 2012, new requirements have been instituted for project directors and senior personnel overseeing federally grant-funded programs. To remain compliant, you must complete training in Research Financial Conflict of Interest once every four years, and you must report “Significant Financial Interests” at least once per year. Please see below for the required training and reporting form. Training Module Conflict of Interest Form