Limited Submission Programs (LSPs) to Act on Now

Limited Submission Programs (LSPs) to Act on Now

Look on the Limited Submission Programs overview page for more information about the UNH process for selection of applicants to LSPs and special considerations when applying to foundations and other not-for-profit sponsors.

Information about UNH Process for Applying to  New Hampshire Charitable Foundation programs

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For any of the programs shown in the tables below, send an email to the contact provided to get more information or to indicate your interest in applying.

Opportunities with Submission Deadlines ----
          Federal Sponsors & Selected Not-for-Profit Sponsors

Ongoing Opportunities ---- Selected Not-for-Profit Sponsors

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   Opportunities with Submission Deadlines --

Federal Sponsors & Selected Not-for-Profit Sponsors

 

As of 10/2/13

 

 

Deadline
 

 

Sponsor

 

Program


Number
of
Proposals
Allowed

Number
of Proposals
Available

Indicate
Interest
ASAP or
by date indicated:

The web sites for the federal granting agencies will be unavailable during the government shutdown.

Grants.gov may be open, but agencies will not be able to process submitted applications.

Once operations resume, each agency will issue guidance how it will handle the submission of proposals that respond to deadlines that occured during the shutdown.

The Research Office will update the UNH community via its News for UNH Researchers blog.

10/4/13

Blackstone Charitable FoundationAnnual Entrepreneurship Initiative: a) Promoting Entrepreneurship Through Education, and b) Advancing High-growth EntrepreneursVaries

Office for Research Partnerships and Commercialization will apply

Contact
Mark Sedam
for details

Contact
 
Diane
Schaefer

10/7/13

 

National Science FoundationResearch Experiences for Teachers (RET) in Engineering and Computer Science3 by a U.S. academic institution, College/Dept. of Engineering, Engineering Technology, or Computer and Information Science as the lead institution3Contact
Kathy
Cataneo

10/11/13

Simons Foundation

Autism Research Initiative, Pilot and Research AwardsVariesn/aContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

10/15/13

GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBT EqualityLesbian Health FundVariesn/aContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

10/18/13

 

National Science FoundationAdvancing Digitization of Biological Collections (ADBC) 1 as lead;
may be involved in more than one collaborative effort as a non-lead
1Contact
Kathy
Cataneo

10/18/13

 

National Science FoundationInnovation Corps - Regional Node Program  (I-Corps Node) 11Contact
Kathy
Cataneo

10/25/13

Carnegie Corporation of New York100Kin10 - a multi-sector network responding to the national imperative to train 100,000 excellent K-12 science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) teachers by 20211Office of Engagement and Academic Outreach will applyContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

10/31/13

Gates FoundationRecords for Life - Child Medical Records Design CompetitionVariesn/aContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

11/12/13

Gates Foundation

Grand Challenges/ Round 12

- Inciting Healthy Behaviors

- Novel Enabling Tools and Models Supporting Development of Interventions for Enteric Dysfunction

- Innovations in Feedback and Accountability Systems for Agricultural Development

- The "One Health" Concept: Bringing Together Human and Animal Health for New Solutions

- Develop the Next Generation of Condom

Variesn/aContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

11/13/13
LOI

National Science FoundationPartnerships for Innovation: Building Innovation Capacity (PFI: BIC)2 as lead:
may participate as subawardee or consultant on other proposals
1Contact
Kathy
Cataneo

11/13/13
LOI

US Dept. of EnergyEnergy Frontier Research Centers

Funding Opportunity Number: DE-FOA-0001010
3 as lead;
no limit as a team member or subcontractor
3Contact
Kathy
Cataneo

12/1/13

American Psychological FoundationPearson Early Career Program - Grant for a clinician working on a scientifically-based project in the area of serious mental illness, serious emotional disturbance, incarcerated or homeless individuals or children with serious emotional disturbanceVariesn/aContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

12/1/13

Norwin S. & Elizabeth N. Bean FoundationGrants made in and humanities, education, environment, health, human services, and public/society benefits, primarily in the Manchester and Amherst areasVariesCooperative Extension has expressed intent
to apply
Contact
 
Diane
Schaefer

12/1/13

SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation FundSupport for wildlife research, habitat protection, animal rescue, and conservation education. Primary focus is to support conservation efforts directly benefiting wildlife in their native ranges (in situ).Variesn/aContact
 
Diane
Schaefer

12/3/13

 

National Science FoundationScience, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Talent Expansion Program (STEP)1 Type 1 proposal as lead or as part of a consortium1Contact
Kathy
Cataneo

12/13/13

 

National Science FoundationImprovements in Facilities, Communications, and Equipment at Biological Field Stations and Marine Laboratories  (FSML)1 proposal on behalf of any single facility;

Organization may submit
> 1 proposal, as long as each proposal is submitted on behalf of a different eligible facility
1 facility has expressed interestContact
Kathy
Cataneo

1/24/14

National Science FoundationMajor Research Instrumentation (MRI)2 acquisition + 1 development
as lead;    
unfunded collaborator
on non-lead acquisition proposals
allowed;
< 20% funding
on non-lead development proposals allowed
2 + 1Watch for announcement in early October of internal competition
to select
applicants

 

Ongoing Opportunities  --
Selected Not-for-Profit Sponsors

Contact Diane Schaefer for more information. 

 Availability
Sponsor  Program

The Kresge FoundationPathways to and through College supports networks of colleges, research organizations, and community-based organizations that work to remove barriers to access and success for first generation and underrepresented students. Must have broad and meaningful impact beyond the boundaries of any one campus.
 

Toyota U.S.A. Foundation

K-12 Math, Science, Environmental Science Initiative supports innovative programs that seek  to improve K-12 teaching and learning of mathematics, science, and environmental science.

Contact Information

 

Research Development and Communications

Kathryn B. Cataneo
Director of Research Development & Communications

603-862-0357
k.cataneo@unh.edu


Lynnette Hentges
Senior Associate

603-862-2002
lynnette.hentges@unh.edu

 

Considering a proposal to a foundation or other not-for profit?

Start here: Foundations - Special Considerations


UNH Advancement Office/
 UNH Foundation

Diane Schaefer
Director of Foundation Relations

603-862-4483
diane.schaefer@unh.edu