CAS Research Proposal Request Form

Submitting the form below notifies CAS Research of your intent to submit a proposal and begins the development process required for University approval. Please answer as completely as possible.

Please submit this form at least two weeks (10 business days) before the application deadline. For proposals involving collaborations outside the College of Arts and Sciences, please allow up to three weeks (15 business days) for processing before the application deadline.

Within 2 business days of submitting the form, CAS Research will contact you. Please reach out to casresearch@okstate.edu if you have any questions. Thank you for all you do to contribute to the College’s research endeavors!

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Principal Investigator (PI) Name Principal Investigator (PI) Name First Last
Principal Investigator (PI) Email
Department
Sponsor Name
Sponsor Deadline Sponsor Deadline / MM / DD YYYY
Solicitation Number or Link
If NSF, please provide: Directorate, Division, and Program. If not, put N/A.
Project Title
Project Short Title
Maximum of 30 characters allowed. Currently Entered: 0 characters.
Project Start Date Project Start Date / MM / DD YYYY
Project End Date Project End Date / MM / DD YYYY
Please list any team members Internal to OSU and their project role (PI, co-PI, etc.). If none, put N/A.
Please list any team members External to OSU and their project role, and their organization/institution. If none, put N/A.
Does this proposal include Key Personnel (PI, co-PIs, Investigators) who are affiliated with the Hamm Institute for American Energy (HIAE), the Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute (HPNRI) or the Oklahoma Aerospace Institute for Research and Education (OAIRE)? Check all that apply.

Does this proposal include Key Personnel (PI, co-PIs, Investigators) who are affiliated with the Hamm Institute for American Energy (HIAE), the Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute (HPNRI) or the Oklahoma Aerospace Institute for Research and Education (OAIRE)? Check all that apply. Key Personnel (PI, co-PIs, Investigators) who are affiliated with the Hamm Institute for American Energy (HIAE) Key Personnel (PI, co-PIs, Investigators) who are affiliated with the Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute (HPNRI) Key Personnel (PI, co-PIs, Investigators) who are affiliated with the Oklahoma Aerospace Institute for Research and Education (OAIRE) N/A
Primary Project Location (on-campus bldg. and room no.)
Will any work be conducted off-campus?

Will any work be conducted off-campus? No Yes
If work will be conducted off-campus, where and what percentage?
Proposal Type

Proposal Type New Resubmission Supplement
If supplement, please provide corresponding award number
Activity Type Descriptions

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Research-basic: Experimental or theoretical work undertaken primarily to acquire new knowledge of the underlying foundations of phenomena and observable facts, without any particular application or use in view.

Research-applied: Original investigation undertaken in order to acquire new knowledge. It is, however, directed primarily towards a specific, practical aim or objective.

Research-developmental: Systematic work, drawing on knowledge gained from research and practical experience and producing additional knowledge, which is directed to producing new products or processes or to improving existing products or processes.
Instruction: Sponsored teaching or training work, or departmental research (e.g., curriculum development or evaluation) where participants are at least in part OSU students or employees.

Extension/Outreach: Programs and projects which involve the performance of work other than instruction and research. Extension is used to identify programs that are not research but programs where knowledge, expertise, and solutions are provided to the public as being supported by a grant, contract, or other award type. Outreach (also called public service) is used to identify specific activity supported by a grant, contract, or other award type where services are being provided to populations who might not otherwise have access to those services. Outreach has an educational role by raising awareness of existing services.

Equipment: Use when external funding is provided primarily for purchasing equipment.

Fellowship: Use when the funding opportunity is a graduate fellowship where funding will primarily support the activity of a graduate student.

Training: Sponsored teaching or training work where participants are not OSU students or employees.

Financial Aid: Funds from federal or state sources that are given to students to help pay for college; funds are typically given to students based on their financial need.
Activity Type (choose only one)

Activity Type (choose only one) Equipment Extension/Outreach Fellowship Financial Aid Instruction Research-Applied Research-Basic Research-Developmental Training
Broad Topic Areas (choose all that apply)

Broad Topic Areas (choose all that apply) Aerospace Animal Health Arts and Humanities Energy Environmental Health Food/Agriculture Human Health Human Performance/Nutrition National Defense Rural Social Sciences STEM Education Transdisciplinary (i.e. projects that involve: 1) more than one discipline, and 2) non-academic partners) Uncrewed Vehicles Water None of these

CAS Research Proposal Request Form

CAS Research Proposal Request Form

Activity Type Descriptions