Possible NIH Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI)
NIH PI's must disclose all known Significant Financial Interests that 1) would reasonably appear to be affected by the NIH research; and 2) in entities whose financial interests would reasonably appear to be affected by the research. NIH Pace Investigators need to determine what constitutes a reportable Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) by going to the NIH Conflict of Interest Policy Tutorial (http://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/coi/tutorial/fcoi.pdf) for additional information. After taking the tutorial, answer the following:
[ ] I have taken the NIH Conflict of Interest Tutorial
[ ] I have a reportable FCOI: Yes: _____ or No: _____ If yes, send the appropriate disclosure on a separate page, and forward it to:
Provost Uday Sukhatme (usukhatme@pace.edu) and Associate Provost Victor Goldsmith (vgoldsmith@pace.edu) for review and determing if notification to NIH is required.
Sponsored Research & Economic Development (SRED)
- A to Z of Proposal Preparation
- Contract Guidelines for External Funding
- Designated Pace Proposal Signatory
- Pace University Centers and Institutes
- External Funding to Pace
- Forms
- Examples of Successful Proposals
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Fringe Benefit & Indirect Cost Rates
- Grants for Students
- Institutional Review Board (IRB)
- Multidisciplinary RFPs
- NSF Grant Policy Frequently Asked Questions
- Other Grant Sources
- Pace’s NSF Researchers
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- Possible NIH Financial Conflict of Interest
- Post Award Procedures
- Proposal Writing Bibliography
- RFP (Request for Proposals)
- Released Time
- Research Conduct of Students - New NSF Requirement
- Scholarships
- Sponsored Project Life Cycle
- Submission Through Grants.Gov
- Summer Salary and Compensation Guidelines
- Research Day

