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UM Information for work related to National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Announcements
Did you know? NIH offer videos on NIH Review Process Revealed and Tips for Applicants
♦ NIH Policy Updates Summarized Because so many policy updates have been issued lately, the NIH Extramural News brings you this summary. Read the list at: Extramural nexus
♦ NIH Extramural Nexus The NIH Extramural Nexus provides regular updates on NIH grants policies and activities that affect the entire grants community.
The Nexus is also the home of Rock Talk--the blog of Dr. Sally Rockey, who serves as NIH's Deputy Director for Extramural Research and directs the Office of Extramural Research.
Gain a better understanding of NIH grants issues, and weigh in on current happenings that affect the extramural community as a whole.
NIH eRA Commons Registration
UM info about the NIH eRA Commons including how to register.If you have questions about registration, or need assistance, please contact Laura Cifor at lcifor@umich.edu, or 764-7234.
eSNAP
eSNAP (electronic Streamlined Non-competing Award Process), a component of the eRA Commons system, enables extramural grantees to submit an electronic version of the SNAP type 5 (non-competing) progress report through a Web interface. Since January, 2007, the University has required that all non-competing renewals be submitted as an eSNAP via the Commons. Learn more.
Public Access Policy for Publications
Information on the NIH Public Access Policy and the use of the My NCBI's My Bibliography for managing eRA Commons and for complying with the Policy
xTrain
xTrain provides program directors, university administrators, and trainees the ability to electronically process and submit appointment forms and termination notices associated with institutional research training grants and career development awards. It is also used by Agency grants management staff to review and process the appointments and termination notices submitted electronically. Required since January, 2011.
Certificates of Confidentiality -- how to obtain one at UM [HRPP site]
ORSP Primary Contacts for NIH projects
Terri Maxwell :: primary contact for: Center for Human Growth & Dev; College of Lit, Science & Arts; Information, School of; Medical School -- Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Cancer Center, UMACC; Pharmacy, College of; School of Public Health
June Wilson :: primary contact for: Dentistry, School of; College of Engineering, Ford School of Public Policy; Kinesiology, School of; Life Sciences Institute; Medical School -- Anesthesiology, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Pathology, Physiology, Radiology; OVPR; Rackham Graduate School; School of Social Work; UMTRI; University Libraries
Colleen Vogler :: primary contact for: Academic & Educational Affairs; Dearborn Campus; Flint Campus; Institute for Social Research; Education, School of; Medical School -- all other departments not listed above; School of Nursing; University Hospitals & Health Centers
Laura Cifor:: primary contact for: eSNAPs, closeouts, Ann Arbor VA IPAs.
NIH-Group
NIH-GROUP provides email alerts of the latest information concerning policies and procedures governing the National Institutes of Health, the Table of Contents of the weekly NIH Guide (funding opportunities), and other information of interest to the biomedical/life sciences community. | Add yourself to this group by going to the online directory or send mail to NIH-GROUP-REQUEST. View the membership of NIH-GROUP
Last reviewed: January 3, 2012
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