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NIH FORMS-I Human Subject and Clinical Trials Information Worksheet
This fillable form is intended to help U-M research administrators collect the detailed data and scientific questions they will need from principal investigators to more readily complete FORMS-IH and the PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trials Information Form in the eResearch Proposal Management (eRPM) system.
Use this form for requests to obtain a new eRA Commons ID or to add/remove roles to an existing Commons ID. eRA Commons is the National Institutes of Health’s electronic system required for managing NIH proposals and awards. U-M ORSP staff are the designated officials who register and update the NIH eRA Commons IDs for all U-M faculty, staff and students. For more information, visit NIH eRA Commons Registration and ID Lookup.
Proposal Submission Deadline Policy: PAF and Proposal Checklist
Reference this checklist that the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects (ORSP) uses for a Full Review and Limited Review of proposals for external funding. Learn more about ORSP’s Proposal Submission Deadline Policy.
NIH requires Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program (MFTRP) certifications with research performance progress reports (RPPRs) annually for senior/key personnel to ensure investigators are not part of an MFTRP, which is against federal and U-M policy. If individuals are not including updated Other Support documentation as part of the RPPR that incorporates the digital certification for this requirement, they can upload a certification statement using this form. For more information, visit NIH Research Performance Progress Reports (RPPRs).
Uniform Guidance Request Template/Tool
This tool (U-M login required) is meant to assist project teams when submitting an award change request (ACR) for Uniform Guidance (UG) Monitored Costs. Project teams can use this optional form to list UG expenses and then upload this to the ACR form to help ensure the requirements are met to avoid delays or required changes. For more information, visit Award Change Requests.
Safe and Inclusive Work Environments Plan Template
The National Science Foundation (NSF) requires proposers to certify that they have a plan for creating and maintaining a Safe and Inclusive Working Environment(s) for projects that include off-campus or off-site research. For more information, visit Working With NSF.
National Research Service Award (NRSA) Childcare Supplement Request
NIH provides the option for fellows and trainees to request a certain amount of funds per budget period for childcare costs provided by a licensed childcare provider. Use this form to make a childcare supplement request. For more information, visit Graduate Student Research Assistants (GRSA) Cost Estimates and NRSA Stipend Levels.
Attachment 3B for Subrecipient Contacts
Attachment 3B is a Federal Demonstration Partnership (FDP) Clearinghouse form used to collect subrecipient information required for contact information and Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act reporting. This version is partially completed with information for U-M as the subrecipient. For more information, visit FDP’s Subaward Templates and Tools.
Non-U-M Affiliate Financial Interests Disclosure Form
This form is for when non-U-M investigators on a research project under the oversight of the University of Michigan must disclose outside interests to U-M. For more information, visit Working With Subrecipients / Subrecipient Forms and Research Ethics and Compliance’s Conflict of Interest (COI) page.
A completed Subrecipient Commitment Form is required when requesting a subcontract. Use this template to collect the information from the subrecipient institution that U-M needs to establish the subcontract, including information on the subrecipient institution’s conflict of interest policy. For more information, visit Working With Subrecipients / Subrecipient Forms.