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Can a non-faculty member (soft money researcher) of a university supervise and mentor a graduate student?

April 26, 2017graduate mentor money non-faculty researcher soft student supervise

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Can a non-faculty member (soft money researcher) of a university supervise and mentor a graduate student?

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A. A soft money researcher at a university can be a PI as long as the university contracts and grants office agrees. They must have a written statement attached to the proposal documenting approval from the departmental chairperson.