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Do all grant applications and proposals have to go through the approval process?

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Do all grant applications and proposals have to go through the approval process?

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University policy requires that all grant applications and proposals must go through the usual approval process before it is submitted to a potential sponsor or funding agency. This is true whether the application or proposal for a grant is submitted to a private funding sponsor, such as a foundation or corporation, a public sponsor, such as a Federal or State agency, or to any other organization, such as a professional association or society. This is also true whether the application or proposal is a new project, a continuation, a renewal, or a supplement. The only exceptions are gifts and most fellowship applications.

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