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How can a faculty member find out if a personal or departmental research interest would benefit, and hence, receive the support of a participating federal agency?

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How can a faculty member find out if a personal or departmental research interest would benefit, and hence, receive the support of a participating federal agency?

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Very easily. Contact the Federal Representatives at the SA-CESU and/or talk directly with the resource managers at a nearby Federal unit(s). This is commonly done. All part of the active communication already addressed above. The Federal Representatives at the CESU is aware of most research needs on associated Federal units, plus the representative can smooth the way for the researcher in discussing a research interest with a Federal unit(s). It cannot overemphasize the importance of becoming acquainted with the resource issues and needs of a Federal unit(s) of interest. This is a foundational block in building a research program with a federal agency.

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