Academic Grants: Process

So you want to write a grant proposal! Great! Faculty at St. Mary's have developed a number of successful programs that have provided and continue to provide creative educational experiences for our students. Faculty members in several disciplines have also engaged in primary research projects that have contributed to the advancement of knowledge in their specialized fields.

Whatever reason you have for developing a grant proposal, this important element of faculty development is supported through the Academic Research and Sponsored Projects, located in the Center for Academic Development at St. Louis Hall, room 104.

Frequently Asked Questions
	What do I do first if I have an idea for a proposal?
	What is the Blue Form?
	How long does it take to write a grant proposal?
	How can I find out about funding sources?
	Can I write to these funding sources as soon as I locate one?
	When I find a program to fit my project idea, how do I get more information?
	What help can I expect when I start to write the proposal?
	What other kinds of support does the Academic Research and Sponsored Projects provide?
	What role do other grants offices play in faculty-originated projects?
	If my research involves Human Subjects or Animals, what procedures must I follow?

Go to the Frequently Asked Questions page.

Academic Research and Sponsored Projects Office
One Camino Santa Maria
San Antonio, TX 78228
St. Louis Hall, Room 104
Susan McCarthy, Ph.D., Director
Phone : 210-436-3736
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