Fellowships


Preparing Fellowship Applications

All Applications for outside Pre-Doctoral & Postdoctoral Fellowships must be routed through your Institutional Representative.




Institutional Representative-
School of Medicine

Postdoctoral fellowships and graduate student fellowships -

Fellowship Office
Research Management Group

1215 Welch Road, Modular A
Walk-in office hours: 9 -12 & 1 - 4
     
Directions


Jessica Jones, Fellowship Coordinator
 
jonesjes@stanford.edu
 Phone: 650 725-4368
 Fax: 650-736-1304

 Debra Porzio. Fellowship Manager
 dporzio@stanford.edu
 Phone: 650-736-0767
 Fax: 650-736-1304


Institutional Representatives-
For all other Schools

Postdoctoral fellowships -
Your regularly assigned OSR Contract & Grant Officer
Office of Sponsored Research
651 Serra Street or
320 Panama Street (Engineering, HEPL, Ginzton, SLAC & LAM)
Contact information

Graduate student fellowships-

Florie Flores
Student Financial Aid Office
Old Union
florie@stanford.edu
650-725-0540

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School of Medicine
Department Contact List
 
(Download "Protected" document)
(Rev. April 2007)

 

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Processing Requirements and Proposal Checklist for
Appointed / Registered Scholars
Important New Policy:
Effective June 1, 2006, University policy requires you to submit your complete application packet and SU-42FL to your Institutional Representative at least 5 working days before agency deadline. For more information on this internal deadline policy, please see the following website.

School of Medicine Processing Requirements
Download   Rev. 10/06


Proposal Checklist   

checkmark  Complete copy of application, including Scientific Summary/Abstract, Budget Detail, and completed original signature pages

checkmark   Copy of the agency program announcement

checkmark   SU-42FL Routing sheet   (Revised 03/06) must be completely filled out and signed by the faculty sponsor and a department administrator. No application will be processed without a signed routing sheet. (If you have a problem downloading this attachment, please contact Debra Porzio at dporzio@stanford.edu)


check   SU-42FL Conflict of Interest Supplemental Form    (Revised 11/06)
Please complete this COI supplement form for each proposal and attach to each SU-42FL.
SU-42FL Tutorial
(online guide to instructions, procedures and policies for
completing the SU-42FL routing form)
check   Appointment Verification Form    - prospective scholars only-must be completely filled out and signed by the faculty sponsor and a department administrator. No application will be processed without this form.

check  Housestaff Verification Form    - housestaff only- must be completely filled out and signed by the faculty sponsor and a department administrator. No application will be processed without this form.
Helpful Hints
  • Processing applications requires a thorough review of all documents, and entry into the University pre-award tracking system.  

    To facilitate this, University policy now requires that you submit your completed SU-42FL and application to the Fellowship Office in the Research Management Group at least 5 working days prior to the agency deadline. Complete applications are processed in the order received.
  • Limited Submission Programs require an Internal Review pre-approval by a Selection Committee. In limited submission programs, the sponsor restricts the number of applications or proposals a campus can submit to the agency. The guidelines for these programs require institutions to screen pre-proposals or nominations to determine which applications will be submitted for competition. Limited funding opportunity announcements which contain internal submission deadlines and guidelines will be distributed via email and posted to a Calendar of Funding Opportunities website by Jeanne Heschele in the Research Management Group throughout the year. 
  • The Institutional Representative will
    • Sign the application and
    • Provide a cover letter.

      [Cover letters are often optional to the agency, but are included as a courtesy. They also indicate that the application has been entered into the system, which makes funding procedures easier to complete when awarded.]
  • Applications should be carefully checked before photocopying and/or mailing.
  • The applicant and/or department is responsible for:
    • Mailing
    • Photocopying
    • Scientific Corroboration
    • Sending Animal or Human Protocol Information to the Agency



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Activation - Acceptance and Processing Fellowship Awards

Activation Process
Research Compliance-Human and Animal Subjects, Radiologic, Biohazard
Fellowship Payments
Miscellaneous Stanford Identification Numbers



Activation Process


In order to get your fellowship-funds paid to you, the Institutional Representative must activate the award.

The activation process involves verification of:
--appointment status
--visa status
--animal and/or human subject protocols.
Suggested Steps

Here is a suggested set of steps to make the activation process timely, so there is no lapse in your funding.
  • Contact the Institutional Representative as soon as you receive the notice of award from the funding agency. In some cases the letters are copied to Institutional Representative but you should verify receipt in any case and verify whether you are accepting the award or not and if you are accepting the award based on the original award notice (i.e. dates).
  •  Key points to look for in an award letter for activation :
    • Start and stop dates of the funding period
    • The dollar amount corresponding to the specific time period
    • Terms and conditions
    • Specific permission, if needed, to receive the fellowship as salary payments

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Research Compliance-Human and Animal Subject, Biohazard, Radiologic safety approvals

The Institutional Representative will do the appropriate verifications of current human subject or animal protocol approvals.

IMPORTANT: Awards cannot be activated if human or animal protocols have not been obtained specifically for the agency and research project .


Fellows are responsible to work with the department administrator to make sure the proper protocols have been obtained.

Research Compliance website
Alice Haskett -- Human Compliance Officer-- 723-5244
Valerie Fratus -- Animal Compliance Officer-- 723-4550
Kathy McClelland -- Lab Compliance Officer-- 723-4697

Research Compliance Biohazard/R-DNA website
Ellyn Segal -- Biohazards/R-DNA --- 725-1473
Lance Phillips -Radiological Hazards --725-1412

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Fellowship Payments

Fellowship payments
are entered as stipends in PeopleSoft GFS by the department administrator.
  • Postdoc stipend checks are cut once a month at the end of the month.
  • When asked to whom checks should be mailed , fellows should cite:
Stanford University
P.O. Box 44253
San Francisco , CA 94144-4253
  • Quarterly tax estimates must be filed by the postdoc for stipend payments. Postdocs should seek professional tax advice and/or browse the IRS and Cal State Franchise tax board home pages available from the Scholars' Handbook page on taxes.

Miscellaneous Stanford Identification Numbers

  • Stanford's DUNS number for NIH applications is 009214214
  • Stanford's Entity number for NIH applications is 94-115-636-5A1
  • Stanford's animal assurance number is A3213-01
  • Stanford's Human assurance number is FWA935
  • Stanford's R-DNA/ Biohazardous Assurance number is MC-90-01

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For All Scholars



Funding Information for Postdoctoral Fellows


List of Fellowship funding opportunities by agency and deadline date
  Download Excel Spreadsheet     Updated March 2007

Research Management Group (RMG)
funding opportunity website
with links to:  searchable databases, calendars, NIH, NSF and other resources

**SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS**

Stanford Center on Longevity

Postdoctoral Fellowships--Application Deadline:  April 1, 2007   

Stanford Molecular Imaging Scholars Program
Postdoctoral Training in Molecular Imaging of Cancer

Postdoctoral fellowships- Application deadline: May 14, 2007   

Office of Postdoctoral Affairs

Dean's Postdoctoral Fellowships Deadline: April 9, 2007
The Katherine McCormick Committee to Support Women in Medical Careers       Deadline: April 18, 2007

NIH Pathway to Independence (PI) Award (K99/R00)  
Program announcement
Frequently asked questions NIH K99/R00 FAQ Website

Deadlines:
for K Series:
(See electronic submission transition schedule via grants.gov)
The program features a new opportunity for promising postdoctoral scientists to receive both mentored and independent research support from the same award.

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Postdoctoral fellows--important notice
You will need to work with the Research Process Manager (RPM) in the Research Management Group who is assigned to your division or your department when compiling your grant application.  Your RPM will need to assist you with the budget, Stanford and NIH policies and other components of your grant application. Please contact your RPM as soon as possible to alert them that you are considering applying for this RFA.  (Please allow as much time as possible to prepare your application.)
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