Research Administration and Sponsored Programs

The Office of Research Administration and Sponsored Programs (RASP) is committed to growing research in a manner that reflects the goals of the University’s current strategic plan. Below is RASP’s articulation of that commitment.

1. Foster a research enterprise that enhances the academic standing of the University.

2. Enhance faculty and student research opportunities.

3. Support University efforts to grow institutional research infrastructure and capacity.

4. Coordinate administrative efforts with other University operational units.

5. Cultivate important strategic partnerships.

Contact Information

1171 College Village

RASP Team

[email protected]

(336) 841-9420

(336) 888-6363

Daily from 8:30am — 5:00pm.

Matthew Kroll, MSA

Director, Research Admin & Sponsored Programs

Authorized Organizational Representative

[email protected]

(336) 841-9529

Sponsor Resources

Research Funding Opportunity Databases Sponsored Programs Electronic Portals Data Management Plans

Proposal Submission Resources

Getting Started Proposal Routing Procedures Budgeting Procedures Application Tools and Resources Institutional Information Forms, Policies, and Templates STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES

Internal Resources

FAQ’s Gift Versus Grant Graduate Student Fund

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Vision

To advocate for and affect the High Point University research endeavor, with a focus on growing Teacher-Scholars.

Mission

To facilitate the High Point University research enterprise and provide superior service for all research stakeholders including, faculty, staff, students, sponsors and community partners.

The RASP Commitment To Service

The Office of Research Administration and Sponsored Programs (RASP) is committed to assisting our Faculty in the timely and accurate submission of grant and award proposals to a variety of sponsors. In that respect, we offer the following commitment to service for our Faculty.

If an “Intent to Submit” form is completed and submitted to RASP at least 1-month prior to a grant deadline that includes a link to the RFP (or attachment), RASP commits to initiating a planning and budget building meeting with the PI(s) along with a full proactive review of the RFP and communication to the PI of all applicable requirements for the submission.
If a proposal is completed and routed to RASP in Cayuse SP and Cayuse 424 (or other applicable online portal) at least 2 weeks (10 business days) prior to the submission deadline, RASP commits to a full review of the proposal in these system(s) and comparison against the RFP and sponsor guidelines along with a full budget review and guarantees a timely and successful submission of the proposal by the deadline free from routing errors and applicable warnings.
If a proposal is not completed and routed 2 weeks (10 business days) prior to the submission deadline, RASP commits only to submit the proposal, as it was routed, by the deadline and cannot guarantee accuracy of the budget or that any sponsor submission will successfully make it through their system without errors.

Research Administration and Sponsored Programs