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Mailman School Pre-award Application Checklist (PDF)
Mailman School Application Pre-submission Process (PDF)
Non-Competing Continuation Progress Report: Downloadable Instructions and Forms
Overview of Funding Opportunities
Sponsored Projects Administration, Medical Center
Institutional information required for grant & contract applications
Columbia University Medical Center Administrative & Service Departments
Office of Environmental Health and Safety
Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
Columbia University Independent Auditor's Report
Columbia University Financial Report
Listed below are some of the forms available through the Sponsored Projects Administration
SPA forms
Pre Award
Post-Award
University Compliance forms
Most forms that require institutional approval (IRB, IACUC, Conflict of Interest, etc.) can be found in RASCAL.
IRB Protocol forms
IACUC Protocol Forms
Environmental Health & Safety
Use RASCAL to obtain approval for recombinant DNA, infectious agents, human materials or other potentially infectious materials, laser, hazardous chemicals or toxins, and radioisotopes. Safety courses are also available in RASCAL.
Human embryo and stem cell research
(All human embryo and stem cell research must be approved by the University Human Embryo and Stem Cell Research Committee)
New Academic Officer Hire
As part of the hire of a new academic officer, an Invention Agreement is required for all new full-time appointments, for part-time salaried appointments as officers of research, and for student officers holding research titles. Please refer to the HR Manager Toolkit for additional information regarding this policy.
Transfer of Sponsored Projects
Faculty & Research: Grants Management
Upcoming Grant Due Dates (XLS)


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Surveillance and Forecasting of Emerging Infectious Diseases
5/31/201212:30-2pm
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Reducing exposure from infectious aerosols: Respiratory source control vs receiver protection