The Role of the Principal Investigator (PI) or Project Director (PD)
In most cases, the project should not be started until the award document is processed by the OSP. Once the award is fully executed, the Business Office will set up an grant account in Banner to track the expenditures.
Once the account is set up, the PI/PD will be responsible for the following:
- Carry out the work of the project in accordance with the approved scope of work.
- Prepare and submit any required reports to agency by required due date. Failure to comply with agency reporting deadlines may jeopardize future funding.
- Ensure funds are spent in accordance with the terms of the grant (as specified in the approved grant budget), regulations regarding federally funded programs, and in accordance with ۿ۴ý policies and procedures, including purchasing, travel, and hiring policies.
- Notify OSPand other appropriatedepartments when hiring students and other personnel.
- Keep adequate records for audit purposes.
- Notify OSPof any problems, or proposed changes in the grant project (such as budget, scope of work, partnering organizations, personnel).
- Complete and submit monthly effort reports when required by the award.
- Complete and submit a Financial Conflict of Interest form as required for federal awards on an annual basis.
- Notify OSP when the project is completed and the funds spent. OSP will work with the Business Office to begin closeout procedures.
Forms
- Additional Pay Form - use to authorize additional payments (wages) for faculty and administrators from grant accounts.
Policies and Procedures
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