Research Development Office
Should I WorkRD ?
Answer 4 quick questions about your proposal and we will recommend the right level of Research Development support - from full Proposal Development to a quick consult. Takes about one minute.
Proposal Development
Proposal Enhancement
PM / Consulting
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Question 1 of 4
What type of proposal are you working on?
Select the option that best matches your grant mechanism.
Center or program grant
P01, P20 COBRE, P30 NORC, U19, or similar multi-component award
Large federal initiative
ARPA-H, NSF EPSCoR, DARPA, DOD Other Transaction, or major cooperative agreement
Training grant
T32, T34, T35, D43, F series, or similar training or workforce award
R01 or equivalent research grant
NIH R01, R37, R56, NSF standard grant, VA Merit Award, or similar
Small grant or career development award
R21, R03, K01, K08, K23, K99, F31, F32, or similar
Foundation, internal, or non-federal award
Private foundation, industry, pilot grant, internal seed award, or other
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Question 2 of 4
Is this a new submission, resubmission, or renewal?
This helps us understand your starting point and how much development work is involved.
New submission
This is the first time this proposal is being submitted
Resubmission (A1 or later)
Revising a prior submission that was not funded
Renewal (Type 2 or continuation)
Renewing a currently funded project for the next project period
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Question 3 of 4
How is your research team structured?
Team size and cross-institutional complexity are major factors in how much coordination support a proposal requires.
Single PI, single institution
Just me, or collaborators at KUMC or KU-Lawrence with no formal subawards
Multiple PIs, same institution
MPI arrangement or co-investigators, all within the KU system
Multi-institutional (subawards or consortium)
Partner institutions, subcontracts, or consortium members outside the KU system
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Question 4 of 4
How much lead time do you have before your deadline?
Earlier engagement means more we can do. This is one of the most important factors in determining the scope of support available.
More than 8 weeks
Plenty of time to plan, develop, and iterate on all components
4 to 8 weeks
Workable with focused effort, but we will need to prioritize scope
Fewer than 4 weeks
Very tight - RD support will be limited and targeted
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