Post Award for Titan Innovation Fund
- Awardees will receive a letter notifying them that their proposal has been approved for funding.
- Before funds can be dispersed, awardees must sign a letter of agreement that sets forth the terms and conditions for the awarding of funds by the University and the usage of funds by the awardee.
- All awardees will be publicly recognized at a University event.
- All awardees will showcase their initiative accomplishments at a University event.
- Awardees are encouraged to apply for external grants and/or seek endowments to continue their work beyond initial funding.
University Post Award Resources
Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR)
University Advancement’s Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR) works to identify opportunities for corporate and foundation investment in Detroit Mercy programs, centers, and university initiatives and to establish, develop, and maintain enduring and mutually beneficial relationships with our partners.
Contact
Yvonne M. Lindstrom
Director Corporate and Foundation Relations University Advancement
313-578-0328
lindstym@udmercy.edu
Office for Sponsored Programs and Research Activities (OSPRA)
Office for Sponsored Programs and Research Activities (OSPRA) supports research and other scholarly activities of faculty, students and staff. The mission of OSPRA is to facilitate the procurement of external support through research grants, contracts and technical assistance agreements, to administer internal support for research and to document and publicize the scholarly achievements of members of the Detroit Mercy community.
Contact
Ann Serra Director of OSPRA
Office of Sponsored Programs and Research Activities
313-993-1469
serraam@udmercy.edu
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
The UDM Institutional Review Board works to protect the rights and welfare of volunteers in research projects as required by federal regulations. The IRB has the authority to approve, require modifications in (to secure approval), or disapprove research based on its review.