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Post Award Processing
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Most of the information herein can be found in the Wayne
State University Grant and Contract Financial Administration Guideline,
compiled by John Davis, Vice President for Administration and Finance
(which can be obtained through Grant Accounting 577-3672)
Expenditure
Documents
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Use A-21
guidelines for compliance with expenditures on Federal Grants
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Use APPM
(Finance Section 1.3.1) for assistance on University guidelines
Grant &
Contract
Tentative
Requests / Cash Deficit Requests (Form
Available in PDF Format)
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Cash
deficit form is required if the account is on an accrual basis or if there
are currently no available funds in the account but funding is anticipated
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Tentative
requests should be submitted if award/contract will not be established by
beginning date of the grant or if utilizing 90-day prior rule to incur
expenses
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Tentatives
are requested for a 90-day period and must specify the expense
areas. Dollar amount requested must be reasonable (not to exceed approved
budget on FES). These requests are forwarded to Fiscal Affairs for review
and approval. Sponsored
Programs Administration then provides final approval and input into Banner.
Re-budget Requests
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Re-budget
requests on grant and contract accounts must come through Fiscal Affairs,
1230 Scott Hall, for review and approval
Transfer of Expenses
Request
- All
requests must come through Fiscal Affairs
- Use
a Change Order Request (COR) form if expense was not paid
- Transfer
memos must:
- Clearly
identify expenses to be transferred
- Include
date of payment, document number, exact amount, and reason for
request
- Requests
must be made within 120 days of occurrence
- If
applicable, PPS screens must be attached
- Requests
for transfer of funds for closeout of clinical trial must include:
- Statement
that study is closed or copy from IRB stating same
- “No
further expenses or revenue expected”
- Verification
that no open encumbrances exist
- Explanation
and justification for residual balance
- Destination
account number
- Principal
Investigator’s signature
- For
all transfer requests, verify whether account has Federal pass-through
dollars. If so, monies
cannot be transferred unless stated otherwise in contract
- Types
of transfers that may be ALLOWABLE, but are subject to close scrutiny
by the unit, college and SPA:
- Transfer
of an expense to a restricted account from an account which is in
deficit
- Transfers
which bring the balance in an account to zero
- Transfers
that reduce an unexpended balance after termination date
- Transfer
of an expense which has previously been transferred or certified on
another Final report
- Non-payroll
transfer requests should be submitted no more than 120 days after
the initiation of the charge, but no later than the grant/contract
termination date. For
payroll cost transfers please refer to § IV, subsection A –
Payroll Costs.
- Types
of transfers which are generally UNALLOWABLE:
- Transfer
of a lump sum, unidentified expense to a restricted account
- Transfer
of salary expense, not requested through the Payroll System
- Transfer
of an expense into a restricted account, if the expense was not
incurred within the award period
Grant Activity Reports
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The COEUS
Proposal and Award Database provides the official School of Medicine
record for grant proposals and awards. Departments are provided with
quarterly activity reports that must be reviewed and approved each quarter
for omissions and/or errors.
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Award
Reports are queried by Principal Investigator, Department/College, Sponsor
Type, or Special Category (animal usage, recombinant DNA, biological
agents, federal funds, clinical trials, etc.). Proposal Reports are
queried by Department/College or by Special Category.
The database dates to FY1998.
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Pertinent
data reflected on report includes: department credited for award/proposal,
name of principal investigator, dollar amount of account
authorization/proposal, sponsor, log number/account number, agency, etc.
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If ad-hoc reports
are needed, e-mail Maria Mykolenko at mmykole@med.wayne.edu.
Research
Rankings
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A comprehensive list of the nation’s medical school rankings as
monitored annually by the AAMC (American Association of Medical Colleges),
NIH (National Institutes of Health), and NSF (National Science
Foundation), respectively, can be obtained by e-mail request to
mmykole@med.wayne.edu
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