SAGE: Creating NIH Proposals in Grant Runner (1012)

CORE 1012

Grant Runner enables you to complete Grants.gov applications for many National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding opportunities directly within SAGE. It integrates the standard government grant application forms (also known as the SF424 Forms) with the UW electronic Grants and Contract (eGC1) application and SAGE Budget. With the click of a button, the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) can electronically submit your application via Grants.gov to the sponsor. This course will introduce experienced SAGE users to Grant Runner. Through a combination of a lecture and guided practice, participants will create a Grant Runner eGC1 while reviewing the stages of the Grant Runner submission process. Participants are expected to take SAGE: Creating & Submitting eGC1s prior to taking this course. We also recommend taking Introduction to Sponsored Project Budgets and SAGE Budget before taking this course.

The Collaborative for Research Education (CORE) at the University of Washington is committed to providing equal access to its programs and courses for all learners. Please contact the CORE office at corehelp@uw.edu or 206-616-0804 if you require accommodations. To request accommodation, please reach out at least ten business days before the class start date to ensure timely arrangements. All information will be kept confidential.

Audience

Those interested in using Grant Runner for NIH Grants who have some SAGE experience.

Research Administration Certificate

Elective

Last Updated

October 2024

Course Materials

1012 – SAGE – Creating NIH Proposals in Grant Runner

Related Learning

SAGE Creating and Editing eGC1s is a prerequisite for this class. Introduction to Sponsored Project Budgets and SAGE Budget are recommended prior to taking this class.