Seeking Funding? Start here.

Grant awards from private foundations are processed through The University at Albany Foundation (UAF), which provides oversight and management for the funds you request from a charitable foundation. The proposal process is coordinated by the Office of Corporate & Foundation Relations.

In completing this form, we understand that your department has approved your project. It also meets the criteria and standards for you to successfully complete your project and effectively abide by the foundation’s guidelines and reporting policies.

General Information

Name of Project Lead or PI:
Department:
E-mail:
Phone:
Dean/Chair's Name:
I have received the Dean and chair's approval.

Project Details

Project Title:
Start Date:
Expected Project Duration:
Number of Related Staff:
Type of Funding Support:
If "Other," please explain:
Requested Amount or Range:

Tell us a little more about your project and your work...

What do you need to fund and why?

Describe your project. What makes it unique and relevant? What are current or expected benefits?

Describe your project’s impact. What difference is your research or program going to make to individuals and groups? How will you know you are making a difference for these individuals or groups?

Outline your plan to spend the grant award (include cost for personnel, program, equipment & supplies, travel, etc.):

Just a few more details to aid us in our research...

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Do you receive existing funding or foundation grants? List below:

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After you click the "Submit Request" button below, the OCFR representative will be in touch to discuss your program/project and funding possibilities. We look forward to learning more about your work.

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Lawrence and Marie Shore Life Sciences Graduate Student Scholarship:
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