LSU Flagship Research Innovation Fund: Frequently asked questions
If your question is not answered below, please email research@lsu.edu
Please visit the LSU Internal Grants & Competitions Portal for the application deadlines for each program.
The programs are available to tenured, tenure-track or research faculty at LSU A&M.
Please visit the LSU Internal Grants & Competitions Portal for the application guidelines for each program.
Citizenship or residency are not criteria for applications.
The purpose of these programs is to leverage institutional funds towards interdisciplinary
center-scale proposals and funding. If applicants identify private sector funding
that will support a multi-year, multi-million dollar project, these programs could
be utilized. Please note that subawards are not allowed on internal awards.
All collaborations will be considered.
The LSU Center for Collaborative Knowledge hosts regular networking events for interested faculty. Visit https://www.lsu.edu/cck/events.php for a list of upcoming gatherings.
The purpose of these programs is to leverage institutional funds towards interdisciplinary
center-scale proposals and funding. If an existing interdisciplinary team is working
towards center-scale funding, you may apply if you have a current externally funded
project.
Yes, the provided budget templates are pre-populated with the correct fringe benefit
and tuition remission rates.
All proposals are reviewed by a variety of peer faculty, external panels, and faculty
administrator panels with final determinations made by ORED leadership. Please visit
the LSU Internal Grants & Competitions Portal for the application guidelines for each program to include evaluation criteria.
Fringe benefits and GA health and tuition remission must be included in your budget.
However, indirect costs do not apply.
Yes, School of Veterinary Medicine faculty are eligible.
Faculty in the College of Agriculture are eligible. However, faculty with a 100% appointment
to the AgCenter are not eligible for these programs.
Late proposals will not be accepted.
No, all proposals should be submitted through InfoReady, the University's internal grants and competitions portal.