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The President's Research Grant (PRG) annual competition supports Nova Southeastern University’s research-focused core values and strategic priorities by providing seed money for new research, expanding current research initiatives to new levels of competitiveness, and supporting scholarly activities that contribute to general disciplinary knowledge. Successful grantees are expected to leverage funds to pursue externally sponsored research.
Each PRG award is funded 50% from interest on university-invested funds, and 50% from the winning applicant’s college as matching funds. Proposals are reviewed by panels of faculty/researchers, including past recipients, and the highest ranked proposals are presented to the president for final selection in the Spring of each year.
Updates:
The PRG FY2027 application cycle will be opening on November 14, 2025.
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Required PRG Forms (As applicable) |
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FY2027 Application Link to InfoReady Please review RFP for proposal content |
12/2024 |
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FY2027 Request for Proposal |
11/2025 |
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Deans Commitment Form (Complete this required form and upload to InfoReady per RFP instructions) |
12/2024 |
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PRG Scoring Rubric |
11/2025 |
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InfoReady Application Instructions Describes the process for creating and submitting an application in InfoReady |
12/2024 |
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PRG/QOL Information Sessions |
11/2025 |
November 21, 2025 – Zoom Recording |
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Proposal Development Assistance by NSU |
11/2022 |
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Required PRG Forms (As applicable) |
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Reviewer/Panel Chair Training |
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Peer Review of Grants |
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Required PRG Forms (As applicable) |
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Post Award Procedures |
06/2024 |
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Rebudgeting Request |
10/2023 |
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No-Cost Extension Form |
10/2023 |
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Final Report Form |
10/2023 |
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Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Congratulations to the FY26 Winners
President's Research Grants are not evaluated on the level of funding an individual may have for other projects locally or federally funded. Each project or submission is graded on its own merits and not on past or present funding.
