Details : Application Type
General Information
Application Type information is used both by SAGE and by OSP to classify and
organize eGC1 materials, and to link related applications to one another (e.g.,
a new application with all its revisions, continuations and renewals) for improved
tracking and reporting.
Fields
This table lists all the fields on the Application Type section of the Application Details screen of the eGC1.
| Field Name |
Description |
More Info |
| Application Type |
- Pre-Application
- An application where the sponsor has an evaluation process to screen and determine those applications worthy of an invitation for a full (new) proposal.
- New
- An application for funding for a project that has never been submitted
previously. Also known as a "competing application".
- Transfer from Another Institution
- An existing application or award being transferred from another institution
or entity to the UW. Equivalent to "new" at the UW, but distinguished separately for reporting and statistical purposes.
- Competing Revision
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- Non-competing Revision
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- Resubmission
- A revision of an application previously submitted and not funded.
Similar to other types of revisions, but distinguished separately for
reporting and statistical purposes.
- Competing Renewal
- An application for the continuation of an existing project with no further funding obligated
by the sponsor.
- Non-Competing Renewal
- An application for funds previously obligated by the sponsor. Usually a progress report to-date on the project.
- Supplemental Extension
- An application for additional funding for an existing project and for an extension of the current ending date.
- Competing Supplement
- An application for additional funding for an existing project for funds not already obligated
by the sponsor.
- Non-Competing Supplement
- An application for additional funding for an existing project for funds
already obligated by the sponsor and for an extension of the current ending date.
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| After the Fact Application |
Check this box if funding, or an award letter, has already been received from the sponsor. |
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