North Carolina A&T State University

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1 A&T State University Board of Trustees Academic Affairs Committee Sponsored Funding, FY 2013 to Date Friday, November 16, :00 10:00 a.m. Dr. Barry Burks Vice Chancellor for Research and Economics Development Explore. Discover. Become. Overview $70.0 $60.0 $50.0 $40.0 $30.0 $20.0 $28.2 NC A&T SPONSORED FUNDING FY to date (in million of dollars) $34.2 $35.5 $38.6 $41.5 $45.8 $57.4 $60.1 $60.5 $51.3 $25.8* $10.0 $ to date * FY13 figures through

2 Awards, listed by academic unit Unit Total Awards Average Rank Academic Affairs $10,058, $1,676, Engineering $9,580, $309, Agriculture & Env. Sci. $2,285, $114, Arts & Sciences $1,633, $233, Education $1,569, $174, Student Affairs $281, $281, Technology $272, $68, Business & Economics $122, $24, Nursing $25, $25, Total $25,829, $307, Awards, listed by academic unit $1,569, $701, $1,633, $2,285, $9,580, $10,058, Academic Affairs Engineering Agriculture & Env. Sci. Arts & Sciences Education Four other 4 2

3 Awards, listed by funder type Funder type Total Percentage U.S. Department of Education $10,164, National Science Foundation $9,131, U.S. Department of Agriculture $2,127, National Institutes of Health $1,164, Four other federal agencies $1,104, All others, public and private $1,101, NASA $1,035, Total $25,829, Awards, listed by funder type Totals as of October 30 $1,035, U.S. Department of $1,104, Education $1,101, $2,127, National Science $1,164, Foundation $10,164, U.S. Department of Agriculture $9,131, National Institutes of Health Four other federal agencies All others, public and private NASA 6 3

4 Proposals, listed by unit and funder Totals as of October 30 Unit Total Number Funder Total Number Engineering $21,149, U.S. Department of Defense $40,408, Arts & Sciences $12,277, National Science Foundation $16,235, Education $12,273, U.S. Department of Education $3,904, Business & Economics $9,637, U.S. Department of Agriculture $1,678, Academic Affairs $3,155, State Government $778, JSNN $2,536, Educational Institutions $625, Agriculture & Env. Sci. $1,393, National Institutes of Health $515, Student Affairs $1,262, Nonprofit Organizations $364, DORED $732, UNC Schools $303, Technology $556, Associations $100, Graduate Studies $40, Local Government $68, Nursing $25, Business & Industry $26, Total $65,038, Other Federal $10, NASA $10, Foundations $9, U.S. Department of Energy $0.00* 1 Total $65,038, * Letter of intent 7 Major new research grants FY2013 to date Project Amount PI Unit Funder Case Studies in the Sciences Enrichment Laboratories Program $104,614 Stephanie Luster Engineering Burroughs Wellcome Fund Teasley Meprins in ischemia reperfusion induced renal injury Building Capacity to Control Viral Foodborne Disease: A Translational, Multidisciplinary Approach Econometric estimation of discrete choice models with aggregate data: an application to the adoption of conservation tillage $103,902 Elimelda Ongeri Arts & Sciences $100,000 Leonard Williams Center for Excellence in Post Harvest Technologies National Institute of General Medical Sciences N.C. State University $100,000 Lyubov Kurkalova Business & Economics USDA Economic Research Service Project Fire: Fostering Inclusive Responsive Educators $100,000 Cathy Kea Education U. S. Department of Education 8 4

5 Major continuing research grants FY2013 to date Project Amount PI Unit Funder Revolutionizing Metallic Biomaterials $3,999,000 Jagannathan Sankar Engineering National Science Foundation MRI: Acquisition of Integrated Research Instrument for Large Animal Testing Investigation $1,112,786 Jagannathan Sankar Engineering National Science Foundation Collaborative Project: Carolina Cyber Defense Scholarship $835,514 Huiming Yu Engineering National Science Foundation Child Response Initiative $749,905 Kelly Graves Education Office of Justice Programs Center for Aviation Safety (CAS) $667,853 Kunigal Shivakumar Engineering NASA 9 Summary Key points on our prospects for FY13 FY12 shortfall in sponsored funding was caused by two large programs totaling $8.5M not being renewed. FY13 is starting strongly: 84 awards, $25.82 million as of October 30. The looming sequestration of federal funding will negatively impact research funding availability. DORED is responding by focusing on:» National priorities that will be less impacted by sequestration: defense, national security, and intelligence.» Private sector funding. Long-term emphasis on tech transfer and economic development are producing results.» Two patents have been received in FY13, the first for A&T since