CaptainEmerson
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9 years ago http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2013/nsf13542/nsf13542.htm
A request for an REU Supplement to an existing NSF award should be submitted if the need for the undergraduate student support was not foreseen at the time of the original proposal submission, and should be prepared by the PI in FastLane in accordance with the guidelines found in the GPG. The following instructions supplement those found in the GPG. After logging into FastLane, choose "Award and Reporting Functions," and then "Supplemental Funding Request." Next, choose the award to be supplemented. In the form entitled "Summary of Proposed Work," state that this is a request for an REU Supplement. In the form entitled "Justification for Supplement," include the information described above in the fourth paragraph under the subheading "REQUEST FOR REU SUPPLEMENT"; limit your response to three pages. If an REU student has been pre-selected, you may place a brief biographical sketch in Supplementary Documents. Prepare a budget, including a justification of the funds requested for student support and their proposed use. All student costs should be entered as Participant Support Costs (Line F) in the proposal budget. (Indirect costs [F&A] are not allowed on Participant Support Costs in REU Site or REU Supplement budgets.) After you have prepared the request for supplemental funding, forward it to your organization's Sponsored Research Office (SRO), which will submit the request to NSF.
@heather-lipford, looks like it's submitted through normal channels. Since the REU will be at your site, looks like it should go through your proposal. Do you have an old example REU proposal as a template?
Seems like the scope of work could be:
- Have them improve ASIDE in some way (gives some technical experience)
- Have them do a small study (some research-y skills)
- Maybe submit a student research competition paper (SPLASH timing is usually pretty good)
@tthoma81 Reassign to @CaptainEmerson once added to this repo