Indirect Costs (IDC), also known as Facilities and Administrative (F+A) Costs, are the real costs associated with University operations that cannot be allocated to a specific project. These include: (1) departmental administration costs, (2) plant operations and maintenance costs, (3) space related costs (utilities, depreciation), (4) network costs (hardware, software, personnel services and other related
The University Policy on Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment can be found here. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the definitions of what constitutes a potential conflict to be disclosed, your responsibilities as a University employee, and that you disclose any potential conflicts as they “arise or are identified.” Make sure to check our
If you are interested in hosting an external, visiting scholar or visiting student at Taubman College, make sure to familiarize yourself with the policies below, and in particular, your personal responsibilities as the hosting faculty member. Visiting Scholars Policy for individuals who have external support to travel to a host institution toundertake specific research activities
A high-level overview for seeking funding for and launching your project.
Use this form to notify the College Marketing and Communications Teams about current/upcoming news items or project descriptions. You can even bookmark https://myumi.ch/yKBBn in your web browser for quick access. Please submit one news item or project per form.
The R+CP team at Taubman College are available to support you at any time in your research + creative practice endeavors here at Taubman College. The Taubman College R+CP Team provides your unit level support, and we are typically your first point of contact for any questions or support that you might need to conduct
R+CP-led seminars and workshops are designed to build your awareness of the research and creative practice infrastructure at Taubman College and the University of Michigan and to develop your skills for successful proposal writing. These sessions cover a range of topics, addressing the wide range of Taubman College Faculty research and creative interests, as well
Events and public programming make up a great part of the culture and activities at Taubman College. In this section, you’ll find best practices for coordinating events, things to know, and our strategy for public programming. Here are some resources you may find useful as you move forward in planning and promoting an event. Public