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Title: Overview of Federal Regulations for Federal Grants


1
Overview of Federal Regulations for Federal
Grants
2
Federal Regulations and Faculty Pay
  • There are absolutely NO overloads allowed under
    Federal Awards.
  • This rule applies to both the Academic Year and
    Maymester/Summer time frames.

3
Federal Awards
  • Faculty cannot be paid more than 33 of their
    Academic Year salary during Summer/Maymester
    sessions if any combination of their pay is
    coming from a federal award.
  • Faculty cannot be paid more than 2/9ths of their
    Academic Year salary during Summer/Maymester
    sessions from an National Science Foundation
    (NSF) award.
  • You are not allowed to move funds from a grant to
    a department. However, you can move allowable
    expenditures from a department to a grant if the
    department incurred the expense on behalf of the
    grant in error.
  • Personnel activity reporting is a requirement of
    all federal grants. All personnel activity will
    be supported by personnel activity reports (time
    and effort sheets).
  • This form can be found on the Office of Office of
    Grants and Contracts website -
  • http//www.kennesaw.edu/budgets/grants/PAGF.HTM
  • These reports should be turned into the Office of
    Office of Grants and Contracts at the end of each
    semester, including summer semester no later than
    15 days after the close of the semester. Time and
    effort may also be done on a monthly basis.
    Monthly time and effort reports are due no later
    than 15 days after the end of the month.
  • Each report must be signed and dated by the
    employee who performed the work and by the
    project director (or department chair if the time
    and effort is for the project director).
  • It is the responsibility of the Project Director
    to return the completed personnel activity form
    to the Office of Office of Grants and Contracts.
    Any incomplete forms will be returned to the
    Project Director for completion.

4
OMB Circular A-21
  • OMB - CIRCULAR A-21
  • http//www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/a021/a021.
    html

5
NSF Policy
  • During Summer/Maymester you can be paid from your
    NSF award up to 2/9 of your academic year salary.
    Additionally, if you are being paid from ANY
    federal source during Maymester/Summer you can
    be paid up to 33 of you academic year salary
    (this includes all sources of summer pay
    including teaching and grant work). You can not
    be paid at a rate that would put you in an
    overload capacity (over 33). Overloads can not
    be paid from Federal awards this included summer
    and the academic year.
  • National Science Foundation (NSF) Policy Index
    http//nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/index.jsp

6
Teacher Quality
  • http//www.coe.uga.edu/teacherquality/
  • Georgia's Teacher Quality Higher Education
    Program is a federally funded program under the
    Board of Regents of the University System of
    Georgia. It is funded through the United States
    Department of Education. This is part of the No
    Child Left Behind Act signed by President George
    W. Bush. We are the Title II, Part A, of Public
    Law 107-110. Funds are used to to enhance
    science, mathematics, reading, language arts, and
    social studies teaching at the elementary,
    middle, or high school level in public and
    private schools. This is the replacement program
    for the Georgia Eisenhower Professional
    Development Higher Education Program.Each fall
    a Request for Proposals is sent out to higher
    education institutions across the state for
    projects which are designed to enhance teaching
    at the elementary, middle or high school level in
    public and private schools. Proposals are also
    accepted for projects that are designed to
    improve undergraduate teacher education programs
    at colleges and universities. (from above
    referenced website)

7
Teacher Quality continued
  • Money may be shifted from one of three
    categories to the other travel, additional
    costs and supplies as long as it is not more
    than 25 of an individual category. If you need
    to move more than 25, please contact the Teacher
    Quality Office. Personnel, support personnel,
    and participant costs may not be moved without
    permission from the Teacher Quality Office. (per
    standard award letter) The shift of any funds
    needs to be coordinated thru the Office of Grants
    and Contracts (Grants Office).
  • All adjustments must be approved in writing (memo
    or email) from the funding agency unless within
    the above stated 25 rule.
  • Standard indirect policy for Teacher Quality is
    8 of total direct costs, excluding supplies and
    materials.
  • Funding Agency requires 50 match of awarded
    amount unless stated otherwise in the proposal.
  • All expenses need to be submitted within 3 months
    of the scheduled workshops/training. If the
    workshops/training are given near the close of
    the grant, all expenses need to be posted in
    KSU's financial system by the end day of 6/30
    (last day of grant and last day of fiscal year).
  • Additionally, if you are being paid from ANY
    federal source during Maymester/Summer you can
    be paid up to 33 of you academic year salary
    (this includes all sources of summer pay
    including teaching and grant work). You can not
    be paid at a rate that would put you in an
    overload capacity (over 33). Overloads can not
    be paid from Federal awards during the academic
    year or during summer.
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