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Grants and Contracts Specialist, College of Fine Arts

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Job overview

The Grants and Contracts Specialist supports faculty and researchers in the College of Fine Arts across pre-award and post-award activities. The role identifies funding opportunities, guides proposal preparation and submission, develops budgets, and coordinates sponsor and university processes. It also supports award administration, financial reporting, research-capacity training, and tracking faculty research accolades and outputs.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Grant Proposal PreparationProposal BudgetingSponsored Project AdministrationSubaward ManagementFinancial ReportingResearch Administration Training

Full job description

Pre-Award: Learn the research agendas of the faculty members in the college. Identify funding opportunities that may help those faculty meet their research goals and encourage those faculty members to apply. Guide faculty members and other researchers in the preparation and submission of new, transfer, competitive renewal, and competitive continuations grant and contract proposals to a sponsoring agency, company, or foundation. Research all aspects of the submission process for each application for each sponsor. Maintain continuous communication with the sponsor and researcher to make updates and adjustments as needed. Create and establish a detailed proposal budget and budget justification. Review and update proposal documentation as needed. Create and update required forms throughout the proposal process.Post-Award: Monitor and liaise between researcher and the Office of Sponsored Projects (OSP) for compliance purposes. Manage unfunded agreements and create required transactions as needed. Aid researchers with all award transitions, questions, and clarifications as needed. Prepare and coordinate subaward agreements and subaward agreement monitoring under sponsored projects. Schedule and coordinate award stakeholder meetings. Request credit, spend available, and account adjustments that require award team review in UTRMS. Process expenditures on the grant account including purchase orders and payment vouchers. Provide financial reports that align with grant and contract deadlines and on an ad hoc basis.Grow Research Capacity: In collaboration with the Office for Faculty Advancement team, prepare training, guidance, and informational materials for faculty and staff on sponsored research and provide sponsor, university, and other regulation updates to faculty as needed. Research and distribute grant opportunities. Attend conferences, presentations, and related campus organizations for research administration topics to stay abreast of new rules and trends in research administration.Reporting: Under direction of supervisor, track major research accolades received by faculty (i.e. membership in national societies, major competitive awards and fellowships received, etc.) and their major research outputs (e.g. monographs, gallery and museum exhibitions, performances, etc.). Prepare research grant and output reporting for faculty administrators as needed.

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