Final Reminder: Internal Funding Proposals Are Due February 1

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Final Reminder: Internal Funding Proposals Are Due February 1
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The Office of Research is pleased to remind CSU faculty that the call for proposals for the following 2023-2024 internal funding programs is currently open:

The deadline for applications is February 1. To assist in the preparation of successful applications, the forms that will be used to evaluate the proposals are included at the above web sites.

For more information, please contact Joy Yard, 687-9364, or Roman Kondratov, 687-5171.

Original source can be found here.

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