2022 Pathway to Stop Diabetes - Initiator Award (INI) or Accelerator Awards (ACC)

M. Dodson

UArizona is allowed a maximum of one nomination per grant cycle to one of the Pathway Program Award types: Initiator or Accelerator. Institutions may not submit nominations in multiple award types in a single grant cycle.

To accelerate the research needed to stop this deadly disease, the American Diabetes Association’s bold transformational initiative, Pathway to Stop Diabetes, is inspiring a new generation of diabetes researchers.

External Deadline
08/01/2022
Internal Deadline
June 8, 2022
Program URL
https://professional.diabetes.org/content-page/current-funding-opportunities-pa…

"I have been invited by a school district to provide professional development and will be paid for 6 hours of work. Is this a COC or COI?"

Please work with your college to determine if this is outside of your institutional duties and responsibilities.  If this activity meets the definition of an Outside Commitment, it should be disclosed for conflict of commitment review.  The Outside Commitment Decision Tree on our Disclosure Requirements webpage may be of assistance in making this determination.

"If a local teacher or school asks me to assist with a curriculum or teaching project (per my expertise), is this a COC? It seems like it would be a service project. How does one distinguish between service and a COC?"

Please work with your college to determine if this is outside of your institutional duties and responsibilities.  If this activity meets the definition of an Outside Commitment, it should be disclosed for conflict of commitment review.  The Outside Commitment Decision Tree on our Disclosure Requirements webpage may be of assistance in making this determination.

"I’ve agreed to be on an advisory board for the Oxford Dictionary of African American English. I’ll be given more than $5000 and this is my area of expertise. What do I need to do for COI or COC?"

If this activity meets the definition of an Outside Commitment, it should be disclosed for conflict of commitment review.  The Outside Commitment Decision Tree on our Disclosure Requirements webpage may be of assistance in making this determination.

 

"I have been invited to participate in a small conference. The conference is funded by a grant and the grantee is reimbursing participants for travel expenses. Is this a COC/COI?"

There is not enough information to determine whether this should be disclosed for conflict of interest review.  (e.g., Is it a UArizona grant?  Are you funded by a PHS agency or the Dept of Energy?)  Please contact OROI at coi@arizona.edu or visit our office hours (1st & 3rd Thursday, 2 pm – 3 pm; Connect via Zoom) for assistance.

A non-profit education organization has asked me to participate in a curriculum design project. The project aligns with my expertise and research. They would pay travel and a stipend. Is this a COI/COC?

If you are an Investigator and receive a travel reimbursement/sponsorship and/or stipend of any amount from a foreign entity, this must be disclosed as a Foreign Interest for conflict of interest review.

 

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