What is Compliance?
Compliance, in the context of grant management at Emerson College, refers to adherence and alignment with the various regulations, guidelines, and requirements set forth by funding agencies, governmental bodies, and internal institutional policies. It involves ensuring that all activities related to the grant, from application submission to fund utilization and reporting, are carried out in accordance with the stipulated rules.
This includes:
- financial accountability,
- ethical standards,
- reporting deadlines, and
- programmatic objectives.
Why is Compliance Important?
Compliance plays a pivotal role in grants management at Emerson College due to its multifaceted significance:
- It ensures that Emerson operates within the legal and ethical boundaries established by funding agencies and governing bodies, fostering transparency and accountability in resource utilization.
- By adhering to compliance requirements, Emerson can maintain its eligibility for future funding opportunities, thereby sustaining our financial support for critical educational and research endeavors.
- Compliance safeguards against mismanagement, fraud, and misallocation of funds, preserving Emerson’s reputation and credibility.
- Moreover, it aids in fulfilling programmatic objectives and reporting obligations, facilitating effective communication between the various stakeholders at the College and contributing to the overall success of grant-funded initiatives.
Ultimately, robust compliance measures strengthen Emerson’s capacity to maximize the positive impact of grants on its educational mission, faculty development, and broader Emerson community.
View the major policies and procedures of the College relevant to externally sponsored (grant-funded) projects.
Effort Certification on Grants
Coming soon.
Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) Disclosure In Research
Coming soon.
Required Training for Federally-Funded Research
Coming soon.
F&A Costs on Grant Proposals
Coming soon.