Data Management Planning
Research data management is a concept used to describe the managing, sharing, and archiving of research data to make it more accessible to the broader research community. Research data management provides an opportunity for a researcher to create a plan that will ensure that their data will be organized so that it can be shared with other researchers and archived for long term preservation.
Visit our data management planning webpages to learn more about the DMPs and the DMPTool.
Many sponsors, including NIH, require their signed documents to be electronically signed. This means that 鈥淲et鈥� or 鈥淭yped鈥� signatures are not allowable, and a separate platform such as Adobe or DocuSign would need to be used. For further guidance on how to do this, see Instructions for Using Electronic Signatures.
Letter of Intent Sample/Template
The following Word documents are provided for reference only. ORSP must prepare and endorse any agreement with an outside entity related to sponsored activity.
Standard Marquette Agreements
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