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Dear Colleagues:

To better understand i) what normal research effort would be in your campus- or field-based research, and ii) what level of priority your request to restart research should be given, we are asking you to answer the set of questions below.

All information will be reviewed by Reactivating Research Committee, who will use information to determine approved effort level and start date.

Please contact shs@csusm.edu with any questions regarding this form, or contact ogsr@csusm.edu with questions regarding the research reactivation process.

For more information, visit https://www.csusm.edu/gsr/reactivation_guidance.html

Provide your information below:

Name

Department

College

Lab Location

Research Effort Level Questions

How many researchers normally work in your lab or in the field during the following times:

Summer

Academic Year

Estimate how many total hours per week you spend in your lab or in the field during the summer.

Estimate how many total hours per week graduate or undergraduate students spend in your lab or in the field during the summer.

Estimate how many total hours a week you spend in your lab or in the field during the Academic Year.

Estimate how many total hours a week graduate or undergraduate students spend in your lab or in the field during the Academic Year.

Is there anything else we should know about normal effort in your lab or in the field during summer (e.g. need for IST support, deliveries of supplies and equipment, cryogenic gases, safety equipment, etc.) that would help us better understanding normal effort in your lab?

Priority Level Questions

Is your research related to better understanding or treating COVID-19 or SARS-Cov-2 virus?

Yes
No

Indicate your current rank and date of hiring/promotion.

Assistant
Associate
Full

What date did you or do you expect to receive tenure?

Do you have active grants that involve campus- or field-based research?

Yes
No

If yes, when is the end date for each of the grants received?

The following questions concern research during the summer:

Do you have graduate students in your lab performing work related to their thesis?

Yes
No

If yes, provide the following information about graduate students performing work related to their thesis:

Number of graduate students:

How many hours per week, on average?

Expected graduation dates:

How many are paid out of a grant or other funding for their work:

Do you normally have undergraduates working in your lab?

Yes
No

If yes, provide the following information about undergraduate students performing work in your lab:

Number of undergraduate students:

How many hours per week, on average?

How many are paid out of a grant or other funding for their work?

How many receive course credit for this work?

The following questions concern research during the Academic Year

Do you have graduate students in your lab performing work related to their thesis?

Yes
No

If yes, provide the following information about graduate students performing work related to their thesis:

Number of graduate students:

How many hours per week, on average?

Expected graduation dates:

How many are paid out of a grant or other funding for their work:

Do you normally have undergraduates working in your lab?

Yes
No

If yes, provide the following information about undergraduate students performing work in your lab:

Number of undergraduate students:

How many hours per week, on average?

How many are paid out of a grant or other funding for their work?

How many receive course credit for this work?