ODNI-FOA-24-01 Eligibility Criteria Checklist 20240314.docx

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This document outlines a federal grant opportunity from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Eligible applicants include consortiums of at least two acceptably accredited colleges or universities in the U.S., its territories, or possessions, with the lead institution being a four-year degree-granting institution and at least one member belonging to one of four minority-serving institution categories. Individual four-year degree-granting institutions from these minority-serving categories may also apply as the sole applicant. Successful applicants will support the establishment or continued development of academic programs in disciplines identified as critical needs areas for the intelligence community, with a focus on increasing diversity in national security fields. Grant funding may be used for curriculum development, faculty support, lab equipment, or research. Recipient institutions will report on benefits to students, program results and accomplishments, and participant demographics. The associated federal grant program is the Intelligence Community Centers for Academic Excellence program under the CFDA number 54.001.

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ODNI-FOA-24-01

A. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA CHECKLIST & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure they meet the eligibility requirements as described in the FOA. Applicants shall complete this checklist to indicate their compliance with the criteria. This checklist and acknowledgement must accompany the application.

Active FY22 IC CAE grant recipients (Lead and consortia members) are not eligible to apply.

The application must reflect either 1) a consortium of at least two (2) acceptably accredited colleges, universities, or other two-or four-year degree-granting institutions in the U.S., its territories, or possessions, that provide post-secondary courses of study; the lead institution must be an acceptably accredited four-year degree-granting IHE and at least one of the other consortia institutions must be either a HBCU, PBI, HSI, and/or AANAPISI as designated by the US Department of Education, or 2) a single IHE lead from one of these four MSI categories.
The PI, under 2 CFR 200, is required for the successful implementation of an award. To be eligible, the PI shall (1) be a U.S. citizen; (2) be an employee of the lead institution; (3) be on the faculty of the lead institution.

Other Key Personnel to include the lead institution program administrator or program assistant assigned to conduct program management duties and subrecipient PIs, must also (1) be a U.S. citizen; (2) be an employee of the lead or consortium institution.

An Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR) is named in the lead institution’s administrative, grants, or contracting office authorized to apply for Federal grants on the institution’s behalf.

A signed letter in the application, on official letterhead, from a senior official from the lead institution (e.g., President, Chancellor, Provost, or other appropriately designated official) acknowledging the institution’s commitment to supporting the IC CAE program defined in this FOA.

Eligible (Check)

Not Eligible (Check)

Comments (If applicable, required if not eligible is selected

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