This fact sheet provides grant writers with pertinent information often utilized on proposals (forms) submitted to extramural funding agencies.  If you require additional information, please contact Denise Ehlen in Research and Sponsored Programs, 2237 Andersen Library.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIAL/ INSTITUTIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION

Federal Tax ID Number	State Tax ID Number	UWW Foundation Tax ID Number
39-6006492	ES- 40706	39-6081189
DUNS Number	EIN	Animal Welfare Assurance
188320980	391805963	A4087-01
Congressional District	State Senate	State Assembly
Second	District 15	District 43
UWW RSP CAGE Code	UWW HLC Accreditation	UWW Tax Exemption Summary
OM7R7
UWW Org Chart

INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH OFFICE COMMON DATA SETS

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FRINGE BENEFIT RATES

Listed below are the fringe benefit rates for 2008-09.  All proposals with start dates of 1 July 2008 or later must reflect the 2008-09 fringe benefit rates.  These rates include the employer's contribution to retirement, health insurance, FICA and Medicare FICA, unemployment compensation, workers compensation, income continuation insurance, and life insurance.

Classification of Salaries	%
Unclassified (Faculty and Academic Staff)	44.50
Classified Staff	57.00
LTE (Limited Term Employees)	46.00
Graduate Assistants/Project and Teaching Assistants	34.00
Graduate Assistants/Research Associates and Interns	34.00
AD Hoc Program Specialists and Undergraduate Assistants	7.65
Student Hourly	2.50

Facilities and Administrative Costs (F&A or Indirect Costs)

F&A costs are a percentage of costs applied to salaries, wages, and fringe benefits to recover campus facilities and administration costs.  The rates below are effective 1 July 2003 to 30 June 2007 and until amended (the same rates and conditions should be used as those cited for the fiscal year ending 30 June 2007 in Proposals developed after 30 June 2007).  The agreement is dated 14 April 2003. All extramural proposal budget must use these rates UNLESS the agency has a written policy indicating alternative rates, rate caps, and/or dis-allowance of indirect costs.  Investigators should contact research and Sponsored Programs to develop proposal budgets.  For all activities performed in facilities not owned by the institution and/or to which rent is directly allocated to the project(s), the off-site (campus) rate will apply.  Grants or contracts will not be subject to more than one indirect cost rate.  If more than 50% of a project is performed off-campus, the off-site rate will apply to the entire project.

On-Site Rate                                   44%           Off-Site Rate                        20%

CAMPS/CONFERENCES ADMINSTRATIVE FEE

$35 per person per event

TUITION 2008-2009 RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE RATES

Undergraduate
Tuition and Books	6,162
Room and Board	4,726
Workbooks and Supplies	650
Transportation	850
Personal Expenses	2,000
TOTAL	14,388

TUITION 2008-2009 GRADUATE RATES

Graduate Assistantships (2008-2009)

10,248.00

Full-time Graduate Assistants must register for at least 9 and no more than 12 graduate credits each semester.  Students are expected to perform 20 hours of service per week.  If you intend to hire an out-of-state student as part of your proposal, you must budget for reimbursement of remission of the non-resident portion of tuition costs.

2006-07 State of Wisconsin A-133 Audit

2004 State of Wisconsin (including University of Wisconsin System A-133) LAB Audit Information

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