1. NIH Final RPPR MRAM December 8, 2016 Amanda Snyder
Office of Sponsored Programs
Associate Director

2. Transition to New Format
Final Research Performance Progress Report (F-RPPR) replacing Final Progress Report (FPR)
Reports submitted on or after 1/1/17
FPR not accepted after 12/31/16

3. What will it look like
Completed on RPPR screens in the Commons (not as single pdf upload)
These RPPR sections will NOT be part of F-RPPR
Section D – Participants
Section F – Changes
Section H – Budget

4. Section I - Project Outcomes
Unique to Final RPPR
Made publicly available
Concise summary of cumulative outcome/findings
Similar to Project Summary/Abstract section of competing applications

5. Change in Process when Renewal Applications Under Review
Submit "Interim-RPPR" while renewal application is under consideration
Funded? Interim-RPPR becomes annual performance report for final year of previous competitive segment
Not funded? Interim-RPPR becomes Final-RPPR

6. Routing and Submission
PI completes RPPR in the Commons
Route to Linda Nguyen, the Signing Official (SO) in OSP
to inform OSP that F-RPPR is ready to submit
OSP submits to NIH in the Commons

7. Takeaways
If PIs have any final progress reports due, they can use FPR format through end of December
After 12/31/16 – F-RPPR is only option
This is a new process for all of us.
We will continue to evaluate and update procedures.

8. Questions. Adelia Yee Manager, Central Operations Team ayee@uw
Questions? Adelia Yee Manager, Central Operations Team Resources