Resource Allocation Program (RAP)

Seeding outstanding research

 

How RAP Works: 

  1. RAP is an umbrella consortium of UCSF funders
  2. Applicants select the grant mechanism, not the funding agency; funding agencies select the awardees
  3. Consideration by multiple agencies enhances funding likelihood
  4. RAP does not control the $$$ nor topic areas that are funded

3 Easy Steps to Apply: 

  1. Find the grant mechanism that is the best fit for you 
  2. Write the grant proposal for the chosen mechanism following the grant-specific instructions
  3. Submit your grant proposal via the RAP PORTAL   

Fall 2022: Updates

We are currently working on updating the website for the upcoming Fall application cycle 

 

Spring 2022 Highlights

  • Overall Funding Rate:
    Spring 2022 Cycle funding rate: TBD....%; ..... applications reviewed; .... awards. Prior cycle data and funding by grant mechanism can be found at Spring 2022 Statistics.
     
  • Congratulations to all RAP Awardees for Spring 2022!  (Full awardee listing can be found under the Spring 2022 Awardees in the 'Resources' tab)
  • The Pilot for Anti-Racism Research Awardees are:

Judy Tan (Dept. of Medicine) awarded by the Academic Senate
Elizabeth Rogers (Dept. of Pediatrics) awarded by the CTSI-Pilot Awards

   The Spring 2022 RDO/RAP Diversity Supplement Awardees are:
              Stephanie Gaw, MD, PhD  (SOM: Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Science)
              Kelsey Holt, ScD  (SOM: Family & Community Medicine)
              Antonia Biggs, PhD  (SOM: Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Science)
              Justin White, PhD, MS, MA  (SOM: Epidemiology & Biostatistics)
              Kathleen Tebb, PhD  (SOM: Pediatrics)
              Lucy Kornblith, MD  (SOM: Surgery)