What's New? Are there any Coeus updates? New questions? New answers? Check here and on our What's New page for the latest updates and information related to Coeus Proposal Development.
UMID and Coeus - As of July 15, 2013, the UMID will be the ONLY form of authentication accepted by myUM Portal, Coeus and Coeus RAVEN. This means that if you are in the habit of using your six-digit EMPLID number for access, you will need to switch to your UMID and associated password or be locked out. Learn about the UMID - what it is and how to find or create yours.
IMPORTANT COEUS WORKAROUND: A situation arose as a result of the latest update to Coeus that everyone needs to be aware of. When you have a proposal that is a Resubmission of a Renewal, you must enter "Renewal" on the Proposal screen in Coeus as the Proposal Type (not Resubmission). Then, in the Questionnaire, respond "yes" to the question about whether this proposal is a Renewal. This response opens the question about Previously Reported Patents (which is only required for Renewal applications). Finally, when the proposal gets to SPA, SPA will request that the Proposal Type be changed "behind the scenes" to "Resubmission". This will ensure that it goes through to NIH correctly, both WITH the Patent Question answered and marked as a Resubmission.
NEW! Checklist of narrative attachments for NIH F series proposals (Fellowships) (PDF) - checklists for NIH research and K series grant proposals are also available on the Coeus Proposal Toolkit page.
Kuali Coeus Project: Over the next year, UMB will transition from our current Coeus system to the new Kuali Coeus system for our electronic research administration needs. The Kuali Coeus Project website will include project updates and information.
What is Coeus?
Coeus is UM's fully integrated software solution that supports the research community's needs to electronically create and route proposals for sponsored research project awards to external sponsors, and to submit proposals for federal funding to Grants.gov
Coeus is accessible through the myUM portal to faculty and research administrators with internet access and who either have the required Java Run Time application on their computer or sufficient privileges/rights to download and install the correct Java version. Coeus provides the ability for research faculty to work on the science concurrent with an administrator or designee working on other areas, such as the budget. This is a vastly different model than similar software packages that allow only one user to work on a proposal at a given point in time. The electronic version of the completed proposal is subsequently routed using the Coeus approval engine for submission through Coeus to federal sponsors via Grants.gov (the Internet-based clearinghouse used to manage the posting and submission of grant opportunities on behalf of twenty-six federal sponsors), or using mail or a sponsor's electronic submission system.
Coeus is composed of three main modules:
- Proposal Development
- Institute Proposal (Proposal Data Information Storage)
- Award
Together these three modules enable a direct link between the proposal and the subsequently funded award. These data are interfaced with eUM Financials and made accessible through a reporting mechanism, RAVEN Coeus, to provide the University community with a clear, concise and timely view of vital pre-award and post-award statistics. In addition a fourth module, Subcontracts, tracks subrecipient agreements issued by UM under sponsored awards.
For more information about Coeus or the Coeus Consortium, go to http://www.coeus.org/
