Data (electronic) created at UAB must be protected and maintained in accordance with all applicable federal and state laws and university policies.

Unlawful possession, use, manufacture, distribution, or dispensing of illicit drugs, controlled substances, or alcoholic beverages by any UAB employee is prohibited.

This policy defines the classification/status of a UAB employee who may serve as a principal investigator on externally sponsored grants and contracts. This policy will also help OSP’s user community understand why, in certain cases, the PI of record for the funding entity may not be the PI of record for UAB. For example, on certain training or fellowship grants, UAB designates the mentor as the PI, whereas NIH designates the student as the PI.

This attachment to the Drug-Free Workplace Policy describes available programs through UAB offering counseling and assistance for drug and alcohol abuse.

This attachment to the Drug-free Workplace Policy outlines the federal penalties and sanctions for illegal possession of a controlled substance.

This attachment for the Drug-free Workplace Policy outlines the risks associated with the use of drugs and alcohol.

This attachment to the Drug-free Campus Policy for Students outlines the health risks associated with the use of drugs and alcohol.

This attachment to the Drug-Free Campus Policy describes available programs through UAB offering counseling and assistance for drug and alcohol abuse.

This attachment to the Drug-free Campus and Drug-free Workplace Policies outlines Federal Trafficking penalties associated with the use of drugs.

All costs gained for the same purpose in like circumstances must be treated as either direct or indirect costs. Direct costs are those costs specified or directly assigned to a sponsored project, instructional activity, or institutional activity. Indirect costs are those that are cannot be matched to a sponsored project, instructional activity, or institutional activity.