When Applications Request	UNC Pembroke Suggests
Submitting or Applicant Organization	The University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Address for Official Correspondence	Office of Sponsored Research and Programs Lumbee Hall 411, P.O. Box 1510 Pembroke, NC 28372-1510
Type of Organization	Institution of Higher Education/Minority Institution
Congressional District	NC-008
Authorized University Official for all Proposals and Certifications	Office of Sponsored Research and Programs Phone: 910.521.6357 Fax: 910.521.6854 Email: osrp@uncp.edu
Financial Contact	Penny Locklear Post-Award Officer Office of the Controller Phone: 910.522.5735 Fax: 910.775.4199 Email: penny.locklear@uncp.edu
Principal Investigator (PI)	Faculty Name
Campus Address	PI Campus Address
Federal Identification Numbers:
Employer ID (Fed. Tax ID)	56-6000805
DUNS Number	067189332
Unique Entity ID (SAM)	Contact OSRP for info
CAGE Code	0KFC0
FICE/Organization Code	002954
Compliance Numbers
Federal-wide Assurance Number	FWA 00005281
Animal Welfare Assurance Number	Contact OSRP for info
Cognizant Agency/Contract Administration Office (for rate approvals)	U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Division of Cost Allocation Contact: Jay Mervis (202) 401-2808
Date of Latest F&A Rate Negotiation Agreement	July 9, 2021

 

UNCP PROFILE AND MINORITY INSTITUTIONS STATUS

UNCP was founded in 1887 as Croatan Normal School in rural southeastern NC to train the local Native American population’s public school teachers. It has grown to become a comprehensive, regional master's level degree-granting university and one of 17 institutions that comprise the University of North Carolina system. UNCP is one of the most diverse campuses in the US (Native American 12%, African American 29%, Hispanic/Latino 9%, Caucasian 39%, and Asian 1%). Fall 2022 enrollment was 7,666, largely undergraduate and principally from Southeastern NC. Enrollment includes a large number of first generation college students. UNCP prides itself on a personalized learning environment with small class sizes. It has developed academic and student support programs that recognize the different learning and academic needs of its students and that value the diversity of the various cultures on campus.