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NSF OIG Audit of S. Carolina Finds $140,000 in Questioned Costs

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Darla M. Fera

July 13, 2021 at 15:19:26 ET

The University of South Carolina (USC) recently agreed with the findings and recommendations in a National Science Foundation (NSF) Office of Inspector General (OIG) performance audit that resulted in four findings and more than $140,000 in questioned costs. USC is a research university with annual sponsored research awards that totaled more than $200 million during the past eight ... Read More

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NSF OIG Audit of S. Carolina Finds $140,000 in Questioned Costs

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