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supporting-grant-proposals-with-an-open-source-component.md

@@ -88,11 +88,21 @@ In all cases, the OSPO asks for a copy of the proposal, which is reviewed for an
 
 We’ve also noted a greater awareness and appreciation for the CMU OSPO and we’ve used this as an opportunity to introduce projects to other services such as [Bitergia](https://bitergia.com/) and [Scarf](https://about.scarf.sh/).
 
+## Additional Learning from OpenSource@Stanford
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+OSPO staff have served as Community Managers and Innovation Managers on funded projects. This allowed us to be written into the grant and to receive a small allocation towards salary support.  
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+## Additional Learning from University of California, Santa Cruz OSPO
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+We were co-PI on Phase I of the [I-Corps program](https://www.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/i-corps/about-i-corps). Our OSPO also provides letters of support and assists with [POSE projects](https://www.nsf.gov/funding/opportunities/pose-pathways-enable-open-source-ecosystems/505982/nsf24-606) as and when needed by PIs.
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 ## Known Instances
 
 - [CMU Open Source Program Office](https://www.library.cmu.edu/services/ospo), CMU Libraries, Carnegie Mellon University
-- [The GW Open Source Program Office](https://ospo.gwu.edu/), The George Washington University
+- [GW OSPO](https://ospo.gwu.edu/), The George Washington University
+- [OpenSource@Stanford](https://opensource.stanford.edu/), Stanford Data Science Center for Open and Reproducible Science (CORES), Leland Stanford Junior University
 - [The UT Austin OSPO](https://opensource.utexas.edu/), The University of Texas at Austin
+- [UCSC OSPO](https://ucsc-ospo.github.io/), University of California, Santa Cruz, [UC OSPO Network](https://ucospo.net/)
 
 ## References