John Robertson from the Grant Writers Seminars and Workshops will do a
day-long workshop on the fundamentals of good grant writing. Topics
include: conceptualizing the idea, developing a research plan,
drafting proposal sections (selecting, organizing, and summarizing key
points), revising drafts (using passive/active voice, sentence-level
editing), and developing effective graphics.Although the workshop will
emphasize NIH and NSF, it will discuss the basic, fundamental
principles of grant writing that are applicable to a broad range of
funding agencies. The workshop is intended for researchers from all
disciplines: the health and life sciences; physical sciences and
engineering; educational and social sciences; as well as the arts and
the humanities. Faculty of all ranks and experience, postdoctoral
fellows, graduate students, and support staff are welcome.
The cost of the seminar is $100 and covers an agency-specific
workbook, a copy of the power point presentation, lunch, and two
coffee breaks. The workbook and copy of the presentation will be
provided at the workshop site. THE FEE WILL NOT BE COLLECTED AT THE
TIME OF REGISTRATION; INSTEAD, IDIS WILL BE SENT TO THE PARTICIPATING
UNITS VIA EACH SCHOOL’S DEAN’S OFFICE. PARTICIPANTS SHOULD CONTACT
THEIR DEPARTMENT CHAIR, FACULTY MENTOR, OR UNIT HEAD TO OBTAIN CLARITY
ON WHO WILL COVER THE COST.
This workshop is presented by the Office of Research Advancement, and
is for University at BUFFALO faculty.
_CHECK-IN BEGINS: 8:00AM_
_PRESENTATION: 8:30AM – 4:30PM_
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