Social Sciences
I received this note yesterday from Randy Avent, announcing a series of events designed to help with successful grant writing and management. I encourage anyone with an interest in seeking external support to consider attending some or all of these events.
Colleagues -
- Writing A Research Grant Application: Tips For Success (webinar)
Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2015Time: 10:30am -12:00pm EST (45 min presentation, 45 min Q&A)Registration Link: http://ofd.ncsu.edu/events-and-programs/workshops/?epl_action=process_cart_action&cart_action=add&event_id=5563&_rand=55fc09e2a2ea1 This webinar will...
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- Information Session On Department Of Defense Research Funding
Randy Avent sent me a reminder that there will be a panel discussion on how to find funding from the Defense Department. This panel will be held on Centennial Campus, College of Textiles, room 2431 at 9:00 am on Friday, March 21. Please share this information...
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- Research Funding Workshop For Early-career Faculty
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Social Sciences
Winning Grants at NC State: Learn about funding opportunities
I received this note yesterday from Randy Avent, announcing a series of events designed to help with successful grant writing and management. I encourage anyone with an interest in seeking external support to consider attending some or all of these events.
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Colleagues -
Last year, Academic Research Funding Strategies LLC conducted a seven-session class for our junior faculty focused on grantsmanship skills. Although many commented positively on the class, the class size was limited to 20 faculty and it therefore had little overall impact at helping our faculty at large learn more about winning grants.
This year, we've decided to do the program differently and have split it into four parts. The first part is a tutorial on how to work within NC State, the second part is a series of four panel (NSF, NIH, DOE and DoD) discussions. Both events are open to everyone (graduate students, postdocs, research scientist, faculty members, ?) and there are no restrictions on the numbers. Additionally, we will have a two-day tutorial on grantsmanships skills tailored for up to 60 junior faculty, and for anyone that comes to that, the PDU will read and comment on one proposal they prepare.
We will hold the tutorial for working within NC State this Friday, January 31rst at 9:00-10:30 in the College of Textiles building on Centennial Campus, room 2431. We will also offer this lecture on February 21rst in the DH Hill Faculty Senate Chambers on Main Campus, again from 9:00-10:30. Registration is suggested, but not necessary to attend, and the event is open to anyone that wants to learn more about conducting research at NC State.
Below are some of the topics we'll discuss in this tutorial:
FInding resources (Collaborators, Equipment, Expertise, ?)
Finding Funding Sources (Internal, Federal, Notifications, Limited Submissions, Industry)
Developing a Proposal (Classes, Budgeting, F&A, Matching Funds, Faculty Toolbox)
Submission (College Research Offices, PINS)
Schedule of Events:
Friday, January 31rst, College of Textiles, room 2431. 9:00-11:00 "Writing and Submitting Proposals at NC State"
Friday, February 21rst, DH Hill Faculty Senate Chambers, 9:00-11:00 "Writing and Submitting Proposals at NC State"
Friday, March 7th, DH Hill Faculty Senate Chambers, 9:00-12:00 - NIH Panel Discussions
Friday, March 21rst, College of Textiles, room 2431, 9:00-12:00 - DOD Panel Discussions
Friday, March 28th, DH Hill Faculty Senate Chambers, 9:00-12:00 - DOE Panel Discussions
Friday, April 4th, College of Textiles, room 2431, 9:00-12:00 - NSF Panel Discussions
Thursday/Friday, April 24th & 25th, DH Hill Faculty Senate Chambers, 9:00-12:00 Proposal Development Session
Randy K. Avent
Associate Vice Chancellor for Research
Research Development Office
- Writing A Research Grant Application: Tips For Success (webinar)
Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2015Time: 10:30am -12:00pm EST (45 min presentation, 45 min Q&A)Registration Link: http://ofd.ncsu.edu/events-and-programs/workshops/?epl_action=process_cart_action&cart_action=add&event_id=5563&_rand=55fc09e2a2ea1 This webinar will...
- Research Development And Grant Writing News: Amazing Resource!
Colleagues, I receive notices about this outstanding resource every month. The newsletter is consistently excellent, and I urge you to share this with your colleagues. Materials indicated below can be accessed using your Unity ID and password. ...
- Information Session On Department Of Defense Research Funding
Randy Avent sent me a reminder that there will be a panel discussion on how to find funding from the Defense Department. This panel will be held on Centennial Campus, College of Textiles, room 2431 at 9:00 am on Friday, March 21. Please share this information...
- Very Valuable! Research Development And Grant Writing News Is New Available
I received this note from Bonnie Aldridge today. This newsletter is very valuable to anyone in any discipline (and that includes the humanities and social sciences) with an interest in grant funding. The New Faculty Guide referenced below is particularly...
- Research Funding Workshop For Early-career Faculty
Colleagues, please share this announcement with your junior colleagues--this is an excellent opportunity to learn how to use COS Pivot to find research funding opportunities, including those in the humanities and social sciences. This is the same tool...