We have a homegrown USF
Summer Grant Writing Workshops program that has evolved over the years. Pitching high-risk, high-reward ideas in a competitive marketplace requires a distinct skillset in which first-person
storytelling and the process-oriented technical writing are brought together. Now online, the program is available to early career faculty and grant writers everywhere.
Researchers have a pioneering spirit, and effective training further prepares them to be at the forefront as thought leaders and innovators.
Grant writing is a specialized genre of writing that is distinct from other academic writing. The core objectives of this grantsmanship training are to advance understanding of the art and architecture of preparing
a clear, comprehensive, and compelling research proposal. Participants are encouraged to identify a grant opportunity (week 1), draft their proposal (weeks 2-7), and participate in mock peer review (week 8).
The
Summer Grant Writing Workshops program include:
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Monday Message (email) Frame the week and link to resources
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Wednesday Workshops (2-hrs) In Zoom, live and recorded
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Funding Friday (up to 2-hrs) Engaging discussions and interactive Q&A
Participants will receive a Training and Activity Guidebook (TAG) in the mail after they register. The TAG is designed especially for early career grant writers.
The USF
Summer Grant Writing Workshops program
begins on June 5th with an overview of grantsmanship and wraps up July 28th with mock peer review.
Registration
is open for 2023. Flyer is attached. Please share.
Sandy Justice
Associate Director for Research
USF Sarasota-Manatee campus
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On Behalf Of Petrovic, Nadia
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Subject: [RESADM-L] RE: Looking for Institutional PI Training
I would also be interested.
Nadia Petrovic
Interim Director/Office of Sponsored Programs
Rhode Island College
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Sent: Wednesday, March 8, 2023 4:21 PM
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Subject: [RESADM-L] RE: Looking for Institutional PI Training
I’d be interested in this information too!
TAYLOR AICHEL
Director, Sponsored Research and Programs
PHONE 509-313-5870
www.gonzaga.edu
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On Behalf Of Daniels, Lisa
Sent: Wednesday, March 8, 2023 1:19 PM
To: xxxxxx@LISTS.HEALTHRESEARCH.ORG
Subject: [RESADM-L] Looking for Institutional PI Training
Good afternoon!
What are some recommendations for PI training programs that have worked for other institutions? I know that these exist (because Dr. Google pulled up a ton during my search), but I would like to hear from some of you about what your institution does and what
system your institution uses.
We would like something that is easily accessible for users and also trackable—maybe like a certification—so that we (OSP) knows that the user has completed the course. I would be interested to hear from anyone who uses something either commercially available
or homegrown for your PIs to (hopefully) become educated with the grant process.
Thanks,
Lisa S. Daniels, CRA, CPRA
Senior Grant & Contract Officer
Marshall University Research Corporation
phone: (304) 696-3368
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