To optimize your success, my recommendation is that you get someone in the
Humanities to talk to faculty in the Humanities--for example--a senior
faculty member ( or two or three) with proposal success or an outside
consultant with good Humanities credentials. There are grant writing nuances
related to work in the Humanities that are best addressed by those in the
field.

Pam Miller

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Subject: [RESADM-L] grant writing workshops

A few of our Assistant Professors in the Humanities have asked about the
availability of a grant writing workshop.  Can anyone recommend a good
one that they may have attended or had faculty attend?

Deb Marshall

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