I subscribe to the Grants.gov announcement service, and every couple days (when other activity is at a temporary lull, or I'm waiting on others to get things to me) I'll sort through the announced openings.  I then target opportunities to specific faculty members based on my understanding of their research interests.

Paul

Dr. Paul Kingsbury
Director of Sponsored Programs
University of South Dakota
xxxxxx@usd.edu
605-677-7224

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Date:    Tue, 28 Feb 2012 21:21:20 +0000
From:    "Lynn, Emily S." <xxxxxx@USI.EDU>
Subject: Dissemenation of Funding Opportunities

Dear Colleagues,
 I would be interested in some best practices in use for disseminating funding opportunities to the faculty on your campus. What alerts do you subscribe to? How do you organize them? What is the method of delivery that has the most impact? Any insight would be helpful.

Thanks again,
Emily

Emily Lynn | University of Southern Indiana Office of Sponsored Projects and Research Administration xxxxxx@usi.edu| 812/465-1126

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