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PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOP |
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This workshop will focus on writing a proposal
that will be rewarded with external funding. This process
involves careful planning, proper organization, and close
attention to details about format and submission deadlines.
However, even if these matters are handled well, the proposal
must be well-written if it is to be successful. Your writing
must be clear, descriptive, and persuasive. The PROPOSAL
WRITING workshop is scheduled for Friday, March 24th, 2006 from
9:00- Noon at Thomas Cooper Library, Level 3 Multi-Media
Classroom. Registration
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Instructor(s): Richard White |
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NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF) WORKSHOP |
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This workshop provides an overview of NSF
proposal preparation and award administration using FastLane.
Discussion includes policies, procedures and regulations
specific to NSF. A demonstration of FastLane is included, as
well as a faculty led discussion on the NSF peer Review process.
The NSF Workshop is scheduled for November 2006. Registration
will open in Fall 2006. |
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Instructor(s): TBA |
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NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH (NIH) WORKSHOP |
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This workshop provides an overview of NIH
proposal preparation and modular grant application preparation.
Discussion includes policies, procedures and regulations
specific to NIH, as well as a faculty led discussion on the NIH
peer Review process. The NIH Workshop is scheduled for
September 2006. Registration will open in Fall 2006. |
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NIH AND GRANTS.GOV WORKSHOP |
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This workshop provides an overview of the New
NIH applications process for submission through GRANTS.GOV.
Discussion includes policies, procedures and regulations
specific to NIH. The workshop is scheduled for Friday, March
24, 2006, from 2:00- 4:00 at VA campus, M-II classroom. A second
workshop is scheduled for Friday, April 21, 2006, from 9:00 -
11:00 am in room 126 in Wardlaw Hall.
Registration |
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Instructor(s): Steve Etheredge and Dan Christmus |
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GRANTS.GOV WORKSHOP |
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This workshop provides an overview of Grants.gov,
the single access point for over 1000 grant programs offered by
all Federal grant-making agencies. Grants.gov allows users to
electronically find and apply for more than $400 billion in
Federal grants. Discussion includes finding grant opportunities,
downloading and completing application packages, and submission
of proposals. This workshop is currently underdevelopment. |
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Instructor(s): TBA |
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USCERA WORKSHOP |
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This workshop provides an overview of USCERA, a
web-interface electronic research administration system which
includes a number of components: Electronic Proposal Submission,
Routing and USC Approval, Electronic Account Set-up and
Routing,Searchable Database for Proposal and Award Data and
Human Subject Application Submission. Training sessions will be
conducted for researchers and staff involved in the development
of grant proposals including a review of the internal
supplemental forms. The workshops are scheduled for March
27th from 2:30-4:00 and April 11th from 9:30-11:30 in the Thomas
Cooper Library Multimedia Classroom Level 3.
Registration |
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Instructor(s): Wanda Hutto and Danielle McElwain |
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RESEARCH EDUCATION SERIES (RES) |
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The Research Education Series (RES) consists
of monthly workshops developed specifically for USC faculty and
conducted in various venues. Although focused on topics of
special interest to faculty, RES workshops are also open to
staff and graduate students.
Foundation Funding is the next seminar in the Research
Education Series. It is sometimes easier to request funding
from foundations, as they have continuous deadlines, prefer
concept papers to full proposals and have more informal
guidelines. However, receiving foundation funding can be
challenging as foundations are much more competitive than
federal sponsors and many foundations require universities to
cultivate a relationship to compete in this environment. This
workshop is scheduled for Thursday, March 30, 2006 from 10:30 -
11:30 a.m. in the Byrnes Building Conference Room 513.
Registration
For information about previous RES Workshops, please
click here.
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Instructor(s): Wendy Nance |
