Led by faculty with extensive experience in successful research grant writing, the K&R Writers Series is supported by senior faculty representing multiple disciplines, and by staff with expertise in grant writing.
- Didactic materials and writing assignments provided prior to each session.
- Each participant will be paired with a faculty member who will provide written feedback throughout the program.
- Small group activities for additional guidance.
The program will culminate in a mock study section simulating the review process where participants will receive feedback on their applications.
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Requirements
Each applicant for this fast-paced, intensive grant writing program needs to:
- Be an early career faculty or senior-level post-doctoral fellow* who is planning to submit or resubmit a K or R grant application in fall 2024 or spring 2025.
- Have already identified a funding mechanism with help from your primary scientific mentor and verified your eligibility.
- Provide a letter of commitment from your primary scientific mentor who will review your proposal assignments throughout the series.
- Submit: a current CV, draft Biosketch, draft Specific Aims page or a 1-page outline of the proposed research project, and a 1-page outline of the approach section (research strategy).
- Commit to attending at least 80% of required sessions and completing ALL relevant grant application assignments.
(*Consideration will be given to senior-level post-doctoral fellows eligible for K99/R00 or similar grants specifically for transition to faculty on a case-by-case basis and dependent upon capacity.)
How To ApplySubmit online application no later than March 15, 2024.
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