Grant writing seminar set for March 10-11

News for Researchers

Posted February 1, 2022 by Tiffany Lee

The Office of Research and Economic Development is offering its annual Write Winning Grant Proposals seminar via Zoom over a two-day period, March 10-11, from 8:30 a.m.-noon each day. Registration is open and required to attend.

The seminar will address idea development, identification of appropriate granting agencies, how to write for reviewers and strategies for presenting to reviewers.

Visit the 2022 Grant Writing Seminar page for more information about this year’s event.

Faculty, staff and postdocs can select one of the seminar’s four workbooks depending on the source from which they plan to pursue funding: National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Agriculture or a general version geared towards smaller funding agencies and foundations.

Participants who register by March 1 will have their workbook mailed directly to them prior to the workshop. Those who register March 2-10 will receive their selected workbook after the workshop.

This seminar is free for University of Nebraska-Lincoln faculty, postdoctoral research fellows and university staff. Faculty from other University of Nebraska campuses may attend but will be charged $150 to cover seminar costs. Participants not affiliated with the University of Nebraska are welcome to attend and will be billed $200.

Due to contractual restrictions, this workshop will not be recorded via Zoom.

For more information, contact Laurie Sampson, learning and development coordinator, at 472-3136.


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