Blogs about: Grant Proposals

Featured Blog

How to Write a Winning Grant Proposal

hannahrwinsten wrote 1 month ago: If you’re working in the non-profit sector, you know how important grant proposals are. When a … more →

Tags: Copywriting, Marketing, Outsourcing, Grant Writing, Non-profits, grants, nonprofit organization, Budget, Philanthropy

Go Go Gadget Grants!

webpaige wrote 1 month ago: On a slightly peppier topic than my last post, did I mention that I’m now on a grant writing c … more →

Tags: Friends, Grant Writing, scare of the week, Comfort Zone

Grant Writing for Churches

drmargaretjamal wrote 1 month ago: This online course called “From Grant Writing to Grant Winning”  is available 24 hours p … more →

Tags: Grant Writing, E-learning

How to get a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship, a SURF

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 1 month ago: Undergraduate Kai Jones loves research! If you aren’t going to change your life by studying at … more →

Tags: undergraduates, Research, NSF, Biology, undergraduate education, Washington University in St. Louis, Education, Colleges and Universities, National Science Foundation

Organizational sustainability and the problem of funding

Katie Witmer wrote 2 months ago: I actually finished the “birth mother syndrome” project last month at the same time that … more →

Tags: Field Experience, Korean Culture, Other Social Welfare Issues, Social Work, Women's Issues, Human Rights Issues, Family Issues, KUMSN, South Korea

How to acknowledge NSF support

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: NSF deserves to be acknowledged when they have funded your research. Perhaps unlike other organizati … more →

Tags: grants, NSF, grant, Funding, National Science Foundation, Government, deb, Acknowledgements

What do NSF ratings mean?2 comments

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: When you finally get the reviews of your NSF proposal, they will have ratings, Excellent, Very Good, … more →

Tags: grants, NSF, preproposal, grant, Ratings, Excellent, very good, Good, Fair

Exactly how an NSF panel functions

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: It is kind of side information as to exactly how a panel works because it doesn’t tell you to … more →

Tags: NSF, grant, experiment, Grant Proposal, Broader Impacts, ddig, graduate student, Hypothesis, Framework

A fairly awful preproposal problem2 comments

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: One of the big changes in the research lives of some Americans recently has been the switch at IOS a … more →

Tags: NSF, preproposal, National Science Foundation, Grant Proposal, deb, IOS, Program Officer, proposal number

What you need to tell your NSF program officer

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: One of the nice things about NSF is that we can talk to the program officers. They will help us, dis … more →

Tags: grants, NSF, Grant Proposal, ddig, deb, IOS, Program Officer, proposal number

Top ten reasons you did not get funding for your NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG)3 comments

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: 1. You did not explain the main question clearly. 2. You did not tie your work to what had already b … more →

Tags: Graduate School, NSF, grant, experiment, Grant Proposal, Broader Impacts, ddig, graduate student, Hypothesis

How to write an effective Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG)3 comments

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 2 months ago: A Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) is a wonderful way to support some of your Ph.D. re … more →

Tags: Graduate School, NSF, Research, grant, Funding, National Science Foundation, experiment, Grant Proposal, Doctor of Philosophy

Grant Writing Workshop at Cleveland State University

CWRU Department of Chemistry wrote 3 months ago: Professional Grant Development Workshop Master the techniques of writing superior and winning propos … more →

Tags: Training & Workshops, writing, Cleveland State University, Funding

Ferris Foundation Merit Grants

ferrishonors wrote 3 months ago: Ferris Foundation Merit Grants Funds have been established to support projects that represent the in … more →

Tags: grants, Grants for Faculty, Honors Program, Call For Proposals, student faculty research, Innovation

Have confidence in yourself and innovate recklessly

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 3 months ago: A professor and his son. By now you have turned in a January preproposal to the National Science Fou … more →

Tags: Managing an academic career, NSF, Creativity, Research, preproposal, Innovation, Professor, confidence

Non-Profits Should Prepare a Common Grant Applications5 comments

Kimberly Gaskins wrote 4 months ago: Have you visited the Foundation Center website yet, If not take a few minutes to check it out for a … more →

Tags: nonprofit growth, Start-up, ultimate blog challenge, blog boost

Academy eNews: Stem Cells; Outstanding Young Researchers; and Green Science Gets Technical

Stavros Hadjisolomou wrote 4 months ago: Stem Cells: Reinvention Artists  It’s January and thoughts naturally turn to reinvention of th … more →

Tags: News, Neurology, New York Academy of Sciences, Blavatnik award, Stem cells

The perfect preproposal: show us the menu, not the shopping list1 comment

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 4 months ago: I have been pollinating my lime tree and my orange tree with a fine paint brush since they are flowe … more →

Tags: NSF, preproposal, grant, Hypotheses

The perfect preproposal: make your aims complete2 comments

Joan E. Strassmann wrote 4 months ago: By now it is quite clear that NSF proposals have thoroughly adopted the NIH language and refer to th … more →

Tags: NSF, preproposal, grant, Hypotheses


Related Tags
All →

Follow this tag via RSS