GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP @ NIH SUMMITT
Grant Writing Workshop - December 15, 2008 @ the NIH Summit
December 14-18
"TheScience of Eliminating Health Disparities"
Click the link below for the full conference program and registration
info. www.blsmeetings.net/2008healthdisparitiessummit/reg.cfm
NIH Grant Process and Review
Purpose: Mastering the NIH Grants Process and Research/Training
Mechanisms—A Roadmap Toward Successfully Funded NIH
Applications
I. Morning Session (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon)
Overview of the NIH Grant Process: Referral, Program, Review, and Grants Management. Tips for successfully funded NIH applications.
Coffee Break: Panel 1 and 2 are concurrent
Panel 1: Primary Mechanisms R01, R21, and R03—The nuts and bolts:
basic/translational/clinical. Questions and answers.
Session A. Junior Investigators
Session B. Mid-Senior Investigators
(Session A and B are concurrent)
Panel 2: Overview of NIH Training and Fellowship Opportunities and the
Application Process—K awards: K07, K09, K08, K23, K99, K05; F awards; and DP2 and other mechanisms for early investigators. Questions and answers.
Session A. Junior Investigators
Session B. Mid-Senior Investigators
(Session A and B are concurrent)
II. Lunch and Networking (12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.)
III. Afternoon Session (1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
CSR Panel: Submit an Application20 and Review—Basic/translational/clinical and nuts and bolts on e-submission.
Coffee Break
Mock Review Panel—Funded and unfunded applications will be provided. The proposed
reviewers will provide their critique as in IRG study session. The audience could ask questions after each critique.
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Tonya E. Perry, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Graduate Social Work Program
P.O. Box 1417
Alabama A & M University
Normal, AL 35810
Phone: (256)372-8356 (W)
Phone: (256)653-7765 (C)
December 14-18
"TheScience of Eliminating Health Disparities"
Click the link below for the full conference program and registration
info. www.blsmeetings.net/2008healthdisparitiessummit/reg.cfm
NIH Grant Process and Review
Purpose: Mastering the NIH Grants Process and Research/Training
Mechanisms—A Roadmap Toward Successfully Funded NIH
Applications
I. Morning Session (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon)
Overview of the NIH Grant Process: Referral, Program, Review, and Grants Management. Tips for successfully funded NIH applications.
Coffee Break: Panel 1 and 2 are concurrent
Panel 1: Primary Mechanisms R01, R21, and R03—The nuts and bolts:
basic/translational/clinical. Questions and answers.
Session A. Junior Investigators
Session B. Mid-Senior Investigators
(Session A and B are concurrent)
Panel 2: Overview of NIH Training and Fellowship Opportunities and the
Application Process—K awards: K07, K09, K08, K23, K99, K05; F awards; and DP2 and other mechanisms for early investigators. Questions and answers.
Session A. Junior Investigators
Session B. Mid-Senior Investigators
(Session A and B are concurrent)
II. Lunch and Networking (12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.)
III. Afternoon Session (1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
CSR Panel: Submit an Application20 and Review—Basic/translational/clinical and nuts and bolts on e-submission.
Coffee Break
Mock Review Panel—Funded and unfunded applications will be provided. The proposed
reviewers will provide their critique as in IRG study session. The audience could ask questions after each critique.
**********************************
Tonya E. Perry, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Graduate Social Work Program
P.O. Box 1417
Alabama A & M University
Normal, AL 35810
Phone: (256)372-8356 (W)
Phone: (256)653-7765 (C)
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