Grant Writing Essentials is a five-part workshop series led by Sponsored Programs Office (SPO) Program Manager Stanley Geidel. In order to increase the number of Junior Faculty Members educated in grant writing and to further increase the number of quality external grant submissions, SPO is pleased to offer an incentive to Junior Faculty Members who attend these workshops.
Junior Faculty members who attend Parts 1 - 4 of the Grant Writing Essentials workshops are eligible to receive $250 in their Researcher Incentive Account (RIA) for extramural expenses. Further, an additional $250 will be made available to Junior Faculty members who submit an external grant proposal within 18 months of attending the series.
Eligibility
All workshops are held from 12:00-1:00 pm in BL 215 (Bracken Library)
There is no formal proposal required for this incentive. Instead, please do the following:
Junior Faculty members who attend Parts 1 - 4 of the Grant Writing Essentials workshops are eligible to receive $250 in their Researcher Incentive Account (RIA) for extramural expenses. Further, an additional $250 will be made available to Junior Faculty members who submit an external grant proposal within 18 months of attending the series.
Eligibility
- Junior Faculty members in their first, second, or third year of receiving a new appointment (tenure‐track or full‐time contract).
- Those faculty moving from contract to tenure‐track status are considered eligible as junior faculty, again, in their first three years of receiving a tenure‐track position.
All workshops are held from 12:00-1:00 pm in BL 215 (Bracken Library)
- Developing a Fundable Idea - Focuses on how to transform ideas for grant proposals into fundable propositions.
October 6, 2011 or January 12, 2012 - Writing the Proposal Narrative - Detailed guidance for developing proposal content as well as how to present the grant narrative for maximum effectiveness.
October 20, 2011 or January 26, 2012 - Project Evaluation - SPO has teamed up with SSRC to offer attendees the information and resources they need to develop a strong evaluation plan for their grant project.
November 3, 2011 or February 9, 2012 - Budget Development - This workshop outlines a straight-forward approach on how to construct a grant budget.
November 17, 2011 or February 23, 2012
There is no formal proposal required for this incentive. Instead, please do the following:
- Register for Parts 1 - 4 of the Grant Writing Essentials workshop sessions online at the Learning and Development website.
- Sign the attendance sheet during each workshop session.
- Upon completion of the 4 workshops, submit a Workshop Incentive Application detailing dates attended and targeted external grant submission to aspire@bsu.edu
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