GRANT CHATS
Monthly discussions of grant preparation strategies and resource sharing

Archives Spring 2008
Grant Chat 6: Development of year-long grant preparation calendars (4/25/2008)
Meeting summary: Preparing for a major grant takes considerable time and planning depending upon where you are in the process. This chat presented materials to help plan a timeline depending on the needs of the proposal. Resources include example timelines, links to find opportunities, links to find currently supported projects, MURC contacts and tips. Handouts/Resources
Grant Chat 5: Preparing
Effective Tables (3/21/2008)
Meeting summary: This
Grant Chat focused on effective tables within a grant proposal. Examples
from successfully funded proposals were discussed. Participants contributed
ideas, suggestions, and experiences of the participants.
Meeting report
Grant Chat 4: CV Workshop
(2/26/2008)
Meeting summary:
Hands-on workshop to work on 2-page biographical sketch (NSF/NIH format) or
1-page resume for WV Space Grant Consortium proposals. We also discussed
ways to improve an existing CV or convert a resume to an academic CV.
Handouts/Resources
Grant Chat 3: Integration of teaching and research and
K-12 outreach components to grants (2/18/2008)
Meeting summary: Dr. Tina Cartwright presented information about the Marshall Upward Bound
Program, a program that targets 9-12th graders, that are
low-income, first generation students and her currently NSF-Funded project, the Communities Educating Tomorrow’s Scientists (COMETS). Dr. Elaine Baker presented general information on how to strengthen your
integration of teaching and research proposals. She also presented several resources to help
develop these ideas.
Complete meeting
report. Handouts/Resources
For more information contact:
Marcia Harrison
696-4867
Sponsors:
Marshall University Research Corp.
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