WRITE WINNING NIH GRANT PROPOSALS VIRTUAL WORKSHOP January 13-14, 2022, 2021 November 19

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WRITE WINNING NIH GRANT PROPOSALS
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
January 13-14, 2022
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The SUNY Office of Research and Economic Development is hosting a Write Winning NIH Grant Proposals v irtual workshop, presented by Dr. John Robertson of Grant Writers’ Seminars & Workshops .
This 1.5-day program will provide faculty and post doctorates with information on writing strategies for specific aims, research strategy, scientific premise, rigor and reproducibility, compelling project summaries, and strategies for resubmission.
Day one of the workshop addresses the practical, conceptual, and rhetorical aspects of writing competitive NIH grant proposals. Day two focuses on NIH renewal and re-submission processes and writing techniques.
The cost of workshop is $100 dollars for the required Grant Application Writer’s workbook. Participants that attended SUNY's 2020 workshop or have recently taken the workshop do not have to purchase the workbook (verified by a campus administrator) and the cost is $10 dollars.
Please contact Satyen Kumar , Associate Vice President for Research, UAlbany or Jacquie Spano for questions or more information.
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