APRIL '24 BOOTCAMP

BOOTCAMP TRAINING

Attend our free two-day grantsmanship training for faculty and research administrative staff leading to the NIH SuRE and SuRE-First R16 application deadline. Our next bootcamp will be scheduled for Fall 2024, where presenters will focus on key elements of R-series applications and discuss strategies to help investigators prepare a competitive submission. Join our email list to be notified. 
 

 
TOPICS TYPICALLY INCLUDE
  •  Specific Aims: Hear strategies for structuring your Specific Aims to establish context and rationale for your research, setting the stage for the entire grant application.   
  •  Significance & Innovation: Learn how to consider the overall context of your research, its fit within the NIH mission, and its presentation to a diverse audience within a limited space.   
  •  Approach: Learn various options and strategies to craft a professional, organized Approach and understand how to meet reviewer expectations.
  • Biosketch: Learn the essential components of a successful Biosketch to maximize your professional career, along with R16 components that address student work and publications.   
  • Data Management & Sharing Policy: Gain an understanding of policy requirements and expectations, including the need to prospectively plan for scientific data preservation and sharing of study findings.     
  • Institutional Letters: Review content that should be included in the two institutional letters required for R16 applications.

     

OUR PRESENTERS

Brett Spear, PhD

Brett Spear, PhD

Program Co-Director
Microbiology, Immunology, & Molecular Genetics

Paul Murphy, PhD

Paul Murphy, PhD

Program Do-Director
Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry

Kathy Grzeck, MA

Kathy Grzech, MA

Assistant VP for Research
Executive Director
Proposal Development Office

Barb Duncan, PhD

Barb Duncan, PhD

Associate Director
Proposal Development Office