Online Grantsmanship Course at Northwestern University

Grantsmanship for the Research Professional is a two-day executive education-style workshop that introduces and enhances skills associated with effective grant opportunity identification, proposal preparation, grant review process, and team science. The course will cover:
- Strategies for developing grant proposals that support both hypothesis-driven and need-based research activities
- Funding agencies and funding opportunity identification across the government (emphasis on NIH, NSF, and other federal funders), corporate, and foundation sector
- Proposal review process and reviewer-centric grantsmanship
- Proposal planning, proposal components, and writing the specific aims and project narrative sections
- Budget development
- Proposal submission and post-award primer; and,
- Team Science
The course is designed for:
- Professionals at Research Universities, Research Institutes, and Hospitals
- Researchers at all levels (early career through faculty) conducting research in Engineering; Sciences (Biomedical, Health, Clinical, Physical, Natural and Social); Humanities; Law; and Education
- Research Development Professionals, Research Administrators, and Research Managers supporting individual researchers and/or teams of investigators
- Research Grant and Contract Officers in Sponsored Research Offices involved in pre-award activities
Course dates: Thursday and Friday, May 13-14, 2021
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM CDT; Zoom meeting will open at 8:30AM CDT ß Note the CDT timezone
Location: Zoom meeting & Canvas course site; Registrants will receive a link to the Canvas site, Zoom information available on Canvas
Class Capacity: 25 participants
Tuition: $695.00
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