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- Proposal development, writing and budgeting

Online proposal writing resources

For assistance in proofreading and editing the text of your proposal, send Dr. Peggy Bolick a draft of your proposal 10 working days before the submission deadline (Dr. Bolick's email, 336 285-3201).

General resources

Preliminary planning and analysis

Resources to support project need statements

Databases for awards made

Proposal writing guides

Formating and style guides

NSF data management plans

Technical guidelines

Resources at other universities' websites

Course, manuscript and CV preparation

Grant management

General resources

Brief:

Basic Elements of Grant Writing (Corporation for Public Broadcasting, document no longer available on CPB website)

James Madison University's Tips on Proposal Development

Detailed:

In Search of Technology Treasures: An Online Grant-writing Seminar (Lucent Technologies; written for educators)

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance: Developing and Writing Grant Proposals (Oriented to projects rather than research)

Science and Engineering

Brief

EPA Grant-Writing Tutorial - (Brief grant writing tips, a mock grant writing activity, and a helpful glossary as well as EPA-specific program information and forms)

Grant-Writing Advice and Sample Applications (National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)

Tips for New NIH Research Grant Applicants (National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)

Tips for New NIH Grant Applicants (National Institute of General Medical Sciences)

Detailed

NSF Grant Proposal Guide - A comprehensive guide to submitting a grant proposal to the National Science Foundation.

Grant information portals (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)

"All About Grants" Tutorials (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)

The Art of Grantsmanship (Dr. Jacob Kraicer)

Social Sciences

Brief

The Art of Writing Proposals (Social Science Research Council)

Detailed

Finding Funding and Proposal Writing for Faculty and Graduate Students in the Social Sciences (Odum Institute)

Sample Grants

TGCI's Winning Grant Proposals Online (Sample successful proposals)

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