Past Grant Writing Seminars
GrantGPS has hosted seminars on grant writing for NSF and NIH grants. Examples of past seminars are below.
Writing a Successful NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Application Seminar
2018 Program
Session 1: Orientation and Overview
Session 2: Concept Development and Group Critique
- An opportunity to receive feedback on your proposal/application. Must have draft prepared for sharing with colleagues.
Session 3: Individual Editing
- A one-one-one 45 minute session with Alix Norris to discuss final edits to your proposal. Time slots are listed on the registration page and are given to the first person to sign up for each time.
Presenter
Dr. Alix Norris attained her PhD at Wake Forest in the Cancer Biology Department in
2007, and continued her postdoctoral training, investigating biological mechanisms
and the pathology of pancreatic cancer, at the Norris Cotton Cancer Center and the
Geisel School of Medicine. In the spring of 2011, she founded Tn Consulting, located
in the Upper Valley, to offer grant- and manuscript-writing support to investigators
all across the nation. Tn works through a team-based approach to provide investigators
access to highly-trained writers with postdoctoral experience or greater. This successful
model has led to over $60M awarded in federal research funding for Tn clients and
their colleagues since FY2012. For more information, visit www.t-n-consulting.com.
NIH Grant Writing Seminars
2020 Program
Write Winning NIH Grant Proposals, December 2020
- Two ½-day virtual sessions from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
- Comprehensive webinar presentation by John Robertson, PhD (from Grant Writers' Seminars & Workshops) addresses both practical and conceptual aspects of writing NIH research grant and fellowship applications.
- Faculty, graduate students, researchers, and research administrators are welcome to attend.
- There is no cost for the seminars.
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