Events

NIH/NSF New Grant Procedures, Resources & Post-Award Management, IN-PERSON

NIH/NSF New Grant Procedures, Resources & Post-Award Management, IN-PERSON

Date/Time:
January 23, 2025, 12:45 PM
Location:
LS116
Presenters: Ann Serra & Cameron Lansdale
Workshop Overview: This workshop is tailored to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the latest procedures for NIH and NSF grant applications. It will cover essential resources, application guidelines, and best practices for successful submissions. Additionally, the session will delve into post-award management, ensuring participants are well-equipped to handle the administrative and financial responsibilities that follow a successful grant award.
Who Should Attend: Faculty and researchers involved in NIH and NSF grant applications and administrative staff supporting grant-funded projects.
Outcomes:
  • Gain a thorough understanding of NIH and NSF grant application procedures.
  • Learn about key resources and tools available for grant preparation.
  • Master the essentials of post-award management, including compliance and financial oversight.
  • Enhance your ability to manage grant-funded projects effectively.
This event takes place in person in Life Science Room 116.

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Session E3: Find your Fulbright Fit: Expanded Opportunities for Community-Engaged Learning Abroad

When

Tuesday, August 20, 2024    
3:30 PM - 4:45 PM

Bookings

Bookings closed

Where

CF 213
4001 W. McNichols Road, Detroit

Event Type

Presenters: Lara Wasner, Stokes Baker, Shardé Chapman, Gail Presbey, Sarida Scott

Session Description: Fulbright programs carry a certain prestige valued in academic circles. These high-impact overseas study and research opportunities directly related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Today’s Fulbright awards are more inclusive, engaging, and accessible than ever, offering faculty, administrators, and even students the opportunity to conduct overseas research, collaborate on professional projects, and impact their world through community-engaged learning abroad. This session introduces attendees to many Fulbright awards offered annually. Search the database with us, conduct a country and discipline search, explore the benefits of conducting overseas research, and hear from colleagues about how these programs have shaped scholarship in dynamic ways. This session will provide an overview of Fulbright and Fulbright Hays opportunities open to university faculty, administrators, students, and young professionals. These include summer seminars abroad and semester-longer term research and/or teaching opportunities. We will share tips on conducting program searches, preparing solid applications that meet deadlines, and engage reviewers. Recent Fulbright and Fulbright Hays awardees will share recent experiences, insights, and how these international collaborative opportunities enhanced teaching and learning in meaningful ways.

Bookings

Registrations are closed for this event.