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Tips to Getting Funded & Grant Writing

Discover effective strategies for securing funding through grant writing in this insightful guide by Lawrence K. Duffy, Ph.D. Learn how to identify funding opportunities, market your expertise, and connect with program directors at conferences. Gain insights into crafting a compelling proposal with a clear outline, annotated guidelines, and well-defined expected outcomes. Understand the importance of clarity, coherence, and adherence to application guidelines. Equip yourself with practical tips that enhance your chances of success in obtaining grants.

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Tips to Getting Funded & Grant Writing

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  1. Tips to Getting Funded & Grant Writing Lawrence K. Duffy, Ph.D. Oct. 27, 2008

  2. Know What They Like to Fund • Sleuthing • Who decides? • What’s their goal? • How much?

  3. Market Yourself • Who you are • What you have done • Go to conferences & approach agency program directors

  4. Know Who Has Money • Funding forecast • Average grant • Mission of agency • Special groups

  5. Make a Schedule • Manage the many steps • Draft timeline • Letters of support • Waivers • Matching • UAF proposal pathway

  6. Draft an Outline • Annotated • Grant guidelines • Your ideas

  7. Tips on Writing an Abstract • Convey the big picture • General hypothesis • Methodical approach • Expected outcomes • Significance of research

  8. Reviewers Focus on the Four C’s • Clarity • Cross-reference current literature • Content • Organized around aims • Coherence of concept • Predicated on previous work • Cutting edge • Innovative

  9. Follow Directions • Request for applications • Must haves • Correct format

  10. Think About Aesthetics • Font size and margins • “White space” • Figures • Highlighting

  11. Use Paragraphs • Specific topic • Followed by details/data • Use multiple paragraphs

  12. Summary

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