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DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;The Dean’s Offices of the Maxwell School and the iSchool
  are pleased to present the following interdisciplinary development opport
 unity for Maxwell and iSchool graduate students. The workshop\, led by Rob
 ert Porter\, Director of Research Development at the University of Tenness
 ee\, will focus on NSF and NIH grants that support doctoral students and p
 ostdoctoral fellows as they transition through critical career stages\, fr
 om early graduate study to the doctoral dissertation\, the initial postdoc
 toral fellowship\, and on to becoming an independent investigator. We will
  examine the purpose and structure of NSF’s Graduate Fellowship programs a
 nd its Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grants. NIH funding mechanisms su
 ch as F awards\, K awards\, and the new Pathway to Independence program wi
 ll be described. Requirements unique to career development proposals will 
 be specified\, and successful proposals will be used to illustrate princip
 les of effective writing. Topics to be discussed include: Choosing the app
 ropriate award track for your career stage\; Anatomy of a typical career a
 ward proposal\; Understanding the grant review process\; Contacting grant 
 program officers. For questions\, please contact Christina Leigh Deitz (cl
 deitz@maxwell.syr.edu). Sponsored by: Maxwell Dean's Office\, the iSchool 
 Dean's Office\, Center for Environmental Policy and Administration (CEPA)\
 , Campbell Public Affairs Institute\, Program for the Advancement of Resea
 rch on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC)\, Center for Policy Research (CP
 R)\, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs. 
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SUMMARY:Graduate Workshop: Career Development Grants for Pre- and Post-Docs
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:&nbsp\;The Dean’s Offices of the Maxwell Schoo
 l and the iSchool are pleased to present the following interdisciplinary d
 evelopment opportunity for Maxwell and iSchool graduate students. The work
 shop\, led by Robert Porter\, Director of Research Development at the Univ
 ersity of Tennessee\, will focus on NSF and NIH grants that support doctor
 al students and postdoctoral fellows as they transition through critical c
 areer stages\, from early graduate study to the doctoral dissertation\, th
 e initial postdoctoral fellowship\, and on to becoming an independent inve
 stigator. We will examine the purpose and structure of NSF’s Graduate Fell
 owship programs and its Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grants. NIH fund
 ing mechanisms such as F awards\, K awards\, and the new Pathway to Indepe
 ndence program will be described. Requirements unique to career developmen
 t proposals will be specified\, and successful proposals will be used to i
 llustrate principles of effective writing. Topics to be discussed include:
  Choosing the appropriate award track for your career stage\; Anatomy of a
  typical career award proposal\; Understanding the grant review process\; 
 Contacting grant program officers. For questions\, please contact Christin
 a Leigh Deitz (cldeitz@maxwell.syr.edu). Sponsored by: Maxwell Dean's Offi
 ce\, the iSchool Dean's Office\, Center for Environmental Policy and Admin
 istration (CEPA)\, Campbell Public Affairs Institute\, Program for the Adv
 ancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC)\, Center for Po
 licy Research (CPR)\, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs. 
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