Grant Writing: Opportunities and Challenges
John Kurhanewicz, Ph.D., Arend Heerschap, Ph.D., Organizer
Monday, 21 May
Overview
This course is
designed to provide valuable information concerning the grant
writing process. The expert speakers will identify funding
opportunities and draw clear and straightforward conclusions
about the critical elements of a successful grant proposal and
critique response for resubmitted proposals. There will also be
30 minute “roundtable discussion” with the goal of
sharing personal experiences with grant writing and management.
Educational
Objectives
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Upon completion of this course,
participants should be able to:
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Identify funding opportunities
for MR scientists and clinicians.
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Recognize the critical elements
of a successful grant proposal.
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Describe the essential elements
of a successful critique response.
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Explain
post award grant management, the importance of publications and
the non-competitive grant renewal.
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Relate relevant
experiences of
other successful researchers.
Audience
Description
This course is designed for graduate students,
post-doctoral fellows, MR scientists, and clinicians who are
interested in learning more about the grant application
process. Participants having all levels of grant writing
experience should find this course interesting.
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The final 5 - 10 minutes of each presentation will be
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14:00 |
The Critical Elements of a Successful Grant Proposal |
Sarah J. Nelson, Ph.D. |
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14:30 |
MR Funding Opportunities - The NCI Cancer Imaging
Program |
Guoying Liu, Ph.D. |
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15:00 |
MR Funding Opportunities - A European Perspective |
Philippe Jehenson, M.D., Ph.D. |
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15:30 |
Roundtable: Personal Experiences and Strategies |
Arend Heerschap, Ph.D., |
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John Kurhanewicz, Ph.D. |
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16:00 |
Adournment |
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