SUNY Center for Professional Development is offering a course on Writing Grants and Proposals.
This virtual workshop outlines the components of a successful proposal and the steps to get there. Learn how to improve your chances of getting funded through fund sourcing, proper planning and organization, concise writing, collaboration, and proposal submission. From the comfort of your home or office participate in learning activities, independent grant writing work, and online discussions.
Target Audience:
Faculty and project staff, grants administration staff, postdoctoral scholars, graduate students, and grant writers.
Course Duration:
Fall: Sept 15 – Oct 26
Learning Objectives:
At completion of this workshop, all students should be able to:
- Define the types of funding/potential funding sources
- Connect to local grant seeking/application resources and entities on our own campus
- Identify the relevance of project collaborators, while respecting ethical authoring
- Develop proposal sections
- Identify steps needed for proposal submission
- Personalize the grant seeking/application process for your own interests/disciplines
Completion Requirements:
The workshop is asynchronous, scheduled over twelve (12) weeks. During this time, you will be reading the text, posting to online discussions, and exploring additional resources. Over the workshop period, you will be compiling chunks of your own grant proposal.
To achieve a completion certificate, you must participate in each weekly online discussion and compile at least a draft grant proposal in an area of interest. You can expect to spend 3 to 5 hours/week in the workshop’s activities and your own independent writing.
For more information visit SUNY Center for Professional Development.
