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Four Grantwriting Coaching Groups starting Sept., Oct., and Dec. 2016


NIH-Research Grant Proposal Writing & Professional Development Coaching Groups 

Are you a junior investigator planning to submit an National Institutes of Health research grant proposal in the first half of 2017?  Do you want to work closely with investigators who have "been there" and understand the components of a strong grant proposal?  
Apply as a mentee!

Are you a senior investigator with a successful NIH research grant track record who wants to work with junior faculty on grant writing, scientific and/or methodology content?  
Apply as a coach and/or advisor!   

 NRMN's grantwriting groups are more than just 1-2 day workshops. Each model is an intensive program for junior investigators to work closely with experienced faculty members and peers on the grantsmanship of an NIH grant proposals.  

There are four NRMN research grant writing coaching groups accepting applications for Fall 2016.  Travel funds are provided for mentees and coaches accepted into the programs.   See details below!


NRMN Grantwriting Uncovered: Maximizing Strategies, Help, Opportunities, Experiences (GUMSHOE)

Program Details
Hone your grantwriting skills and gain insights into the process of submitting an National Institutes of Health research grant proposal by participating as a GUMSHOE mentee or coach! This program is designed to enhance participants' career development, preparing them to meet each program's ultimate goal: the submission of strong research and research career development proposals for funding in the biomedical or biobehavioral sciences. Each GUMSHOE program focuses on a different population.  GUMSHOE is now accepting applications for the following cohorts:

1. GUMSHOE at Wayne State University -  African American/Black population focus
In-person kickoff:  September 28-30, 2016
Application deadline: August 22, 2016 *note new deadline

2. GUMSHOE at Washington State University Spokane - Rural population focus
In-peron kickoff: October 19-21, 2016
Application deadline: September 26, 2016





NRMN-Proposal Preparation Program (P3)

Program Details
In today's highly competitive funding climate, the importance of strong proposal writing skills cannot be overstated. Investigators must assume that their great research ideas will be competing against a wealth of other great ideas; the proposals that 'rise above' are those that spark an exceptionally high level of enthusiasm in reviewers by presenting compelling arguments for not only the research's methodologic rigor, but also the project's anticipated impact on the field, significance for various stakeholders (patients, researchers, clinicians, investigators in different but related fields), degree of innovation, and alignment with the funding agency's priority areas. All of these proposal features are addressed during coaching sessions within the NRMN-P3 program. The NRMN-P3 model offers two cohort this fall, including:

3. NRMN-P3 at University of  California  Davis
In-person kickoff: September 19-20, 2016
Application deadline:  August 1, 2016 

4. NRMN-P3 at University of Minnesota
In-person kickoff:  December 5-6, 2016
Application deadline:  September 29 , 2016 




About NRMN
NRMN is a nationwide consortium of biomedical professionals and institutions collaborating to provide  all trainees  across the  biomedical, behavioral, clinical and social sciences  with evidence-based  mentorship  and  professional development  programming that emphasizes the benefits and challenges of  diversity, inclusivity  and  culture  within  mentoring relationships , and more broadly the research workforce.  The goal  of the NRMN is to enhance the diversity of the  NIH-funded research workforce. 

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