Check the Calendar to see when workshops and seminars will be presented.

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Estimating Costs for and Developing Sponsored Programs Proposal Budgets

NIH AREA (R15) Workshop for June and October 2011 Submissions

NSF Education Research Proposal Workshop Series

Proposal Writing and Planning

Proposal Development Resources from Sponsors

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Estimating Costs for and Developing Sponsored Programs Proposal Budgets -- Coming Soon!

This web-based module introduces Principal Investigators (PIs) and Project Directors (PDs) to estimating costs for, and developing, sponsored programs proposal budgets at UNH. The module is designed to familiarize PIs/PDs with the process, which is guided by federal, sponsor and UNH regulations and policies.

The information in this module should be supplemented by the specific budget and financial instruction information provided by the sponsor to which the proposal will be submitted.

NIH AREA (R15) Workshop for June and October 2011 Submissions 

Assistance in planning for June and October 2011 submissions to NIH AREA program that concentrates on:

• review of the complex new forms/format required by NIH,
• using the new format to showcase PI and UNH strengths, and
• how and why to find the best study section for proposal review

Primary Audience: Researchers planning on submitting AREA applications in 2011

Attendance: Open - UNH community

NSF Education Research Proposal Workshop Series  

Are you interested in gaining a competitive edge in writing proposals for educational research and development projects such as those supported by the NSF’s Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM (TUES) Program {formerly the Course, Curriculum and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) Program} or for research projects with significant educational components (e.g., the BRIGE and CAREER programs)? Then you will want to participate in one or more of the interactive, web-based workshops to be presented by current NSF Engineering and Computer Science Program Directors in the Division of Undergraduate Education.

Workshops will present skills for writing proposals for educational research and development projects such as those supported by the NSF’s Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM (TUES) Program or for research projects with significant educational components.  Each workshop consists of two one-hour segments, with a 15 minute break between segments, followed by a 45-minute Q&A session.

Primary Audience: Faculty and staff

Attendance: RSVP to Diana.Couture@unh.edu

DUE Funding Decision Processes at NSF provides an overview of some of NSF's programs that support education R & D in engineering and computer science and explores the TUES Program (Transforming Undergraduate Education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in more detail.
Workshop Synopsis
10/20/11 Presentation

Proposal Writing Strategies and Reviewers Feedback Workshop encompasses a comprehensive exploration of effective writing strategies.
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10/26/11 Presentation

Project Evaluation (PE) Workshop will explore the complexities of project evaluation and assessment strategies. 
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11/2/11 Presentation

Making an Impact: Building Transportable Projects Workshop will provide strategies for strengthening project components that address the Broader Impacts criterion and address the critical expectations of the TUES Program.
Workshop Synopsis
11/9/11 Presentation

Video casts of the webinars may be available at the Webinar website.

Proposal Writing and Planning

Links to resources and training in grant writing, planning and logic models, and evaluation

Proposal Development Resources from Sponsors 

Links to advice and guidance from federal agencies and other sponsors