Workshops & Programs Coming Up Soon from Across REEO
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November 13, 2024, 5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
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February 6, 2025, 12:40 p.m. - 2 p.m.
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February 13, 2025, 12:40 p.m. - 2 p.m.
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February 20, 2025, 12:40 p.m. - 2 p.m.
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March 6, 2025, 12:40 p.m. - 2 p.m.
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Find RLCD events on the UNH Master Calendar by searching for "Research-Office-RLCD"
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Funding Scenarios and Search Strategies for Early Career Researchers and Scholars Register here to attend or to receive materials No matter what your discipline or research interests, starting a research program and getting your first grant(s) can be challenging. Many sponsors recognize this and have programs exclusively for scholars who are just starting out in their independent careers. Planning ahead to take advantage of these opportunities, as well as taking a strategic approach to looking for other opportunities, can help your early efforts to seek funding be more manageable and successful. This workshop will cover: Questions? Contact Lynnette.Hentges@unh.edu
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NIH Overview, Updates, and How RLCD Can Assist Register here to attend or to receive materials As the primary U.S. funder for biomedical and behavioral research, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is a complex organization that may seem unfathomable to grant seekers. This session will draw back the curtain on NIH, providing an overview of:
Resources and types of assistance provided to potential NIH applicants by the Research and Large Center Development Office also will be discussed. Questions? Contact Lynnette.Hentges@unh.edu
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NSF CAREER Award Preparation Series This UNH program for pre-tenure, tenure-track faculty considering submitting an NSF Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) proposal. It consists of information sessions and one-on-one assistance with project and proposal development. Research and Large Center Development (RLCD) staff and guest speakers deliver content about the strategies to structure and integrate research and education plans, to develop innovative and personal broader impacts activities, to foster partnerships, and to understand evaluation and assessment for a CAREER project. Assistance is provided by RLCD staff with extensive experience with NSF and the CAREER program. In-person sessions will cover:
Questions? Contact Michael.Thompson@unh.edu or Lynnette.Hentges@unh.edu
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Developing Broader Impacts and Partnerships (for NSF proposals) Register here to attend or to receive materials NSF expects that all the projects it supports will benefit society in some way. This session will cover:
Questions? Contact caitlin,piette@unh.edu
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Evaluation and Assessment for NSF Projects Register here to attend or to receive materials NSF and other sponsors expect Principal Investigators to develop metrics and determine the impact their projects have beyond the research itself. This session provides information about:
Tools and resources that are available within and outside UNH to assist faculty in developing these aspects of their proposals and securing experts to perform the assessment or evaluation also will be discussed. Questions? Contact Michael.Thompson@unh.edu or Lynnette.Hentges@unh.edu
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Focus on Fulbright -- Info Session and Planning for AY 2026-2027 and Beyond Register here to attend or to receive materials For more than 75 years, American academics, administrators, and other professionals have taught and conducted research abroad through the U.S. Dept. of State Fulbright Scholar Program. UNH has been well-represented among those scholars. New opportunities are added each year and more flexibility in the length and timing of visits has made Fulbright programs more accessible than ever. If you have an interest in teaching or doing research abroad, regardless of the stage of your career, the Fulbright Programs are an excellent way to support your activities. In addition to programs for faculty and other professionals, there are programs for post-docs and for administrators to expand their horizons internationally. This workshop provides an overview of the variety of Fulbright programs; the application process and timeline; and the UNH resources available to applicants. Questions? Contact Lynnette.Hentges@unh.edu |