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Ask the Grantwriting
Expert

Do you have questions about your NIH grant application? Did you learn something in our grantwriting courses about which you’d like more information?

Now’s your chance to get 1:1 feedback!

Every other Wednesday at 3pm ET, you can join Meg Bouvier PhD live. Come and go from the call whenever you’d like, ask questions, and learn as Meg answers other people’s questions.

These sessions often include mini-tutorials on grantwriting topics of interest. In addition, on select weeks, she will invite a colleague to share their expertise.

Even if you’re not able to attend, feel free to submit questions. The sessions are recorded and can be viewed on your course dashboard.

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Hosted by NIH Grantwriting Expert

Meg Bouvier PhD

Every other Wednesday
3 pm ET

Join Meg and her colleagues for a 45-minute exclusive members-only drop-in video call.

What our clients have to say

There are many elements beyond the scientific narrative that require thoughtful consideration, strategy, and action that make up the craft of writing and applying for grants. In her Q&A sessions, Meg answers those questions (those itchy questions that have been lingering in your mind but couldn’t find anyone to ask and those burning questions that kept you awake last night, etc.) with her expansive knowledge coming from 30+ years of grant writing/editing experience on both NIH and applicant sides. She also opens each session with most up-to-date NIH news, which is particularly helpful in this rapidly evolving time of grant writing. Meg’s Q&A sessions are a quick and easy platform to get burning NIH grant questions answered, and she does it in such a professional, yet personable way!
 

Jen Ku PhD, Professor, Public Health Sciences, University of Miami Health System
The training provided detailed instructions for approaching grant writing, making it an excellent session.
Bjorn Bangstein Ed.D., P.E., PMPAssociate Professor of Practice
College of Engineering, Texas A&M University
Thank you very much for your time and insight. I really value your expertise in helping early career investigators navigate these nuances.
Patrick Tomko, PhDPostdoctoral Researcher
Center for Tobacco Research
Top 5 Largest Cancer Hospital
Dr. Bouvier is very knowledgeable, and I appreciate that she can easily convey that knowledge. She's a great speaker and very engaging. I also like that she presents different perspectives, so I usually come away with something I had not thought of before. These trainings are a terrific resource. Thank you!!
AnnMarie Fillmore, CRAResearch Programs Manager
SCCC Research Programs, UT Southwestern
Thank you for discussing each question and responding in detail. More questions coming! This is a wonderful service, and I appreciate your time and energy.
Janet Childerhose PhD Research Assistant Professor
Top 5 Largest Cancer Hospital
I hardly ever miss an Ask the Grant Writer session because I always learn something. I've gotten my first R01 since starting with Meg's content.
Windy W. Alonso PhD, RNAssistant Professor, College of Nursing
NCI-Designated Cancer Center
I come away with helpful hints/suggestions in every episode & appreciate the opportunity to ask questions that may come up along the way.
Susan Linder DPT, PhDPhysical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Top 3 World's Best Hospital
My recent A0 to NCI scored in the 8th percentile. I have been through your Bootcamp and attended your Ask the Grantwriting Expert session which were invaluable for me. Thanks so much for such a great service.
Miyeko Mana PhDAssistant Professor, School of Life Sciences
R1 Research Institution
Thank you so much for your helpful suggestions — I’ve been following your webinar for the past three months and truly appreciate your insights.
Pratibha Bhalla PhDInstructor, van Oers Lab,
UT Southwestern Medical Center

"The training provided detailed instructions for approaching grant writing, making it an excellent session."

  • Dr. Bjorn Bangstein, Associate Professor of Practice - Texas A&M University
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