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Membership

Membership is an opportunity to access a comprehensive suite of trainings, tools, and resources designed to give NIH applicants the best chance of funding success. 

Become a Master Grantwriter

To help communities of researchers become master grantwriters, we offer annual membership to our suite of grantsmanship tools, headlined by our library of self-directed online courses focused on NIH grantsmanship.

Currently, there are more than 2,000 researchers using membership benefits to improve their skills, and we’ve helped clients land more than half a billion in federal funding.

Members gain exclusive access to an unrivaled set of resources designed to improve a researcher’s odds of funding and transform them into better grantwriters, mentors, and reviewers.

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Membership Benefits

Courses

Unlimited access to your chosen course(s) for one year, including samples, templates, interactive checklists, and timelines in an annotatable online workbook.

Twice-Yearly Bootcamps

Members can participate in live online trainings for R-series applicants two times per year (spring and fall), where Dr. Meg Bouvier answers live questions for the benefit of all participants.

Livestream Q & A

Every other week, Dr. Meg Bouvier facilitates Ask the Grantwriting Expert, a 30-minute, live Q & A. These sessions often include mini-tutorials or special guests. The sessions are recorded, time stamped, and available to watch later, and members have the exclusive opportunity to participate live.

CME

Most activities in the online course library have been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.

Dashboard

Group and organization administrators get access to a real-time dashboard that compiles key usage metrics in a set of easy-to-read reports.

Newsletter

Members receive a monthly email newsletter filled with grantwriting tips and key insights.

Unparalleled Library of NIH Training Courses

Our groundbreaking library of self-directed online courses is meticulously designed to transform biomedical researchers into exceptional grantwriters, mentors, and reviewers. Learners will unlock the secrets of becoming successful grantwriters with courses that contain unmatched breadth and nuance and with content that’s regularly updated to keep pace with NIH changes.

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Membership Options
There are three ways to become a member:

Group Membership

Designed for small groups of researchers, Group Membership is the most cost-effective option for groups of about 10 learners. Membership can be customized around a single course, bundles of courses, or full library access.

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Organizational Membership

By far the most cost-effective way to provide comprehensive NIH grantwriting training to large communities of biomedical researchers.

Organizational membership can be built around access to a single course, bundles of courses, or full library access.

Anyone with an organizational email address may access the courses, all campuses included.

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Individual Membership

If you’re an independent researcher interested in improving your NIH grantsmanship, or if you’re an administrator interested in evaluating the service for a small number of researchers, membership can be purchased on an individual basis. Purchase online for instant access to our course library and the membership benefits outlined above.
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What our clients have to say

“I thought I was already pretty savvy but Meg has some great short, medium and long-term strategies to increase success rate and build capacity that I found VERY useful! It’s about more than just NIH grant success; there is a faculty development component that I plan to phase-in as well.”
Dr. Barry Braun Professor and Department Head, Health and Exercise Sciences, Colorado State University
“The National Organization of Research Development Professionals (NORDP) peer reviewer program (PEERD) visited ASU to evaluate our research development support. Faculty are specifically calling out Meg’s subscription as an asset."
Faye FarmerExecutive Director of Research Development, Arizona State University
“This was excellent, which I am sure you hear all the time. Even though I have done NSF applications for 15 years, this was wonderful knowledge for NIH that I needed (and in my humble opinion all newer grantees need).”
Dr. Jorja KimballExecutive Director of Division of Research, Texas A&M University
"Although I am familiar with most of the terminology and funding options- my knowledge came through my independent learning. The way these slides and training were organized with a broader view- the timing and the impact of each funding on the career was very innovative and eye opening."
Anonymous MDUniversity of Alaska Anchorage
“Meg’s training was comprehensive, tailored to the needs of early career investigators, and contained unique insights that clearly reflect her extensive background in working with the NIH. I eagerly look forward to continuing to work with her in the future.”
Attendees at on-site K trainingTop-5 medical center
"Excellent webinar…it has a lot of great information for new faculty and even postdocs who are thinking about becoming a faculty member – great advice about developing an overall strategy for getting an initial grant and building/maintaining a funding portfolio. I also found the advice about focusing one’s research efforts helpful…"
Anonymous
"I enjoyed this course: it was professional- packed with suggestions and useful tips- but also simple - direct and sometimes light and informal. I think the course is great and I learnt things that I wouldn't be able to find by myself."
Anonymous PhDTop 5 Cancer Care Hospital
"I found this session incredibly helpful. As a less-experienced grant writer there are many tips that Meg provided that will help me address early barriers to getting my grant completed. Meg's presentation style is very direct and easy to follow."
Anonymous PhDResearch Institution
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