Receive Timely, Expert Advice
Stay on a grantwriting schedule with me, as I suggest weekly actions and tips, and point out common missteps in advance of the R-series deadlines. In the 10 weeks leading up to the R01 A0 deadlines (Feb 5, June 5, Oct 5,) you can read weekly lessons leading you through major stages of the grantwriting process. You will receive curated grantsmanship strategies to match up with your evolving draft. I’ll also share highlights from my virtual training courses. Note that while prompts lead to the R01 A0 deadline, the information and timing would help those writing to most major R- or K-series submission or resubmission deadlines.
Details:
Week 10 | Nov. 27
Week 9 | Dec. 4
Week 8 | Dec. 11
Week 7 | Dec. 18
Week 6 | Dec. 25
Week 5 | Jan. 1
Week 4 | Jan. 8
Week 3 | Jan. 15
Week 2 | Jan. 22
Week 1 | Jan. 29
R01 Deadline: February 5
Week 10 | Mar. 27
Week 9 | Apr. 3
Week 8 | Apr. 10
Week 7 | Apr. 17
Week 6 | Apr. 24
Week 5 | May 1
Week 4 | May 8
Week 3 | May 15
Week 2 | May 22
Week 1 | May 29
R01 Deadline: June 5
Week 10 | Jul. 27
Week 9 | Aug. 3
Week 8 | Aug. 10
Week 7 | Aug. 17
Week 6 | Aug. 24
Week 5 | Aug. 31
Week 4 | Sep. 7
Week 3 | Sep. 14
Week 2 | Sep. 21
Week 1 | Sep. 28
R01 Deadline: October 5
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What Grantees Are Saying:
“You incorporate high level strategy and critical detail and what I call the “Jewish mother stuff”, noodging your Co-I’s to get their letters done and returned, noodging them again when they send them unsigned or they just aren’t perfect, even down to celebrating the submission with champagne because getting a great proposal out the door IS an accomplishment regardless of whether it is ultimately funded. Just wanted you to know I am loving this series!”
Barry Braun, Ph.D., Executive Director, Human Performance Clinical Research Laboratory, Colorado State University
“I found what was sent to me very helpful and actually anxiety relieving.”
R01 Grantee, Top 10-Ranked Pediatric Hospital
“Thanks for an excellent program! Links to associated webinars at relevant points in checklists were very helpful.”
“I enjoyed the emails and I think they helped a lot.”
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