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Like
No Other You Have
Attended!
Tailored To Meet The Needs
Of The Audience
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This
seminar is for Career Development Award (CDA) candidates
and their mentors. It emphasizes the ‘partnering’ between
candidate and mentor that is necessary for one of these
proposals to be successful. The kinds of CDAs that are
highlighted include the National Institutes of Health’s
mentored K Awards, and NIH’s Ruth L. Kirschstein F32
National Research Service Award for individual post-doctoral
fellows. Positioning for success in advance of writing
the proposal, tips and strategies that help to assure
a successful application, and principles / fundamentals
applicable to any agency’s CDA are taught.
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Testimonials
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This
is an excellent workshop, and I learned a lot from this program.
Very nice job, thank you!
All faculty should attend at least once!
As a junior faculty having just attended my first NSF review panel,
I found this presentation to be very sequentially and logically
outlined and detailed. I feel like this presentation has given
me a good plan of action for my upcoming proposals.
I am currently a postdoc but found it extremely useful. I think
a lot of the material also applies well to writing a research
and teaching plan.
Terrific presentation, even though I’ve written a funded NIH R01
grant I found the workshop very practical.
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