Event Description: The competitiveness of a grant application can be significantly improved through effective writing and presenting content in a way that is easily digestible for reviewers. This one-hour info session will explore the impact that word choice, word placement, sentence structure, and overall organization of a grant has on one’s ability to convey a message in a concise, clear and compelling manner. This session will also cover how to develop a “pitch” of the scientific problem and the proposed solution in order to demonstrate to reviewers why a project should be considered for funding.
Speaker: Mimi Shirasu-Hiza, PhD (Associate Professor of Genetics and Development)
Date: Thursday, October 29th, 2020 from 12 PM – 1 PM
Download the slides from the Grant Writing Tips Info Session
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