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We offer multiple workshops throughout the year:
- Grant-writing workshops focused on identifying funding and writing compelling proposals
targeted to the funder.
- Discipline-specific workshops, which can be requested by deans, associate deans of
research, or chairs.
- Grant-specific workshops, which are tailored to one funding opportunity.
To stay apprised of Office of Research workshops and events, check out our Events
and Announcements on the Research Hub. If you miss an event, you can watch our recorded
workshops on KSU MediaSpace.
Events and Announcements
Watch our Recorded Workshops
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On-Demand Grant Writing Resources
We maintain a database of grant-writing resources on a SharePoint site called the Research Hub. It includes information on creating ORCid and Google Scholar profiles, finding funding, contacting Program Officers, satisfying review criteria, becoming a reviewer, preparing and structuring your proposal, developing supporting documents (e.g., Budget and Budget Justification, SciENcv, Biosketches, Synergistic Activities, Mentoring and Diversity, Facilities and Equipment, and Data Management), and submitting your proposal. The database also contains checklists and templates for common types of proposals, example proposals, and more!
Research Hub
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We offer proposal feedback with a 10 business day turnaround. You can request content
feedback, which includes rhetorical analysis (an assessment of the strength of your
persuasive argument). While our staff are not experts in every content area, we have
a broad interdisciplinary background and can provide robust feedback. If you are seeking
a highly technical review of your methodology, work with your associate dean of research
to find a peer reviewer in your field.
In addition to content feedback, we can also provide copyediting with a 5 business day turnaround.
Request Proposal Feedback
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Faculty Development Programs
We sponsor professional development programs designed to provide faculty with leadership
opportunities as well as mentoring opportunities to help faculty successfully apply
for research grants from state and federal agencies, foundations, and non-profits.
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