CLNV 5160
Grantsmanship
Scholars will learn how to 1) develop research and career development grant proposals that incorporate well-formulated hypotheses, rationales, specific objectives and long-range research goals; 2) organize and present sound research and career development plans that accurately reflect the ideas and directions of the proposed research activities; and 3) avoid many common grant-writing mistakes. Scholars will also learn about the peer review process for grant evaluations and will participate in a mock NIH review exercise (study section) at the end of the semester. Though it is not required, scholars will get maximum benefits from the class if they are working on grant proposals.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 2 units. Typical periods offered: Fall
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027