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Large Grant Development Workshop 3

Objectives:. Faculty and staff will be able to confidently: 1.List the elements that are common to small and large grants2. Describe the main differences between small and large grants . Objectives: continued. 3.Give an example of a small grant or an agency that funds a grant that

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Large Grant Development Workshop 3

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    1. Large Grant Development Workshop 3

    2. Objectives: Faculty and staff will be able to confidently: 1. List the elements that are common to small and large grants 2. Describe the main differences between small and large grants

    3. Objectives: continued 3. Give an example of a small grant or an agency that funds a grant that would be considered to be small 4. Fill out an application for a small grant 5. Give an example of a large grant

    4. Objectives: continued 6. Identify the two publications that must be followed when submitting an NSF grant 7. Identify where you would find the links for foundations that fund North Carolina grants 8. Describe how you would find the link on the Sponsored website pages for the NSF Grant Proposal Guide (GPG).

    5. Objectives: continued 9. Describe how you would find the link on the Sponsored website pages for the Dept of Education grants 10. Describe the information provided by Grants.gov

    6. Components of a Grant Needs Goals Objectives Methods Evaluations (formative, summative) Sustainability

    7. Components: continued Budget Background (institution, primary personnel) Summary

    8. Large Grants (in addition to the common components, large grants have the following: 1. Detailed instructions 2. Specific forms to fill out 3. More rigorous proof of experience of PIs 4. Proof of success with previous grants

    9. Large Grants-cont 5. Requires that smaller institutions must collaborate with the larger research institutions and maintain that collaboration 6. Extensive review of literature that is kept up to date 7. Cutting edge research 8. Lengthy instructions

    10. Comparison of small grants to large grants Locate a small NC grant by using the Sponsored Programs website: From the Sponsored Programs website, select Funding Sources Grant NC Grants Z. Smith Reynolds

    11. Comparison continued Select How to apply Grant App Form #3 Project 3+ years Yes Yes Printer friendly version Save as a Word Document and Read document

    12. Comparison continued Locate a LARGE gov’t grant by selecting from the Sponsored Programs website: Other Useful Links NSF FastLane NSF Home (upper right) In the Search box, type CCLI Then select Course, Curriculum, Laboratory, Improvement

    13. Comparison continued Define RFP Define PA Find Award Information. How much is awarded for 3 years? Find Proposal Preparation Instructions. How do they differ from those in the previous grant?

    14. Comparisons continued Locate the Grant Proposal Guide (GPG) link in the document. What is the GPG used for? How pages does it have? Locate the Grant Policy Manual (GPM) link How many pages does it have? Locate these links through the Sponsored Programs webpage: Guide to Preparing a Proposal

    15. Comparisons continued Locate the US Dept. of Education by selecting: Funding Sources Grants Education US Dept of Education link: www.ed.gov/fund

    16. Comparisons continued Grants.gov New link for listing of all US government grants Many grant applications can be submitted on-line through this link Eventually all US government grants will be submitted through this link

    17. Large Grants Even though Large Grants look menacing, with a division of labor between a group of collaborators who have a plan for a well thought out project, a large grant is not so different from a small grant. A large grant just takes longer to write!

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