Grant Seeking 101 for Postdocs and Late-Stage Doctoral Students
When: Tuesday, March 11, 1–3pm
Where: Zoom (Registration Required)
About the session: This event presents grant seeking strategies for domestic and international postdocs and late-stage doctoral students. Discover various funder types, funding mechanisms, and strategies to enhance your grant writing skills.
Join us at the Grant Seeking 101 webinar to learn how to:
Tailor your search based on your citizenship status, research discipline, and career stage, Assess your fit for specific funding opportunities, Enhance your grant writing skills, and Start the submission process at your institution.
About the speakers: James Gentry, MA, is the director of the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs at The Ohio State University. Prior to taking this role, James worked in research development, supporting faculty seeking extramural funding from federal agencies and private foundation, from project conception to grant submission. Kaylee Steen, PhD, is the associate director of professional development and trainee support in the University of Michigan’s Medical School and a biochemist by training. Prior to her current role, she was a University of Michigan research administration fellow, during which time she gained expertise in grant seeking and the administrative side of academic research.
Register for the event here.