Mistakes Commonly Made on NIH Submissions

Perhaps the greatest benefit of working with an experienced, successful grantwriter is that the grantwriter reads dozens of Summary Statements each year across topic areas and study sections. This allows me to identify recurring themes in the Summary Statements. This perspective can be invaluable even to a grantee who serves on a specific study section, as it helps the grantee understand current trends across numerous study sections.

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Who:

Ideal for faculty preparing to submit a K, R21, R03, or R01 in an upcoming cycle, and the senior faculty and administrators who advise them.

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Cost:

$199

Takeaways:

At the end of this 60-minute session, participants will be able to:

Predict some key criticisms reviewers may make
Identify problems in their or their colleague’s draft applications
Utilize that information to write stronger drafts

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