Training Ratings
Faye Farmer
★★★★★
Executive Director of Research Development, Arizona State University Read More
“The National Organization of Research Development Professionals (NORDP) peer reviewer program (PEERD) visited ASU to evaluate our research development support. Faculty are specifically calling out Meg’s subscription as an asset. A faculty member mentioned that she and two other PI’s are watching the P seminars as a cohort and using them as platforms for their draft development. This same PI said that it was challenging to hire Meg at [her prior medical school] and she was looking forward to using our relationship to help their P.”
Anonymous PhD Attending
★★★★★
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“I had a funny exchange with my colleague who looked at my grant and said you’re writing has gotten so much better! I asked her what she meant and she pointed to all the things you edited. I had to laugh. But thought I’d pass on the compliment. And thank you again for your edits.”
Anonymous PhD Faculty
★★★★★
Molecular Genetics, Top-Tier Medical Center (K/R Club) Read More
“Thank you again for your advice and guidance along the way! I learnt a lot and will definitely use these skills again in future grants.”
Barry Braun PhD
★★★★★
Executive Director, Human Performance Clinical Research Laboratory, Colorado State University (Deadline Push) Read More
“You incorporate high level strategy and critical detail and what I call the “Jewish mother stuff”, noodging your Co-I’s to get their letters done and returned, noodging them again when they send them unsigned or they just aren’t perfect, even down to celebrating the submission with champagne because getting a great proposal out the door IS an accomplishment regardless of whether it is ultimately funded. Just wanted you to know I am loving this series!”
Anonymous MD PhD Fellow
★★★★★
Infection Diseases, Top-Tier Medical Center (K/R Club) Read More
“Thanks so much for organizing and leading a wonderful session today! I got a lot out of Meg’s grant-writing talk, especially as I prepare my K08 for a May 7 submission deadline!”
Anonymous MD PhD Fellow
★★★★★
Hematology/ Oncology, Top-Tier Medical Center (Live Training & 30-min Consults) Read More
“Thank you again for an incredibly productive and wonderful retreat yesterday, I thought it was very informative and helpful! My meeting with Meg was great yesterday and I would love to take you up on the offer to have her help me with my K08 application.”
Vincent J. Delio
★★★★★
Director, UA 2020 Constellations, University of Albany (Live Training) Read More
“Our UAlbany investigators very much enjoyed your visit to the University. They were struck by the expertise, knowledge, and insights you shared relating to NIH extramural funding. It was impressive and we look forward to your returning to campus in the near future!”
Dr. Lisa Spanierman
★★★★★
VP Scientific Affairs and Counseling Psychology Faculty, Arizona State University (Live Training) Read More
“During individual consultations and in a conference workshop, Meg offered practical step-by-step strategies that demystified the NIH grant application process. Our work together enhanced my self-efficacy and has had a profound impact on my career. Already, I have recommended Meg to several of my colleagues and they, too, are thrilled with the results!”
Faye Farmer
★★★★★
Executive Director of Research Development, Arizona State University (Live Training) Read More
“My office hired Meg to deliver two workshops on preparing successful applications to the National Institutes of Health (one basic level and another more advanced). In the months leading up to the event, Meg was responsive to our requests for information and reciprocated with pertinent questions regarding the attendees. The workshop itself, was comprehensive and incredibly informative. Our faculty and staff members had positive reviews of the experience. Meg provided a personable and professional service and we look forward to working with her in the future.”
Dr. Gwyneth Gordon
★★★★★
School of Earth & Space Exploration Faculty, Arizona State University (Live Training) Read More
“Thank you so much for the incredibly informative seminar yesterday at ASU for NIH grant writing strategies. I feel much more empowered about being able to craft a competitive R01 grant after learning so much strategy and so many techniques yesterday.”
Nicole M. Neu-Baker, MPH, CPH
★★★★★
Colleges of Nanoscale Science & Engineering, SUNY Polytechnic Institute (Live Training) Read More
“Your strategies and advice were valuable and will certainly help improve the strength and quality of my proposals moving forward.”
Dr. John Ivy
★★★★★
Senior Research Development Officer, Texas A&M University (Self-Paced Library) Read More
“Your Demystifying the 2016 Changes to NIH Grant Submissions was excellently presented and full of logical, useful information. Thank you!”
Dr. Barry Braun
★★★★★
Professor and Department Head, Health and Exercise Sciences, Colorado State University (Self-Paced Library) Read More
“I thought I was already pretty savvy but Meg has some great short, medium and long-term strategies [in her Best Practices webinar] to increase success rate and build capacity that I found VERY useful! It’s about more than just NIH grant success; there is a faculty development component that I plan to phase-in as well.”
Karen Jiggins Colorafi
★★★★★
College of Nursing & Health Innovation, Arizona State University (Self-Paced Library) Read More
“I think you & your training are wonderful and I look forward to working with you one day soon.”
Kimberly A. Miller MPH
★★★★★
Kaiser Permanente (Self-Paced Library) Read More
“Thank you for the fantastic webinar series! I will definitely recommend it to other researchers.”
David E. Conroy PhD
★★★★★
Professor, Preventive Medicine, Deputy Director, Division of Behavioral Medicine & Center for Behavior and Health, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University (Self-Paced Library) Read More
“Thanks for a great webinar series. I revised the specific aims for my upcoming submission based on some of the great pointers I picked up in the aims webinar. I have already tweeted about the webinars and will also pass it along via word of mouth.”
Mary Elizabeth Strunk
★★★★★
Professor, Preventive Medicine, Deputy Director, Division of Behavioral Medicine & Center for Behavior and Health, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University (Self-Paced Library) Read More
I thoroughly enjoyed your webinar [PREPARATION: Key Steps to take Before You Write a Successful NIH Submission]. It was one of the most substantive and thoughtfully organized webinars I have ever experienced. I will certainly recommend your offerings to colleagues.”
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