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Nature Masterclass - Persuasive Grant Writing

'Persuasive Grant Writing' explains how to use narrative tools to create grant applications that resonate with the audience - your chosen funder. All NMCs are free w/ HarvardKey.

2020 Sep 30

[Career Navigator Workshop] Strategies and Resources for Landing a Doctoral Fellowship (NSF, NIH F31, NIH F31D)

4:00pm to 5:30pm

Location: 

Zoom - TBA

This session is a follow-up to our session on grant writing strategies (Thurs Sept 24th, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm).

In this session, attendees will learn 

- the people and tools that exist to find and submit graduate fellowships

- program-specific support resources

- strategies from successful Harvard graduate awardees of NSF, NIH F32 and NIH F32D fellowships

 

4:00 pm - 4:15 pm

Intro and General Resources and Points of Connection Across the Harvard Graduate Life Sciences Space

4:20 pm -...

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2020 Sep 24

[Career Navigator Workshop] Foundations of Grant Writing and Applying for Fellowships (Dr. Lisa Goodrich - HMS Dept of Neurobiology)

4:00pm to 5:30pm

Location: 

Zoom - TBA

In this session, attendees will get an overview of the grant-writing process, including developing specific aims and aligning a narrative and goals with a stated funding opportunity.  The presentation includes a discussion of the differences between grants and fellowships.  This session will be of interest to students consider NSF, NIH F31 and NIH F31D applications in the Fall.

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2020 Jun 26

Writing Groups to Develop Your Scientific Proposal

(All day)

Location: 

Online - Register for Details

Interested in developing your proposal in a small, structured setting? Join a science fellowship writing group! Groups will work with a facilitator to develop a clear rationale, testable hypothesis, and feasible approach over three to four sessions while incorporating feedback from peers. Interested students are asked to ...

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GSAS Fellowships Office

The GSAS Fellowships Office is a resource for graduate students seeking funding for research support, language study, multiple-year general support and dissertation-writing support.