Faculty Resources
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs works to connect faculty with resources and information to support their own research-related professional growth.
The grant process follows a lifecycle that includes Proposal Development, Review & Submission, Award Receipt, Award Administration, and Closeout.
The specific actions along the lifecycle are grouped into three main phases. Each of the three phases has its own page that provides a more detailed look at the process:
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Tips for getting started preparing a grant proposal
- The Art of Writing Proposals
- Karen’s Foolproof Grant Template
- The Making of a Successful Proposal
- 20 Tips for Grant Writing
- Grant Writing for Dummies
- Tips on Applying for an NIH Grant
- Applying for an NSF Grant
- Tips on Applying for a Department of Education Grant
- Tips for Applying for Arts Funding
- How to get a Grant from The National Endowment for the Humanities
- Tips for Writing a Grant for the Humanities
- How to Win a Research Grant
- Grant Proposals (Or Give Me the Money)
- Tips for Writing Grants to Foundations
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How to Become a Reviewer
- How to Become a Reviewer for NSF
- How to Become a Reviewer for NIH
- How to Apply to Become a Reviewer for the Institute of Museum and Library Services
- How to Become a Reviewer for the USDA
- How to Become a Reviewer for the EPA
- How to Become a Reviewer for the NEH
- How to Become a Reviewer for the Department of Education
- How to Become a Reviewer for a Professional Journal
