This webcast is designed for grant-active faculty who are in the process of resubmitting a “declined” grant proposal. This training will be especially helpful for junior faculty who may be new to the grant proposal process and want to make sure they remain on track to tenure by securing funds for research. This webcast may also be beneficial for research development offices, deans, and department chairs who are responsible for supporting and coaching their faculty through the grant proposal process. 

p>Section 1 – The Proposal Review Process: What Happens Behind Closed Doors? Before you can interpret and act upon your review analysis and individual reviews, you should understand the context of how your proposal is reviewed. You will learn how the reviews are organized, the power dynamics at play during the review process, and the most common reasons behind declined grant proposals.     Section 2 – How Do You Analyze Your Results? With reviews in hand, you will be guided through a post-mortem tool to interpret, analyze, and understand your scores and key weaknesses. More importantly, this tool will empower you to decide how to move forward with your proposal, including whether to revive it or redirect it to a different funding source.        Section 3 – What Preventative Measures Can You Implement? You’ll walk away with tips and strategies for how to submit a successful proposal from the start, so that you’re less likely to get denied in the first place.