Tomorrow is the deadline for Faculty Development grants in the Department of Medicine. Although each discipline has its own conventions for grant writing, I still go back to a slender pamphlet I first encountered as a graduate student.
The Art of Writing Grant Proposals reveals the unspoken rules that funding committees follow. As they read, they always have three questions in mind:
- What does the applicant propose to do/learn?
- Why is it worth doing/learning?
- How do we know the applicant is qualified?
Keeping these questions in mind will help your application stand out in the pile.
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