PSYC.5460 Grant Writing (Formerly 47.546)
Id: 005785
Credits: 3-3
Description
This course will be a hands-on course in grant writing. One of the first lessons that you will learn is that grant writing is only to a small degree about writing. Successful grants emerge from working effectively with others to draw out ideas, capture those ideas to create a program or a plan for research, show how the plan is an appropriate one to respond to the "Request for Proposals", and package those ideas so that they make sense to the people who will review the proposal. Grant writing is increasingly a team building activity. Whether or not you obtain the funding is sometimes less important than the networking and planning that you do as a part of developing a grant proposal.
Prerequisites
Community Social Psychology & Economic Social Regional Development Majors only or permission of instructor/chair.
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