The Research Development Office has been made aware of a limited submission opportunity with a short timeline. These programs are those that limit the number of applications that the university can submit. If you are interested in applying to one of these programs, please click the "Notification of Interest" link and fill out the form. Only those who fill out the form by the deadline will be eligible to participate in internal competitions. To view the Limited Submission Calendar, go here.
News and opportunities from the Office of Research and Engagement in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at North Carolina State University.
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Sunday, April 22, 2018
Limited Submission Funding Announcements
These programs are those that limit the number of applications that the university can submit. If you are interested in applying to one of these programs, please click the "Notification of Interest" link and fill out the form. Only those who fill out the form by the deadline will be eligible to participate in internal competitions. To view the Limited Submission Calendar, go here.
Monday, April 16, 2018
The April 2018 issue of Research Development and Grant Writing News
The April 2018 issue of Research Development and Grant Writing News has been posted to the Research Development Office's website.
Topics in this issue include:
- Why Is Your Research in the National Interest
- Silent Partner Flaw in Team Proposals
- NSF’s Vision for Future Research Centers
- How to Formulate Hypotheses for NSF and NIH
- Navigating International Grants - Horizon 2020
- Grants Are Awarded Not Anointed
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Health Research in Underserved Populations: NC TraCS Special Pilot
The NC TraCS Institute is seeking submissions for its special pilot RFA “Promoting Health Equity by Including Underrepresented Participants in Research.” The purpose of this special RFA, sponsored by TraCS’ Integrating Special Populations Program and the Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) is to facilitate research that promotes health equity for groups who have traditionally been under-represented in health research or excluded altogether (e.g., people who live in rural areas, populations with low socioeconomic status, people with disabilities, adolescents, older adults, the LGBTQ community, African Americans, Native Americans, and Latinos). See the RFA for full details.
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