Research Grants vs. Fellowships Research Grant Fellowship Research is primary focus Research Applicant Mentor Institutional Environment Training/Career.

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Research Grants vs. Fellowships Research Grant Fellowship Research is primary focus Research Applicant Mentor Institutional Environment Training/Career Plan

Review Criteria Research Fellowship Significance Innovation Investigator Approach Environment Research Applicant Sponsor Collaborators/Consultants Research Training Plan Training Potential Institutional Environment/Commitment

Pre- vs. Post-Doctoral Fellowships Pre- Post- Level of research experience More of a training or learning experience More training experience towards independence More sophisticated research plan

Applicant Market yourself Level of research experience Academic standing and background Strengths Weaknesses- and how you propose to overcome these Be passionate about your research and research potential Value of fellowship to career development

Sponsors, Collaborators, and Consultants Should be respected scientists Important that they be funded Prior experience with training pre- and post-docs If selecting a junior faculty mentor, make sure you have a co-mentor or mentoring team with more experience

Training Plan vs. Training Potential Plan Potential Is research of high scientific quality? Do you have the skills and knowledge to do the research? Be sure to delineate between your mentor’s research and your research training plan Is the research plan commensurate with your level of career development? How will the research advance your career and independence?

Institutional Environment and Commitment Show how the institution values training Institution has the faculty that can serve as mentors Laboratory space, equipment, supplies, and funding Track record of developing and mentoring researchers into independent careers

Starting the Process Do an assessment 1. What opportunities are there for collaborations? 2. What are your strengths and weaknesses? 3. What is the added value of a fellowship as opposed to working under your mentor’s R01 grant? Read the RFP carefully Send a brief (2-3 paragraphs) to the program officer including where you are in your academic career, what you want to accomplish, and what your research plan is

Cont. Be sure in your initial to request a follow-up phone conversation– it helps to develop a rapport with your program officer Allow at least three months to develop your proposal Know the culture of the agency to which you are applying

Pen to Paper Hone in on a suitable hypothesis for your research 1. Does your hypothesis make good sense? 2. Can you develop specific aims based on this hypothesis? 3. Can you design experiments to prove or disprove your hypothesis? Be careful not to propose too much—most fellowships are for 2-3 years Use charts and graphs and effective use of white space

Cont. Since there is a statement from your mentor(s), collaborators, and consultants, make sure that this jibes with your own statement. Abstracts should be fairly non-technical since some of the reviewers may not have your breadth of knowledge Strictly adhere to all formatting guidelines 1. Font size 2. Margins 3. Page limitations

John Jaynes Asst. Director Sponsored Programs Development