1. Fixing your grant proposal
Combine introduction, methods, anticipated results, budget, timeline, and bibliography into a SINGLE google doc
Name that google doc according to instructions on grant app guidelines
DO NOT delete the other documents. They are a track record of yoru work this semester
Bibliography section of grant proposal should not include annotations (1-2 sentence description) – only the citations.
The section can be called: Bibliography, References, Literature Cited
Proposal should have a title, your name, and the date at the top

2. Fixing your grant proposal
Bold (or something similar) section titles, like “Introduction” and “Methods”
Make the overall formatting of the proposal look nicer
Add a photo of the species or device
Clean up your tables (white space, alignment, etc…)
Budget justification should be in bullet point or numbered form (not paragraph form)

3. To do a peer review Review “judging criteria” on OURI website first
Read the proposal once through with out making any comments or doing any scoring
Read through again and write notes/edits to the author
If you don’t understand a section
If they are missing something important
Misspellings
If a sentence is awkwardly worded
Read the scoring rubric to remind yourself of what the proposal should aim to achieve
Score the proposal using the rubric
Return both the proposal and rubric to Dr. Meredith