carrie berger, ph.d. assistant dean for research, cot knoy 414 [email protected] 496-0138...
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Thoughts about your research….PRAGMATICS FORMAT
• Articulate who is the audience with whom you want to communicate.
• What?
• Empathize so you can articulate why they should care.
• So What?
• Be concise, it is hard work. • Now What?
Message Map Exercise•What is your research motivation?
•What is your research purpose?
•Lab name or nickname?
•Three things you want everyone to know about your research?
•Message outline – main points, observations and promise?
•Stump speech (1 min to a grandparent or attentive elementary-aged student)
Example of Strategic Research Plan for Junior Investigators (work with Carrie to develop plan specific to you)
Purdue System Grants
National Science Foundation (NSF)
National Institute of Health (NIH)
Other Federal Agencies
Other
PRF Research Grants• GRAs to be used as cost
share• Allocated through May• http://www.purdue.edu/r
esearch/vpr/funding/researchgrants.php
Spring Submission Windows:CMMI-Feb 1-17, 2015
R01 SubmissionsJanuary 25May 25September 25
U.S. Dept. of EnergyU.S. Dept. of Defense• DARPA• ARL
Corporate SupportPlease meet with Director of Corporate Relations
Summer Faculty Grants• Call for applications late
fall• http://www.purdue.edu/r
esearch/vpr/funding/sfg.php
Fall Submission Windows:CMMI-Sept 1-15, 2015
R21 SubmissionsFebruary 16June 16October 16
Specific Corporate Grant Programs• Facebook Fellows (
facebook.com/fellowship)
• Microsoft Faculty Fellows (http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/awards/msrff.aspx)
Lab Research Equipment Program• Proposals due early Fall• http://www.purdue.edu/r
esearch/vpr/funding/lab.php
CAREER ProgramDue July 21-23, 2014
Private Foundations(non-research grants)Please meet with Purdue Development Office
New Faculty “Checklist”
•Write NSF bio (https://isla.nd.edu/assets/35756/nsf_biosketch_guidelines.pdf)
•Volunteer to serve as an NSF reviewer (http://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/merit_review/reviewer.jsp)
•Read P&T book (https://tech.purdue.edu/sites/default/files/files/PT%20Handbook%20Version%203_10_2014.pdf)
•Begin writing P&T document (https://tech.purdue.edu/office-of-academic-affairs/faculty-and-staff-resources/promotion-and-tenure)
•Identify one NSF directorate and an active program/RFP within that directorate that is closest to your research area and prior work (www.dia2.org) (click “launch alpha” then search by topic explorer, drill down to identify directorate and program managers)
•Develop a research agenda and begin research to establish prior work to strengthen an NSF proposal
•Write a one page proposal overview for that RFP
•Make an appointment with the program manager to pitch your idea and receive feedback
•Read the CAREER RFP and attend an NSF CAREER workshop to begin developing your NSF CAREER proposal