[Faculty] Fwd: GREW is open for applications

[Garoma, Temesgen]

FYI...

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From: John Crockett <jcrockett at sdsu.edu>
Date: Fri, Aug 12, 2022 at 9:14 AM
Subject: Fwd: GREW is open for applications
To: Tod Reeder <TWREEDER at sdsu.edu>, Temesgen Garoma <tgaroma at sdsu.edu>,
Rachel Schlagel <rhaine at sdsu.edu>, Pham, Giang <gpham at sdsu.edu>



Hi All. GREW is open for applications!! Here are the links you need if you
haven't heard about GREW and the link for applications on Infoready. Email
me if you have any questions
https://sdsu.infoready4.com/#competitionDetail/1878777
https://sdsu.infoready4.com/#

*GREW for Postdocs*

The *Grants Research and Enterprise Writing (GREW) for Postdocs
Workshop* teaches
 postdocs how to identify funding opportunities, develop successful
proposals, develop collaborations, and communicate effectively. This is a
pilot workshop adapted from the original GREW program, which targets early
career faculty. The GREW Workshop reviews key elements for developing a
successful research focused career, including sections on:

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   How to identify, review and evaluate funding opportunities
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   How to write effective funding requests
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   How to communicate and pitch yourself and your scholarship to a variety
   of audiences
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   How to build relationships with collaborators and influential program
   officers
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   How to work with the media and nonacademic audiences

*Time commitment*: Participants must commit to attending all four weekly
sessions on September 9, 16, 23, 30 (Fridays). Sessions will be held
in-person from 12:00 – 3:00 pm, lunch will be provided.

Space is limited for this workshop session, *priority will be given to
postdoc participants for this session*. If interest exceeds our space
limit, we will offer the workshop again in the Spring semester.


-- 
John Crockett
Associate Vice President Research Advancement
*San Diego State University*
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