CER: Writing Compelling NSF Proposals (Virtual)

Presented by

Paul Ronney, Professor and Chair
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Viterbi School of Engineering
University of Southern California

Summary

Arrrgh! My fantastic proposal was rejected! Why couldn’t those knuckleheads at NSF understand how brilliant my ideas are? Did they even read the proposal? Professor Ronney has served on many NSF panels and has reviewed many well-written (and not-so-well-written) proposals. In this workshop he will help you understand how the review process at NSF and other funding agencies works and provide specific recommendations for increasing your chances of getting funded, including how to anticipate panel dynamics and tailor your proposal accordingly.

Hosted by

The Center for Excellence in Research
Office of Research
University of Southern California

Additional Information

To register, e-mail usccer@usc.edu for more details.

Each semester, the Center for Excellence in Research organizes workshops for USC researchers. These courses are designed to provide faculty, research staff, postdocs, PhD students and graduate students across all fields of study with specialized skills and knowledge in seeking funding from government, foundation, and corporate organizations as well as a variety of other topics.

For more information, visit https://research.usc.edu/training/#cer.