Writing a Student Research Proposal
Writing a Student Research Proposal
February 25, 2016
Timeline
Now: Should be meeting (regularly) with mentor soon, if you haven't already done so
April 1: Written proposals due in our office Early April: Two reviewers will be assigned to
review each proposal April: One of the reviewers will meet with the
student & mentor Early May: Committee ranks proposals and
decides funding
Proposal Requirements
Limit = Face page + six single spaced pages Signed Face Page Aims, Objectives & Significance (1/2 page +)
Background & Rationale (2 pages) Materials & Methods (3 pages)
Future Directions (a paragraph) References Budget (if supplies, expenses needed ? likely $250
limit)
Acknowledgement
Some of the ideas and concepts were adapted from "Writing Winning Grants" developed by Stephen W. Russell and David C. Morrison, Grant Writers' Seminars and Workshops, LLC.
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