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Introduction
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Welcome and background (Dr. Niesel, Vice Dean GSBS, chair, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology)
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Moderator – Dr. Tom Green, Assistant Professor, Center for Addiction Research, Dept. of Pharmacology and Toxicology
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Student – Alyssa Baker, MD/PhD student, Neuroscience & Cell Biology – received F30 training grant
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Mentor – Dr. Susan M. Carlton, Professor, Neuroscience & Cell Biology
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Junior faculty member – Dr. Timothy A Reistetter, assistant professor, Occupational Therapy – received K award
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Fellowship study section member – Dr. Giulio Taglialatela, Professor, Neuroscience & Cell Biology
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Intramural Fellowships
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Welcome and background (Dr. Niesel, Vice Dean GSBS, chair, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology)
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Moderator – Lynn Soong, MD, PhD, professor, Microbiology & Immunology, PI on T32, Infectious Diseases and Inflammatory Disorders Training Program
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Speaker – Kenneth Ottenbacher, PhD, PI, Interdisciplinary Predoctoral Rehabilitation Research Training (T32) and Advance Rehabilitation and Research Training, which supports postdocs, and co-director, Research Education, Training and Career Development resource of the Institute for Translational Sciences. He will discuss the application process for the two types of grants, what are important elements of the application, what the committee looks for, how the application can be used/modified for external grant applications
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Speaker – Ashok Chopra, PhD, chair, McLaughlin Endowment committee – discuss application process for McLaughlin Fellowships, what the committee looks for, what are important elements of the application, what fellowships are awarded, how application can be used/modified for external grant applications
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Speaker – Dr. Soong also will discuss K awards for postdocs in transition to faculty positions.
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Fellowship study section member – Dr. Giulio Taglialatela, Professor, Neuroscience & Cell Biology
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Application Structure
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Welcome (Dr. Niesel, Vice Dean GSBS, chair, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology)
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Speaker - Serif Abdel-Rahman, PhD, associate professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology, mentor for successful F31 applicant; and
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Speaker - Catherine Rondelli, doctoral student, Neuroscience & Cell Biology, successful F31 applicant – together they will discuss the structure of the application and the process and resources for developing it:
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Facilities and equipment;
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letters;
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respective contributions and sponsor & institution;
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goals and training activities planned.
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Speaker - Mardelle Susman, instructor, Microbiology & Immunology – will analyze an application to look at grantsmanship, including language, appearance, avoiding repetition, offering hands on suggestions for what makes an application successful.
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The Details
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Welcome (Dr. Niesel, Vice Dean GSBS, chair, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology)
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Speaker - Alisha Goldberg, MS, science writer/editor, Institute for Translational Sciences – discusses budget and biosketches; both discuss pagination and their observations about what makes a grant successful
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Speaker - Patricia Jakobi, PhD, science writer/editor, School of Nursing – discusses budget justification and abstract; both discuss pagination and their observations about what makes a grant successful
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What Next
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Welcome (Dr. Niesel, Vice Dean GSBS, chair, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology)
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Speaker - M. Kristen Peek, PhD, associate professor, Preventive Medicine & Community Health, member, Postdoc Advisory Committee
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Speaker - Darrell Carney, PhD, professor, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, chair, Postdoc Advisory Committee
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Speaker - Sarah Toombs-Smith, PhD, science writer/editor, Sealy Center on Aging
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