ASN, IFT, and IFIC are proud to announce the new series: Rising to the Top of the Panel Review: Grant Writing Webinars at the Interface of Food Science & Nutrition
Increase your chances of securing funding by improving your
proposals to federal granting agencies, including NIH and USDA.
Hear insights and experiences from program leaders and successful
researchers on each complimentary webcast.
Grant Writing
101
Members can now view this 90-minute webcast focuses on enabling
you to write a successful grant proposal to any agency.
Beverly Browning, nationally recognized consultant and author of
Grant Writing For Dummies™, will deliver the fundamentals of
successful grant writing. Dr. Browning has secured $80 million in
foundation, corporate, state, local, and federal grants. She'll
share insights on:
-proposal preparation
-targeting the right audience
-matching proposal goals with agency goals
-execution of specific components of the proposal
-proposal submission and review
This webcast was held Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010.
Proposal Writing Tailored to
NIH
This 90-minute webcast will help you write a successful proposal
to the National Institutes of Health.
Johanna Dwyer, Senior Nutrition Scientist in the Office of
Dietary Supplements with NIH, and John Milner, Chief of the
Nutritional Science Research Group in the Division of Cancer
Prevention of the National Cancer Institute, will provide an
overview of current opportunities at NIH. Connie Weaver, Head of
the Department of Foods and Nutrition and Purdue University, and
Penny Kris-Etherton of Pennsylvania State University, will
describe their successful proposals to the NIH and the impact of
their work on solving food science and nutrition problems. Jim
Hill, Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine at the Center for
Human Nutrition, and Director of the Colorado Clinical Nutrition
Research Unit, will conclude with advice on how to make your
proposal rise to the top of the NIH panel review.
-Learn of current opportunities at NIH
-Review proposal success stories
-Understand what makes a proposal stand out
his webcast was held Tuesday, November 2, 2010.
Proposal Writing Tailored to
USDA
This webcast will provide advice to enable you to write a
successful grant proposal to the US Department of Agriculture
National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Etta Saltos will provide an overview of current grant
opportunities at USDA NIFA. David Julian McClements, Food
Science Professor and Eric Decker, Professor and Head of the
Department of Food Science with University of Massachusetts,
Amherst; as well as Mario Feruzzi, Associate Professor of Food
Science and Wayne Campbell, Foods and Nutrition Professor with
Purdue University will describe their successful proposals to
USDA and the impact of their work on solving food science and
nutrition problems. Gil Leveille, Director Emeritus of the
Wrigley Science Institute, and Shridhar Sathe, Food Science
Professor at Florida State University, will conclude with advice
on how to make your proposal rise to the top of the NIH panel
review.
-Learn of current opportunities at USDA, soon after the
Foundational Programs RFA will likely be released
-Review proposal success stories
-Understand what makes a proposal stand out
The program will be held Dec. 7 at 10:30 a.m. EDT. Register for
this webcast
online.
IFT is a continuing professional
education provider (IN 141) with ADA's Commission on Dietetic
Registration. Registered Dietitians and Dietetic Technicians,
will receive 1.5 CPEUs for completion of each webcast. Space is
limited.