Winning grants and contracts is a highly competitive effort. The
grant proposals that are most frequently funded are those in which
the author has paid scrupulous attention to detail and deadlines
defined within the funding agency's proposal guidelines. The proposal development process
starts with selecting a funding source that is suitable to your
research concept and ends when your proposal is received by the funding agency. Writing successful proposals is a learned skill
and there are many resources available to assist you as you begin
the process. Much of the material you will need can be found at
this website. If you prefer discussing your plans in person, please
contact Jeanne Dittman, Interim Director Office of Sponsored Programs,
who can guide you to the appropriate resources within the Research Foundation,
to get you started. Jeanne can be reached at 408-924-1434 or by email
at [email protected].
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