CAREER proposals differ from traditional NSF proposals – the scope
and
flavor are different – as well as the funding priorities. Come
and
join us for a discussion on Writing a
NSF CAREER Proposal
as
current awardees and panel reviewers share their thoughts and expertise
on
these proposals.
This event will be
held on Thursday,
May 26th from 9:30AM
– 11AM in the Van Leer Bldg., Room
218.
Schedule
of Events
for Thursday, May 26th
Panelists include
CAREER Awardees, Panel Reviewers
(as well
as a combination of the two) and a PECASE Awardee.
Bill
King,
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering
Robert
Butera,
Assistant Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
(Biomedical)
Reginald
DesRoches,
Associate Professor, Civil & Environmental
Engineering
Rig Hernandez,
Associate
Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Andrew Lyon,
Associate
Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry
This workshop
will be held in
the Van Leer Room
218. Light
refreshments will be
served.
Some additional information
for proposing a NSF CAREER
(05-579)
The current
GPG is version 04-23 which can be found at
http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=gpg
CAREER
Information on the NSF site can be found at
http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2005/nsf05579/nsf05579.htm
I am
available to review the NSF
FastLane System and/or Budgets
with anyone who requests such
training. Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in
setting
up a time.
Deadlines are as follows: (Please
remember
the new Georgia Tech policy on electronic submissions –
proposals should be ready to submit 24 hours prior to submission date and
ready for
review 48 hours ahead of the deadline!)
The
contracting officers for the National Science Foundation are (1) Anita
McKinney
–
Michelle
Joy Clark
Office of Sponsored Programs
Training Program Manager
505 Tenth Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30332-0420