This course is part of Grant Writing for Health Researchers Specialization
Instructor: Anne M. Libby, PhD
What you'll learn
Skills you'll gain
There are 5 modules in this course
1) Understand and apply principles of persuasive writing that improve overall research grant writing; 2) Identify purposes of sentences, within and across paragraphs and pages, that improve comprehension for readers of scientific writing; and 3) Describe and demonstrate major sentence positions and their roles expected by readers, and steps to improve sentence organization. We are faculty at a major research institution with proven experience training others to health sciences research career success. Scientific writing is a key skill. This course is part of a larger Specialization called Grant Writing for Health Researchers. Please consider taking the other two courses on (1) Grant proposal plans, sections, and resubmission, and (2) Biostatistics study design and analysis for grant proposals. Together, these have been a recipe for success for researchers at the University of Colorado and beyond. Upon completion, you will earn an e-badge to display your new skills. Please join us!
Grant Proposals: More on the SUCCEED Model
The MEAL Framework : A Structured Approach to Scientific Writing
Meeting Reader Expectations for Grant Proposals
Clarity and Concision: Less Friction and More Momentum
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