How to Write an Effective NIH Abstract
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In many ways your Abstract is one of the most important parts of your grant application. It reaches a broader audience than just your reviewers. In fact, it becomes a permanent description of your project, accessible to the general public, the press, politicians and taxpayers.
Just like every section of your application, you must have a strategy for the Abstract. And in this case, you have to tell your proposal’s whole story in a very limited space.
Join Dr. Marjorie Piechowski for this information-filled Webinar on “How to Write an Effective NIH Abstract,” where she will teach you how to write for every possible reader and draw attention to the importance of your research.
5 Key Take-Aways:
- Understand How Your Abstract and Your Proposal Narrative Are Connected
- Identifying Common Errors in Abstracts and How to Avoid Them
- When to Write the Abstract
- Examples of Successful Abstracts: See What Was Included and Omitted
- Strategies to Help Your Abstract Influence Proposal Success
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| Dr. Marjorie Piechowski, currently Director of Research Support in the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, has over 25 years of experience in faculty grant development, research administration, and technical writing at three midwest urban universities. These previous positions included Grant Information Specialist at Marquette University and Director of Sponsored Programs and Research at DePaul University. Widely recognized for her expertise in grant development, technical writing and research administration, she has made over 80 invited presentations at regional, national and international meetings. As an independent grant writing consultant she has written more than $13 million in successful grants for these organizations. |