Humanities Institute Proposal Writing Academy

Writing a research grant or fellowship proposal requires an understanding of your funding source and the fit between their goals and objectives and your project. Successful proposals include an understanding of the target funding agency, planning a budget that aligns with the scope of the work, communicating with funding source or program directors, and learning to articulate your research to audiences outside of your area of expertise. This series of workshops is for faculty members or graduate students who are new to or seasoned in the grant writing process and are ready to take strategic steps in pursuing extramural funding for research, teaching, or service projects. The program will take place during fall semester 2024.

Bio

Jessica Early, Professor of English at Arizona State University, is a scholar of English Education. She is the Director of the Central Arizona Writing Project, a local site of the National Writing Project, at ASU. Her research combines qualitative and quantitative methods to examine the teaching of writing and writing practices in ethnically and linguistically diverse secondary English Language Arts classrooms as well as the preparation and professional development of urban English Language Arts teachers. Early has served as Project Director and Co-PI on over 25 research studies and recently served as a lead state-level researcher for the EIR funded $14,700,000 scale-up of the Pathway to Academic Success Project focused on teaching secondary teachers to teach writing.

This hybrid event is hosted by Humanities Institute.

• For in-person attendees, refreshments and drinks will be provided.
• For online attendees, join by Zoom.

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