UC Davis Health
School of Medicine

Grants Facilitation

Grant Writing Instruction

We provide mentorship and formal and informal instruction to various programs, departments, classes, and clubs on effective proposal writing. We are instructors and coaches in the following institutional grant writing programs.

Primary contact: Erica Chédin, Ph.D.
emchedin@ucdavis.edu

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    Introduction to Grant Writing I and II

    Introduction to Grant Writing I and II (CLH 208 and 209, 4 units) courses lead scholars through the required components of NIH grant proposals.

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    F Bootcamp

    The Fellowship Award Writing Workshop is a hands-on workshop for pre- and postdoctoral scholars wanting to apply to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for an individual National Research Service Award (NRSA).

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    KOHORT K Award Program

    KOHORT is a five-month program that provides postdocs and early-stage investigators  a solid foundation in creating, submitting, and receiving a career development award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). 

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    R01 Application Program

    The R01 Application Program (RAP) is a cohort-based, selective, mentored program for new investigators to create, submit, and obtain their first NIH R01.

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