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This guide introduces you to a variety of library and online resources for writing grant proposals and locating funding opportunities for research and scholarship. Students enrolled in the Department of Research RES4010 Grant Writing course may find this guide to be valuable.
You are also encouraged to contact the Sponsored Programs Office. It partners with faculty and students seeking external funding for research, scholarship, and creative activities. The Sponsored Programs Office supports Saybrook researchers through the grant life cycle, from helping identify funding opportunities to proposal development and submissions, award negotiation, management, project extensions, and closures. The Sponsored Programs Office oversees external grants and contracts in line with federal, state, and local regulations.
If you are interested in learning more about the RES4010 Grant Writing course which is part of the Department of Research Specialization in Teaching and Advanced Research (STAR) Curriculum, please contact star@saybrook.edu.
RES4010 Grant Writing Course Description
This course prepares learners to identify grants, conduct needs assessments, and develop grant proposals to secure funding for dissertation research, independent research, sponsored projects, or initiatives. Learn various aspects of the grant writing process, including understanding grant requirements and ethical practices, developing a budget, and managing the evaluation and revision process. Learners create a professional grant writing toolkit. 3.0 credits. Prerequisite: RES1500, or RES2100.