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It’s here – proposal submission time! You’ve worked diligently over the past few months to prepare all the required documents. You’ve reached out to your Grants Officer and had conversations with them about various items. Your budget/budget narrative are complete, you’ve entered information in RAMP, and you have prepared a rough draft of the scope of work. Now, all that’s left to do is press submit and send it to the agency, right?

The Office of Research Development supports faculty in Creativity and Innovation, explore the Research Development Digest to learn more about the resources available to the FSU community.

The Office of Research Development offered an introductory workshop on the wide variety of funding opportunities available to Early Career researchers and scholars. Faculty members from all disciplines were invited to attend.

In the opening session, our team covered the advantages of applying for early career funding opportunities, how to find the right match for your area of expertise, common components and potential differences in the application requirements, and resources across FSU to help you prepare a competitive proposal.

Join the FSU Libraries at an event to recognize and showcase the work of participants in the Project Enhancement Network and Incubator (PEN & Inc) program. Through this program, researchers have been able to take their projects to the next level through grant funding, support, and resources.

The office of Research Development’s Funding Bulletin highlights upcoming deadlines for Limited Submissions competitions as well as other key funding announcements across various disciplines.

Join the Office of Research Development (ORD) for a series of workshops on the NSF CAREER program.  These workshops take faculty on a deep dive into CAREER, NSF's eminent funding program in support of early-career faculty who can serve as academic leaders in research and education and produce groundbreaking research in science, engineering, and technology.  Workshop participants will learn about different aspects of the NSF CAREER proposal requirements and will learn str

Watch the ON-Demand presentation from Patricia Mullaney-Loss from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) on the agency’s two Research Awards programs: Research Grants in the Arts and Research Labs. This talk is intended for arts practitioners and researchers/evaluators at FSU who are interested in exploring the societal impact of the arts.

CreateFSU is a web hosting service designed to give FSU researchers, learners, and instructors a digital space to showcase their work. CreateFSU provides easy-to-use content management systems like WordPress and MediaWiki. These applications give you simple authoring, editing, and publishing options, while still providing flexibility in style, format, and presentation.

What types of things can I build with CreateFSU?

IMPORTANT FOR RESEARCHERS: SciENcv, A Tool Designed to Assist Researchers

SciENcv is an electronic system that was designed to reduce the administrative burden on researchers who have been awarded federal funding. It allows researchers to assemble and maintain the professional information needed for federally funded research.

What SciENcv does:

The Office of Research Development’s provides access to a monthly Research Development & Grant Writing Newsletter. This newsletter contains both articles and links to resources on the web and has been formatted so that readers can click on embedded hot links to find more information on subjects of interest.