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Russell Hall. Library. Curriculum Reading Room (Floor 5). Historical Photographs of Teachers College. Courtesy of Gottesman Libraries.
E-Books on the Grant Writing Process
Successful Grant Writing for Health and Human Service Professionals, Fifth Edition by ISBN: 9780826148032Publication Date: 2020-05-28
The Grant Writing Guide (via Columbia University Libraries) by ISBN: 9780691231891Publication Date: 2023-01-10
Guide to Effective Grant Writing: how to write a successful NIH grant application by ISBN: 9781461415800Publication Date: 2012-06-12
Web Resources on the Grant Writing Process
- 10 Tips on Grant Writing From a Seasoned ReviewerThe Chronicle of Higher Education, 2021.
- Top 10 Tips for Research Grant Writing: A Guide for Nurses and Allied Health ProfessionalsSeminars in Oncology Nursing, 2023.
- Grants.gov Community BlogFind articles published by the federal governmental website, Grants.gov. Topics include the grant process, grant writing basics, grant eligibility, and more.
- Grant Proposals (or Give me the money!)Resource by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill designed to help write and revise grant proposals in all academic disciplines. Includes breakdown of grant proposals as well as sample project timelines and budget.
- Planning and Writing a Grant ProposalResource from the University of Wisconsin-Madison that outlines the various aspects of a grant proposal and provides various successful sample proposals.
Resources at Teachers College and Columbia University
- Research@TCThis website serves as a one-stop location for everything related to research at Teachers College. Research@TC connects faculty, research staff, and students to research-related offices, resources that support research and grant writing efforts, funding opportunities by foundation, federal, state, and city funders, as well as research and grant writing related webinars and events at TC. The Provost’s Office has created a Grants Repository which consists of funded federal and foundation grant applications that have been shared by TC faculty. The Repository has been shared with all faculty through Google Drive.
- Teachers College Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP)OSP works closely with faculty and researchers to provide assistance through each stage of the award life cycle, including proposal preparation, submission and tracking, and post-award management.
- Best Practices in Foundation Grantwriting: A PrimerColumbia University's Office of Research Initiatives has developed a Primer for orienting unfamiliar researchers with how to propose new projects to private foundations. (UNI required)
- The Office of the Executive Vice President for Research, Columbia UniversityThe Office of the Executive Vice President for Research at Columbia University administers the policies governing the conduct of research at the University and the management of its research programs. The Office assists investigators seeking external funding, promotes interdisciplinary research, and provides seed money for innovative early-stage research. It also works to promote an institutional environment that sustains the high quality of the University's research programs, while ensuring that research is conducted in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and University policies.