February 19-22, 2004
Amicalola Falls State Park
The Intensive Grant Writing Workshop participants pose by a large stuffed bear in the Amicalola Falls Lodge lobby. Front Row: Meheli Sen, Graduate Student in the Institute of the Liberal Arts. Second Row: Hilary Ford, Assistant Dean for Graduate Student Services in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences; Mark Risjord, Associate Professor of Philosophy; Corinne Kratz, Associate Professor of Anthropology and African Studies and Co-Director of the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship; Martine Brownley, Director of the Center for Humanistic Inquiry and Goodrich C. White Professor of English and Winship Distinguished Professor; Ajaya Khanal, Graduate Student in the Institute of the Liberal Arts; and Margaret Farrow, Graduate Student in the Sociology Department. Third Row: Anne Walker, Program Coordinator for the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship; Martha Carey, Graduate Student in the Institute of the Liberal Arts; Ivan Karp, National Endowment for the Humanities Professor and Co-Director of the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship; Cathy Ouellette, Graduate Student in the History Department; and John Willis, Graduate Student in the History Department. Back Row: Joel LeMon, Graduate Student in the Religion Department and Jed Stevenson, Graduate Student in the Anthropology Department.
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Morning view of the park and mountains of North Georgia from the Amicalola Falls Lodge. |
The Grant Writing Workshop participants hard at work! Photo by Anne Walker |
Ajaya Khanal presents the proposal of John Willis. Each student presented the proposal of another student in order to give the proposal writer a sense of how the proposal would be read by others and to help the writer to produce a proposal that clearly communicates his or her message. A discussion of the proposal followed the presentation; during this discussion the writer was not allowed to speak. In a separate session the writer was allowed to respond to the discussion about his or her proposal. Photo by Anne Walker |
Meheli Sen and Martha Carey enjoy breakfast at the lodge. Photo by Anne Walker |
Margaret Farrow makes a point during a conversation with her tablemates, including Ajaya Khanal and Joel LeMon. Photo by Anne Walker |
Mark Risjord, Hilary Ford, and Cathy Oullette. Photo by Corinne Kratz |
Fall Grant Writing Workshops for Graduate Students:
Agenda for Fall 2006 Student Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for Fall 2005 Student Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for Fall 2004 Student Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for Fall 2003 Student Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for Fall 2002 Student Grant Writing Workshop
Fall Grant Writing Workshops for Faculty:
Agenda for Fall 2006 Faculty Grant Writing Workshop - coming soon
Agenda for Fall 2005 Faculty Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for Fall 2004 Faculty Grant Writing Workshop
Intensive Grant Writing Workshops for Graduate Students:
Overview of Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop with Session Descriptions
Agenda for March 2006 Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for March 2005 Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Agenda for February 2004 Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Intensive Grant Writing Workshops for Faculty:
Overview of Faculty Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Spring 2006 Faculty Intensive Grant Writing Worshop was not held
Agenda for April 2005 Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Photos from Past Grant Writing Workshops:
Photos from March 2006 Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Photos from Fall 2005 Grant Writing Workshops for Graduate Students and Faculty
Photos from April 2005 Faculty Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Photos from March 2005 Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
Photos from Fall 2004 Grant Writing Workshops for Graduate Students and Faculty
Photos from February 2004 Student Intensive Grant Writing Workshop
For more information about any of these programs, please contact Doreen Theune, CSPS Program Coordinator.
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