Proposal Writing Institute for Graduate Students
in the Humanities and Social Sciences
May 15-16, 2008
Center for the Study of Public Scholarship
Dean Lisa Tedesco was on hand to welcome students to the 2008 Proposal Writing Institute. Dean Tedesco has been instrumental in expanding the Grant Writing Program and encouraging students to participate at all levels of their graduate careers. |
Corinne Kratz, co-director of the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship, welcomed students and briefed them on the Institutes purpose and agenda. This year's Institute included five students from History, English and Religion.
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During the Institute, each student participated in a mock interview with an interdisciplinary panel of Emory faculty and staff (pictured above) including Carla Freeman (Women's Studies & Anthropology), Joanna Davidson (CSPS & Anthropology), Matthew Bernstein (Film Studies), Devin Stewart (Middle East & South Asian Studies) and Martine Brownley (not pictured; English).
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Students listened as each of them was interviewed. Students, save the one being interviewed, were also privy to the panel's discussion of the propoal and interview once concluded to give them a sense of how an interdisciplinary committee would evaluate their projects and presentation.
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Professor Carla Freeman directs a question toward a student during the interview session of the Institute. |
On the concluding day of the Institute, students were able to meet with several faculty and staff for hourlong inidividual meetings to discuss their projects specifically. Here, Ivan Karp discusses Jennifer Hughes' proposal. |
Joanna Davidson, chair of the interview panel, discusses History student Francis Musoni's proposal with him. |
The final session of the Institute was a general discussion on themes and methodological issues, led by Ivan Karp, co-director of the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship . Photo by Melissa Gilstrap |
Please visit www.csps.emory.edu for more information about upcoming grant writing opportunities for Emory graduate students in the humanities & social sciences. |
The Proposal Writing Institute was organized by the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship and the Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry and sponsored by Emory Graduate School.
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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 the CSPS Program Coordinator at csps@emory.edu.
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