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9"This book belongs on the desk of every researcher ready to up their game." Christopher M. Clark, Professor Emeritus, Michigan State University
Do you want to take your proposal to the next level?
Do you have a great idea but can't seem to get the win?
Dr. Cwikla shares secrets that will drive your proposal to the top of the reviewers' pile. Divided into three sections - ART, ARCHITECTURE, and ATTITUDE - she writes succinctly about her time tested methods of proposal development and surviving the review process. Millions in external funds from federal, state, and private agencies have been won following these principles and practices. Written in a conversational and often humorous manner, scientists, researchers, professors, students, and non profits will all benefit from this intelligent handbook.
"Read this book if you want to hone your grant writing skills, be inspired to stick with it when you feel overwhelmed, and be entertained with engaging prose and down-to-earth tips." -- James Hiebert, Ph.D., Robert J. Barkley Professor, University of Delaware
"Good to Great Grant Writing is a very quick read and highly recommended for grant writers, authors submitting book proposals, job seekers writing cover letters, freelancers needing better time management skills and anyone who writes for a living." -- Author Donna Gielow McFarland, Readers' Favorite
"Fast, fabulous read packed with notes you will use immediately in your grant writing." -- Susan Pruet, Ph.D. President STEMWorks, LLC
"Good to Great Grant Writing belongs on the desk of every researcher ready to up their game. Julie Cwikla's voice comes through on every page - encouraging, challenging, and reminding us of time tested patterns for successful proposal development." -- Christopher M. Clark, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Michigan State University
Do you want to take your proposal to the next level?
Do you have a great idea but can't seem to get the win?
Dr. Cwikla shares secrets that will drive your proposal to the top of the reviewers' pile. Divided into three sections - ART, ARCHITECTURE, and ATTITUDE - she writes succinctly about her time tested methods of proposal development and surviving the review process. Millions in external funds from federal, state, and private agencies have been won following these principles and practices. Written in a conversational and often humorous manner, scientists, researchers, professors, students, and non profits will all benefit from this intelligent handbook.
"Read this book if you want to hone your grant writing skills, be inspired to stick with it when you feel overwhelmed, and be entertained with engaging prose and down-to-earth tips." -- James Hiebert, Ph.D., Robert J. Barkley Professor, University of Delaware
"Good to Great Grant Writing is a very quick read and highly recommended for grant writers, authors submitting book proposals, job seekers writing cover letters, freelancers needing better time management skills and anyone who writes for a living." -- Author Donna Gielow McFarland, Readers' Favorite
"Fast, fabulous read packed with notes you will use immediately in your grant writing." -- Susan Pruet, Ph.D. President STEMWorks, LLC
"Good to Great Grant Writing belongs on the desk of every researcher ready to up their game. Julie Cwikla's voice comes through on every page - encouraging, challenging, and reminding us of time tested patterns for successful proposal development." -- Christopher M. Clark, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Michigan State University
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