The “Aims Page” is a critical piece of a NIH research proposal, but it’s also notoriously difficult to produce. How can you effectively communicate the goals and objectives of your research in one page? What makes a “good” aim or a “bad” one, and how should your aims be interrelated? 

Whether you’ve written hundreds of aims pages or you are getting started on your first, you will benefit from this hands-on workshop. You’ll have the chance to review best practices in NIH grant writing, work on a draft, and exchange feedback with a partner. 

Please bring your writing devices to participate in this workshop.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Presenters

Kimberly Jennings, Ph.D.

Research Development Officer, Biomedical Health Sciences, OVPR

Lena Suk, Ph.D.

Associate Director, Investigator Skill-Building, OVPR