[Faculty] Corrected URLs: NSF 2015 Early Career Development (Career) Grant Preparation Program

[Gardner Smith, Jennifer - (jmgardne)]

Everyone,

I apologize the links in the earlier email were not working for the NSF 2015 Career Development Grant Preparation program.  I am resending the announcement with the correct links.

Sincerely,
Jennifer



Jennifer Gardner Smith
Executive Associate to the
  Associate Dean for Research
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Forbes 314, P.O. Box 210036, Tucson, AZ 85721
Ph: 520-621-7201  Fax: 520-621-7196
JGardnerSmith at ag.arizona.edu<mailto:JGardnerSmith at ag.arizona.edu>

From: Gardner, Connie S - (garciac1) On Behalf Of McGuigan, Ann T - (amcguigan)
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2015 2:08 PM
Subject: NSF Early Career Development (Career) Grant Preparation Program

Dear Deans, Associate Deans,

We have been broadly disseminating information on the upcoming Research Development Services (RDS, a unit of the Office for Research & Discovery) NSF Early Career Development (Career) Grant Preparation Program which begins next week on Thursday, January 22. As Deans and Associate Deans, we wanted to keep you apprised of the early career faculty development opportunities occurring on campus. Beyond the broad announcement, we have also shared this information with Department Heads; however please forward this information to any promising early career faculty.

The NSF Career program is an NSF-wide award, encompassing all directorates, and is one of the most prestigious early faculty awards. Eligible faculty for the Career program include untenured tenure-track (or tenure-track equivalent), doctoral degree holding, assistant professors that have not previously received a Career award. Recipients of the Career award are eligible for the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).

The RDS program is conducted in two phases. Phase I, open to all interested participants, provides a series of introductory seminars and panels on the Career program and elements of the NSF proposal. Phase II, open to those that "commit to submit" a proposal due July 2015, provides customized guidance, mentorship, and review opportunities for the investigator.

Additional information, including full dates and topics, can be found on UA's Research Gateway at: http://rgw.arizona.edu/development/seminars-and-workshops/nsf-career-grant-preparation-program, or in the attached informational handout which is also available at: http://rgw.arizona.edu/sites/researchgateway/files/career-one-pagefinal_1.pdf

If you have any questions regarding the Career program, do not hesitate to contact me.


Ann
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Ann McGuigan, PhD | Director | Research Development Services

Office for Research & Discovery | The University of Arizona

amcguigan at email.arizona.edu<mailto:amcguigan at email.arizona.edu> | 520.621.0520

http://rgw.arizona.edu/development/home



Board Member and Chair, Member Services Committee, National Organization of Research Development Professionals

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