Grant ConsultationCenter for Teaching consultants are available to support Vanderbilt grant writers in a variety of ways. From meeting one time to discuss the educational components of a grant application, to ongoing conversations about the design of assessment strategies, the CFT can help. CFT consultants are well versed in current research and literature on best practices in university teaching and can help to connect grant writers with important resources. The CFT frequently assists grant writers through grant consultations and by providing letters of support. Many grant writers have used the following ongoing CFT programs and services in support of their grants:
Generally the CFT's involvement in grants is limited to one of the types of support listed above. There are, however, instances where we might take a more active role, requiring the commitment of additional, ongoing CFT resources. For example:
The CFT can help principal investigators and other grant team members develop the capacity to effectively address broader impact funding criteria, integrating teaching and research efforts. The first step is to schedule a consultation with one of the CFT’s senior staff. During this conversation we can explore the different ways in which the CFT can support your grant. To make an appointment, use our contact form or call (615) 322-7290. Funding ResourcesSee the CFT's guide to grant funding resources for educational initaitives for possible sources of grant funding. Also, recent calls for proposals noted by CFT staff as potentially relevant to Vanderbilt instructors are listed here. Click on the links for more information. Additional ResourcesOther Vanderbilt grant-related resources include:
Applying for NSF CAREER Awards - CIRTL-at-Vanderbilt hosted a workshop in May 2007 for Vanderbilt faculty members and post-doctoral fellows interested in applying for National Science Foundation CAREER Grants. Materials from that workshop are available online. These materials include information from several campus units, including the Center for Teaching, that can provide resources in support of the "broader impact" criterion of these grants. Also available are presentations on the grant process by past grant winners. HOME | ABOUT CFT | PROGRAMS | SERVICES | RESOURCES
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