- National Science Foundation, Grant Proposal Guide
- National Institute of Health, Grant Writing Tip Sheet
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Guidebook for Proposers
- NIH sample applications
- NSF Sample proposal
- NSF Guide to Proposal Writing
- Grant Proposal Tips
- NEH Virtual Grant Workshops
- NSF Broader Impact Statement Writing Tips
- NSF Grant writing tools
- NIH Grant Primer-Part one
- NIH Grant Primer-Part two
- NSF Resource Center
- NSF 101: 5 Tips on How to Talk to a Program Officer
For specific writing resources in different fields, reach out to us.
Rider Grants Development (Slides from bootcamp January 2025)
Become a Reviewer
Why? This will help you keep up to date with advances in the field but also provide you with helpful hints on writing stronger applications.
Tune-in: Upcoming Webinars
Data Visualization in R for Researchers Who Do Not Use R
This session will explain the basics of data visualization in R using ggplot and demonstrate how to make boxplots, histograms, violin-plots, bar charts, and scatterplots. The workshop will also discuss how the grammar of graphics used for these basic plot types extends to the creation of more complex layered plots using ggplot. No prior knowledge of R is required.
When: April 15, 2025
Where: Virtual
Climate Change and Behavioral Health
A panel discussion about practical health behaviors that have a net positive impact on our climate and well-being. Adopting a healthy diet and engaging in daily physical activity offers substantial health benefits. Moreover, such health-behaviors not only enhance our well-being but also positively impact the climate. The April 2025 issue of Health Psychology features a consensus statement from the Behavioral Medicine Research Council on the connection between behavioral health, climate change, and sustainability. Join for a discussion with the paper’s contributors to discover practical steps we can take to improve both our health and the environment.
When: April 21, 2025
Where: Virtual
An Introduction to Mixed Methods Research
Discusses key strategies for designing mixed methods studies, navigating common challenges, and ensuring methodological rigor. Mixed methods research is a powerful approach that combines quantitative and qualitative methodologies to provide deeper, more nuanced insights in psychological research and measurement. In this webinar, we will examine how integrating different research approaches can help address complex research questions. Through practical examples, I will discuss key strategies for designing mixed methods studies, navigating common challenges, and ensuring methodological rigor. The session will cover essential topics, including mixed methods study designs, data collection and analysis strategies, and best practices for reporting mixed methods research. Participants will also receive a resource guide featuring foundational readings and exemplary research papers for those interested in further exploring this methodology.
When: April 30, 2025
Where: Virtual