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DESCRIPTION:AboutThis workshop aims to help early career researchers\, post
  docs and graduate students with the process of developing a grant proposa
 l with a team. You will be provided with a template to develop your idea\,
  find co-collaborators and help with developing your individual grant prop
 osal ideas from conception to execution. We will also discuss tips and tri
 cks\, things to avoid and lessons from an experienced grant writer.The wor
 kshop will facilitate the following:You will learn how to think about pick
 ing and assembling a teamYou will sketch a first rough outline and plan-of
 -action to initiate after the workshopYou will gain insight on key issues 
 in forming academic collaborationsInstructions: Please bring your laptop a
 nd/or a paper copy of a grant proposal you are interested in. Please bring
  your drafts or outlines of any existing proposals which you think would b
 enefit from feedback from your peers.FacilitatorMay Hen-Smith is a fiscal 
 sociologist and socio-legal researcher interested in global tax issues and
  the digital economy. She has worked as a researcher for many academic ins
 titutions including 91ºÚÁÏÍø (Law)\, the London School of Economi
 cs and Political Science (Sociology)\, University of Cambridge (Sociology)
 \, Simon Fraser University (Sociology and Anthropology) and the University
  of California\, Irvine (Anthropology). She has co-authored many Canadian 
 and international grant proposals.The registration for the workshop will t
 ake approximately 2 minutes to complete. Please click here: https://www.mc
 gill.ca/graphos/workshops 
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SUMMARY:Collaborative Grant Writing Friday\, April 14\, 2023\, 12:30 pm to 
 2:00 pm - Redpath Library - Cybertheque
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