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Are you planning to submit a proposal to one of the many Fellowship opportunities with a deadline this Fall? Would you like to reuse, repurpose and recycle that proposal at a later date or for another opportunity? Join RIO Proposal Writer Donna Axel at this brief 30-minute introduction to RIO’s Fall Fellowship Writing & Peer Editing Program to see if this virtual program is right for you. From July through September, participants will draft proposals and participate in one peer editing workshop (August-September, TBD) to hone the narrative portion of Fellowship applications. These opportunities include:Ìý´¡´¡±«°ÂÌý[American Association of University Women] due Nov. 1;Ìý´¡°ä³¢³§Ìý[American Council of Learned Societies] due TBA, typically late Sept.;ÌýNHCÌý[National Humanities Center] due Oct. 3;Ìý³§±á°äÌý[Stanford Humanities Center] due Oct. 1;ÌýGuggenheimÌýdue mid-Sept; or others—just let us know!

• Who: T/TT Arts and Humanities and Humanistic Social Sciences Faculty interested in applying for a Fellowship with deadlines this Fall.
• When: Tuesday, July 16, 2024.
  Attend either: 10am-10:30am OR 4pm-4:30pm

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(Please register using your CU Boulder IdentiKey Login email.)

Categories and Requirements is a 1-hour webinar for faculty interested in applying for one or more of the Fellowships due this Fall. RIO Proposal Writer Donna Axel will demystify the solicitation by going over select opportunity’s instructions with a focus on the required categories and review criteria specific to the opportunity. In addition, Donna will highlight key ways to develop a strong proposal, including sharing sample categories used in winning narratives, as well as sample winning narratives. This is an excellent opportunity to ask any questions you might have before beginning your draft!

• Who: T/TT Arts and Humanities and Humanistic Social Sciences Faculty interested in applying for a Fellowship this Fall.
• When: Thursday, July 25, 2024
• Where: These events will be hosted via Zoom

Register for either:

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​(Please register using your CU Boulder IdentiKey Login email.)

Facilitated by Donna Axel, faculty participate in one small peer editing working group of 3-5. This workshop will provide space to discuss any feedback/suggestions from colleagues, and each session will last approximately 1.5-2 hours. One week in advance of this workshop, faculty will exchange drafts and provide comments using the NEH categories and requirements/review criteria. Then, during this peer review session, faculty will discuss their comments and use the time to ask questions regarding drafts. Day/time TBD by faculty group.

• Who: T/TT Arts and Humanities and Humanistic Social Sciences Faculty who are interested in applying for a Fellowship this Fall.
• When: Faculty determine one convenient day/time per group
• Where: These workshops will be hosted via Zoom
• Availability: Registration capped at 20 T/TT Faculty who have attended the Kickoff AND/OR the Categories and Requirements workshops. Small groups for peer editing will be 2-5 faculty.

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The Research and Innovation Office (RIO) offers this 30-minute informal Office Hours with Research Development Specialist Donna Axel. Bring your questions about searching for funding opportunities, identifying appropriate sponsors, and learning ways RIO supports you in your scholarly research and creative work.

RIO's Search for Funding webpage

Please have your VPN activated and CU Boulder identikey credentials.

• Who: All CU Boulder Faculty, Research Staff, Postdocs, and Graduate ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½
• When: August 1, 2024 2-2:30 p.m. MT
• Where: Virtual via Zoom

(Please register using your CU Boulder IdentiKey Login email.)

Three CU Boulder faculty members will share their success stories—and their processes—for applying for fellowships:

• Elspeth Dusinberre from the Department of Classics, awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship (2023)
• Emmanuel David from Women & Gender Studies, awarded the National Humanities Center (NHC) Fellowship (2022)
• Ashleigh Lawrence-Sanders from History, awarded the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellowship (2023)

This virtual program is designed to inspire faculty who are interested in applying for a fellowship. We celebrate these successful faculty and learn from their experiences applying for fellowships. What strategies did they use? Did they apply to more than one? Is it important to reuse, repurpose, and recycle proposals? Join us and learn their paths to successful winning proposals.

• Who:ÌýDetails coming soon!
• When: Tuesday, September 10, 2024 (Time TBD)
• Where: These events will be hosted via Zoom
• Availability:ÌýDetails coming soon!

Register your interest, and RIO will contact you with details regarding the time of event.

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(Please register using your CU Boulder IdentiKey Login email.)