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Grant Proposals - Coggle Diagram

- - - - How will you accomplish this?
- - - - What are you going to contribute to this field?
        
        Where will this take the field next?
      - How will you know if it worked?
        
        Do you have a backup plan if it doesn't?
    - - Restate those bold points.
        
        Then clarify: hypothesis, design, analysis, expectations, and any backup plans.
- - - - Make it something quantifiable or tangible.
      - We all want to be famous, but that's what publications are for.
  - - - Be realistic, yet reasonable
        
        There should be a business office with your institution to help you with this.
- - - - A good hook never hurt either, but these are the first impressions the grant will leave.
        
        There's a good hook, then there's professionalism.
      - The closing statement should include the import of picking you.
        
        Everything in between should have a logical progression
        
        Keep the grantor and "rubric" in mind.
        
        Make sure your statement of need ("import") should explain exactly what problem you are going to solve.
        
        Other objectives should be clearly, yet briefly, outlined
        
        This should be undoubtably clear at a quick glance.
        
        Use font options or obvious labeling terms.
- - - - Try to keep it to ~4 points.
        
        Each point may be followed by a paragraph offering a rationale for that aim.
        
        If this includes a hypothesis, make it italic.
        
        The closing statement should include intended results.