Malanson recently returned from a two-year rotation at the NSF where he was a program officer in the Division of Environmental Biology and worked in the Dynamics of Coupled Natural and Human Systems inter-directorate program. He previously also served on NSF panels and a four-year team on a National Institutes of Health study section.
Workshop meetings will be offered 9-10:20 a.m. most Fridays in 205 North Hall beginning Friday, Feb. 17. For more information on each session and to RSVP, click through the links below:
Feb. 17 – Understanding the National Science Foundation
Feb. 24 – Project Description: The Big Picture
March 3 – Pre-Award (Proposal Components)
March 24 – Pre-Award (Budgets)
March 31 – Pre-Award (Review Panels)
April 14 – Pre-Award (Review Comments)
April 28 – Workshopping Session
The workshop series, sponsored by the Iowa Social Science Research Center, is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of what NSF program officers and proposal reviewers are evaluating when reviewing proposals to help UI researcher craft more effective proposals.
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