InCHIP Workshops | Institute for Collaboration on Health, Intervention, and Policy (InCHIP)

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Each year, InCHIP offers workshops for UConn faculty, staff, and students about a variety of topics, such as grant writing, community engaged approaches, and innovative research methodologies. Workshops, generally held twice a semester, vary in topic from year to year and are often available to view on InCHIP’s YouTube page.

Example topics:

Preparing NIH Biosketches
Introduction to NIH Graduate Fellowships
Writing Policy Briefs from Research

Check out InCHIP’s YouTube page to watch past InCHIP workshops, events, and lectures.

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Upcoming Workshops

Writing Successful InCHIP Seed Grants

Led by: Deborah Cornman, PhD (InCHIP Associate Director)
Date & Time: Monday November 1st, 2021 at 12PM
Location: Via WebEx
Intended Audience: UConn Faculty
Description: Learn about InCHIP’s internal funding opportunities, the requirements for seed grant funding, what makes a successful application, and the resources available to applicants.

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Seed Grant Eligibility for Non-UConn Faculty

Please note the following rules about eligibility for InCHIP Seed Grants:

The Principal Investigator (PI) must have an advanced degree (e.g., PhD, MD, PharmD), have an eligible faculty appointment at UConn Storrs, UConn Health, or one of the regional campuses, and be eligible to submit external grants through InCHIP or UConn Health. Eligible faculty appointments are tenured or tenure-track faculty, in-residence research faculty, clinical faculty, other research faculty, and research scientists/scholars.
UConn faculty who work at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center (CCMC) are not eligible to be a PI on this seed grant unless they can submit their external grant applications through UConn. If they are required to submit their external grant applications through CCMC, they can serve as a Co-Investigator on this grant but not as a PI.

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Eligibility Criteria for InCHIP Seed Grants

Please note the following rules about eligibility for InCHIP Seed Grants:

Grad Students are not eligible to be PI's on InCHIP seed grants.
The Principal Investigator (PI) must have an advanced degree (e.g., PhD, MD, PharmD), have an eligible faculty appointment at UConn Storrs, UConn Health, or one of the regional campuses, and be eligible to submit external grants through InCHIP or UConn Health. Eligible faculty appointments are tenured or tenure-track faculty, in-residence research faculty, clinical faculty, other research faculty, and research scientists/scholars.

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