Write Your Grant
Discover resources for helping you write research grant applications.
Grant-writing resources
A small, highly interactive, peer grant writing group that meets 10 times over the course of four months. Available for early-career, assistant professor faculty members preparing for their first K- or R-series NIH grant proposal.
Masonic Cancer Center members have may submit proposal documents to the Masonic Cancer Center’s Research Development Office for internal peer review prior to external submission.
This webpage from the University of Minnesota's Research and Innovation Office features advice, practical tips, and other information to aid in writing different types of grant proposals.
NIH's guide to application writing
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides this guide to writing an NIH grant application. Select topics of interest include:
- Plain Language Guide Series: Online training materials about how to use plain language to communicate research aims and findings.
- NIH Grant Writing Tips Sheets: A selection of grant writing guides created by NIH Institutes.
- Tips for communicating about your research with non-scientists
Write Winning NIH Grants annual seminar
Learn to write grant proposals that get funded at this annual, two-day seminar designed for investigators and staff who help support grant writing. Seminar content is geared toward NIH grants, but is applicable to other national funding agencies.
Writing advice and guidance for grant proposal development from the Creator of the Lost in Translation grantsmanship curriculum.
General writing resources
Center for Writing
The Center for Writing supports students and educators who practice, teach with, and research writing at the University. Select topics of interest include:
- Especially for multilingual writers: Videos and resources selected by the Center for writing to support the needs of multilingual writers.
- Quick help materials: Printable handouts and online materials addressing writing topics like grammar, punctuation, and avoiding plagiarism.
Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
This Purdue University website offers writing resources and instructional materials.