Grant Writing Resources for Graduate Students
Grant Writing
Grant Writing: The Complete Workbook for Writing Grant Proposals That Win by Mary Gladstone-Highland.
Writing Personal Statements Online by Joe Schall
Grant-Writing and Sample Applications by the NIH. (Tips, processes, FAQs, and sample applications for biomedical sciences)
Advice on Writing Proposals to the National Science Foundation by Susan Finger (2015 update of a 1980s-era NSF document)
The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science by Scott L. Montgomery
BioScience Writers article library by various (excellent short guides on many STEM topics, especially The Anatomy of a Specific Aims Page –Kelly Holob)
Getting Funded: The Complete Guide to Writing Grant Proposals by Susan Howlett and Renee Bourque
The Only Grant-Writing Book You’ll Ever Need by Ellen Karsh and Arlen Sue Fox
STEM-Specific Writing Resources
Writing Science in Plain English by Anne E. Greene (especially for supplying examples of good and not-good writing)
Writing in the Sciences by Kristin Sainani (free online via Coursera through Stanford Online)
“The Science of Scientific Writing” by George Gopen and Judith Swan
Writing Successful Science Proposals, Friedland et. al.
Writing Science: how to write papers that get cited and proposals that get funded by Joshua Schimel
Academic Writing
Writing Recommendation Letters: A Faculty Handbook by Joe Schall
LOOKING AHEAD TO MINES@150
As Colorado School of Mines prepares for our 150th anniversary in 2024, dynamic and disruptive change is all around us. MINES@150 is our plan to position Mines for future success.
It calls for change, but also to stay true to our timeless mission, pillars and core values. MINES@150 leverages our size, location, and history, ensuring that our graduates will continue to be distinctive and highly valued, placing Mines at the frontiers of STEM education, research and innovation, and elevating our status among the world’s top universities.