Research Development Coordinator
ADVANCE Project CREST is committed to providing wrap-around support for faculty researchers in STEM and the social and behavioral sciences (SBS) at UCCS. As part of this commitment, a Research Development Coordinator, Dr. Kelly McNear was hired in December 2021 to provide ongoing support for our campus researchers in the form of grant writing coaching, developing well-resourced budgets, responding to reviewers, and managing the grant submission process. Dr. McNear is also available to offer guidance in journal submissions and connecting faculty with the newly developed Research Network.
The Research Development Coordinator is funded with both grant and university funds, which means this position is available to support all faculty regardless of discipline or position. For more information on the support you can receive, see the list of resources below or contact Dr. McNear at kmcnear@uccs.edu.
Research Development
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Meet the Research Development Coordinator
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Grant Writing Boot Camp
Learn how to develop successful, well-budgeted grant proposals with the help of the Research Development Coordinator and your peers through the Grant Writing Bootcamp. This intensive multi-week camp will help ensure you walk away with a thoughtfully planned and complete grant proposal.
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Publication and Presentation Support
Would you like support on other research activities besides grant-finding or grant writing? The Research Development Coordinator can help with that, too! Get help with your journal submission, revise and resubmits, graphical abstracts, or presentation submissions.
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Request Individual Support
Would you like a one-on-one consultation with the Research Development Coordinator? Have specific questions concerning your proposal or publication submission? Want help brainstorming funding opportunities or publication outlets? Set up a meeting with Dr. Kelly McNear by filling out the form on the link below!
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Grant Writing Bootcamp for R2 University Faculty: A Facilitator's Guide
Adapted from the NSF ADVANCE Project TRACS at Montana State University, an R1 institution, the Office of Research and Project CREST have put together a facilitator's guide for running this successful bootcamp at R2 institutions (published June 2024). In this you'll find links, examples, and templates for creating your own grant writing bootcamp geared towards R2 faculty!