Transcription of A GUIDE FOR PROPOSAL WRITING - NSF
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A GUIDE FOR PROPOSAL WRITING - NSF
A GUIDE FOR PROPOSAL WRITING NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION DIRECTORATE FOR EDUCATION AND HUMAN RESOURCESD ivision of Undergraduate Education Table of Contents Introduction _____3 Program Information _____4 Review Process _____5 Criteria for Evaluation _____6 I. Intellectual Merit _____6 II. Broader Impacts _____7 ADVICE TO PROPOSAL WRITERS _____9 Step 1 - Before You Write_____9 Getting Started _____9 Gathering Background Information _____10 Looking at the Program Solicitation or Announcement _____10 Thinking About the Target Audience _____11 Building Coalitions _____11 Other Considerations _____12 Step 2 - WRITING the Proposal_____13 WRITING the PROPOSAL Narrative _____13 Including Budget Information _____14 WRITING the Credentials of the PI and Other Staff _____15 Including E
opportunities do not specify additional award conditions or reporting requirements, and do not require specific cost sharing beyond the required statutory (1%) amount. Proposals submitted in response to program announcements are considered "unsolicited." This means that the resulting awards are subject to the statutory cost sharing requirement.
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