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NIH NRSA Fellowships

Intended audiences
PI and research team, Administrators
Time to complete
3 hours
Hands-on workshop
Yes
Course contact
Pahulu, Angelika
(650) 721-1249
aobrien8@stanford.edu

NRSA F Series Individual Postdoctoral and Pre-doctoral Fellowships

Required computer lab sessions
 
Highlights:

Required NIH NRSA F Series Computer Lab Sessions-especially for those submitting (or resubmitting) their applications.

Required Computer Lab Sessions
 
We will be completing your REAL application in ASSIST and completing some of the administrative sections in these hands-on lab sessions. This training is completely web based. We will be completing the required Stanford-specific internal routing form (PDRF) in the SeRA system. Debra Porzio from the Research Management Group (RMG) Fellowship Office and other RMG staff will be on hand to assist each of you with your application.
 
The labs will be covering the new forms required (per the reissued program announcements). Therefore, if you are resubmitting an application, even though you attended a session before your initial application submission, you must sign up for one of the following 3-hour sessions.
 
 
DOR-1218-021417A        February 14, 2017    9 a.m. to 12 noon
DOR-1218-021417B        February 14, 2017    1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Birch Lab B, 215 Panama Street, Room 107
 
DOR-1218-022117A        February 21, 2017        9 a.m. to 12 noon
DOR-1218-022417B        February 24, 2017       1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Birch Lab B, 215 Panama Street, Room 107 
 
DOR-1218-031417A        March 14, 2017    9 a.m. to 12 noon
DOR-1218-031417B        March 14, 2017     1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Birch Lab B, 215 Panama Street, Room 107
 
Searchable Campus map: http://campus-map.stanford.edu/
 
 
 

NIH NRSA Resource Webpage

In addition to the material contained on this page, the NIH NRSA Resource Webpage  contains copies of application/materials resources from the workshops provided by the person who conducts all of the sessions, Debra Porzio,  RMG Fellowship Officer Manager.

FAQ's

  1. If I sign up for the computer lab session, am I committed to submit an application for the next standard deadline?
  2. No, taking the class is not a commitment to submit. Often, attendees delay submitting their proposal until the next cycle. And, those same attendees who delay often choose to attend a second time closer to their deadline
  3. Will this course provide any suggestions on how to write a successful research proposal and/or tips about other attachments for specific research plans/career goals/etc.?
  4. During the class, we review each of the attachments. However, the class does not focus on grant writing but on completing the administrative sections of the application so that you can focus more of your time outside of the class on the scientific elements of the proposal. Biosciences Grant Writing Academy (for graduate students and postdocs) http://biosciences.stanford.edu/current/grants-fellowships/
  5. Can we bring our own iPad/laptop to the course to fill out electronic forms? The lab is equipped with a PC for each student.   However, please bring your iPhone or SMART phone so you can access the two-step authentication code.

Citizenship

By the time of award, the individual must be a citizen or a non-citizen national of the United States or have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence (i.e., possess a currently valid Permanent Resident Card USCIS Form I-551, or other legal verification of such status).

Eligibility

Please review the program announcements (see below) for eligibility criteria. (See the search tips below.) You are strongly encouraged contact the NIH institute program official listed the Table of Institute/Center Contacts for each program announcement to discuss your eligibility and your research project to determine if you are considering the correct institute for your application.

 

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