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Writing from the Winner's Circle: A Guide to Preparing Competitive Grant Proposals by Dr. David Stanley, was published by Nebraska EPSCoR in 1996 to assist researchers in Nebraska as they develop grant proposals and was also made available to researchers in other EPSCoR states at our cost of publishing and mailing. Due to continued interest in the booklet and with the encouragement of the EPSCoR staff at the National Science Foundation, through Nebraska EPSCoR the entire booklet is available on the world wide web. Neither the author nor Nebraska EPSCoR wishes to make any money from the publication. Thanks go to Dr. Stanley for his permission to publish the booklet in this form. We hope that its information will help anyone developing a research grant proposal, but republication or dissemination of this booklet for a fee is prohibited. Dr. Stanley’s preface and acknowledgments are available below.
David W. Stanley
David Stanley is a professor in the Department of Entomology at the University of Nebraska. He received his PhD (entomology: insect biochemistry) from the University of California, Berkeley. After a three-year post-doctoral fellowship at UC Berkeley, he moved to Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park, California, where he held the positions of insect physiologist and senior scientist. Dr. Stanley moved to the University of Nebraska in 1989, where he directs the Insect Biochemical Physiology Laboratory in the Department of Entomology. Dr. Stanley has enjoyed external funding from federal agencies including the NIH and the USD, and from private foundations including the Nebraska Foundation. He is also experienced in re-writing grant proposals.
Preface to First Edition
This booklet is about writing and submitting competitive grant proposals. It is addressed to colleagues who feel they may benefit from a quick look at the granting process. Royce Ballinger, [former] director of the Nebraska Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research, usually known as EPSCoR programs, suggested this edition.
~ David W. Stanley
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